Swiss hockey thriller: tension in front of the chl playoffs!

Swiss hockey thriller: tension in front of the chl playoffs!

Växjö, Schweden - The last games of the Champions Hockey League preliminary round were followed with excitement, which now mark the transition to the playoffs. Remarkable encounters, especially between Swiss teams, are on the plans. In a particularly explosive duel, the Lausanne HC, which has secured third place, meets the genève servette HC, which ends up in 14th place. This constellation means that at least one Swiss club is already leaving in the first round.

Another interesting match is held between the second -placed ZSC Lions and the Straubing Tigers from the German Ice Hockey League (DEL). At their last meeting in September, the Lions were able to convince with a 3-2 win.

The challenge for the Swiss teams

In addition to these games, there is also an exciting journey for HC Friborg-Gottéron, who is the fifth of the preliminary round to play against the Växjö Lakers who fought for twelfth place. This will be a challenge for the Friborg team, especially since Växjö is a strong team that often plays on home ice cream.

The competitive situation could become even more intense up to the semi -finals. The next possible Swiss duel is only on the agenda, should both the ZSC Lions and the Lausanne HC or Genève servette be able to survive the round of 16 and move into the semi-finals. The tension increases and the fans can look forward to gripping games that are due in the coming weeks.

The playoffs are not only a sporting challenge for the teams, but also an opportunity for fans to support their teams. In this decisive phase of the Champions Hockey League, every decision will be of great importance on and off the ice.

The upcoming games promise a high degree of drama and emotions, while the teams are fighting to move into the next round. An exact eye on the developments is therefore required not to miss an exciting game.

For more information on the details and developments about the Champions Hockey League and the associated matches, see the current reporting on www.swisshockeynews.ch .