The 2015-16 MOL League season will be starting on September 11th with Ferencváros travelling to defending champions Miskolc.
The MOL League season will be starting in less than two months with nine teams starting the fight for the MOL League title.
In the opening round, Ferencváros will be playing at defending MOL League and Hungarian Cup champion Miskolc with expantion teams Fehérvár AV19 hosting HSC Csíkszereda and MAC Budapest traveling to Debrecen. The fourth game of the round will be Brasov traveling to Dunaújváros and Újpest has the day off.
The first home game in the Tüskecsarnok for MAC Budapest will be on September 14th with Csíkszerda as the guest.
The regular season will be from September 11th through January 30th with the playoff quarterfinals from February 2-6, semifinals February 17-March 3rd and the finals will start March 5th with the last game being played possibly on the 19th.
Sebastian Bergholt
(D)
Rødovre Mighty Bulls
Melbourne Ice
Scott Clemie
(F)
Sydney BearsCanberra Brave
Tyler Higgins
(D)
HC Thurgauunknown
Andreas Döpfner
(F)
HC Thurgauunknown
Yves Stoffel
(F)
HC Thurgauunknown
Louis Hungerbühler
(D)
HC Thurgauunknown
Mikael Slehofer
(F)
HC Fribourg-GottéronHC Thurgau
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