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Australia wins derby against New Zealand

(09 Apr 2011, 14:31) | Australia won the important derby game of the World Championship Div. II against New Zealand 2-0. One point in the last game against Serbia will be enough for the host to win promotion. Belgium finished the tournament with a 8-2 win against Mexico. Read more»

One step remains to the first league title for Třinec

(09 Apr 2011, 09:07) | Will the biggest success in the 16-year long Extraliga history of Třinec come true? Maybe we will know today: On Friday evening, the Dragons won the third finals game in a row and took a 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. One victory for Třinec is remaining to the end of the Czech Extraliga season and to the first league title in the history of Třinec. Read more»

Blues join HIFK in the SM-Liiga finals

(09 Apr 2011, 08:45) | The sensation is a fact. Ninth placed Blues hade it all the way to the SM-Liiga finals. JYP was beaten 3-1 in game five and Blues, lead by its goaltender Iiro Tarkki, won the series 4-1. Read more»

Herning one win away from Danish title

(08 Apr 2011, 21:52) | After three wins in a row Herning Blue Fox now leads the Danish championship final 3-1 and can take the title at home on Tuesday. Read more»

MoDo stays in Elitserien

(08 Apr 2011, 21:19) | The classic club MoDo, where players like Peter Forsberg, Markus Näslund and the Sedin twins started their elite careers needed to win the last game of the season to avoid relegation, and they did it wining 2-0 against Södertälje Read more»

1-1 in the final of Elitserien

(08 Apr 2011, 07:58) | It took 97 minutes and 55 seconds before Skellefteå's Jimmie Ericsson scored the game winner after a nail biting and entertaining second final game between Skellefteå and Färjestad. Read more»

Don’t underestimate New Zealand

(08 Apr 2011, 04:27) | Kiwis hammered a disappointing Belgium, Serbia finally did its duty and annihilates Mexico Read more»

France and Czech Republic going strong

(07 Apr 2011, 23:51) | Two main favorites of World Women's Championship Division II in Caen, France have so far met the high expectations and continue to cruise through the tournament without a single loss of points. On Thursday, Czech Republic beat Italy and France outscored Denmark. Read more»

Kloten takes the last chance

(07 Apr 2011, 23:11) | After losses in the first three games of the NLA finals Kloten finally beat Davos 3-0 in game four. Read more»

Who’ll stop Australia?

(06 Apr 2011, 23:01) | Aussies won 5-3 against Belgium in a sold out arena: first place seems already reserved. Read more»

Blues one game from the finals

(06 Apr 2011, 22:13) | The #9 rank from the SM-Liiga regular season, Blues Espoo, continues to impress in the playoffs. With today's 2-0 win over regular season winner JYP the impossible thing may soon come true. Read more»

Třinec won also the second game of the Czech Extraliga finals

(06 Apr 2011, 21:55) | As Eurohockey.com was predicting, Vítkovice would be different than in the second than in one day ago. They played much better and were keeping the score at 0-0 during all the game. But one minute before the last horn, Varaďa scored a goal and the second victory in the series for Třinec was a fact. Read more»

Vladimír Růžička as an Omsk head coach?

(06 Apr 2011, 21:47) | The former forward with experiences from Edmonton Oilers, Ottawa Senators and mainly Boston Bruins, received an offer from a KHL club Avagard Omsk for the position of a team’s head coach. Regarding to information from Czech hockey-press it is very probable, that Růžička will accept it. Read more»

Serbia holds head up

(06 Apr 2011, 04:40) | In the only game scheduled on the second day of World Champion Division II Serbia earned its first 3 points against a positive New Zealand. Read more»

World Women‘s division II gets underway in France

(06 Apr 2011, 02:08) | French city of Caen has ended its preparation for Division II of IIHF World Women’s championship and hockey fans can now look forward to a whole week of games involving Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Great Britain and Italy. Read more»