Sixteen teams remain in CHL

07 Oct 2015 | Henrik Lundqvist

Today was the second leg of the Round of 32 played in Champions Hockey League. Five Finnish, Five Swedish, three Czech, one Norwegian, one Swiss and one German team qualified for the Round of 16.

JYP, Vitkovice, Kosice, Düsseldorf, Vienna Capitals, Trinec, Ingolstadt, Red Bull Salzburg, Stavanger, Växjö, Linköping, Adler Mannheim, Red Bull München, HIFK, ZSC Lions and Färjestad were all eliminated from Champions Hockey League on Tuesday. The remaining teams will play the Round of 16 games November 3 and 10 according to these pairings:

HV71 Jönköping - Espoo Blues
Kärpät Oulu - Sparta Prague
Storhamar Harmar - TPS Turku
Lukko Rauma - Djurgården Stockholm
HC Davos - Bili Tygri Liberec
Skellefteå AIK - Eisbaren Berlin
Frölunda Gothenburg - HC Litvinov
Tappara Tampere - Luleå Hockey

Tuesday's games:

Luleå HF - Färjestads BK

1-3

ZSC Lions - HC Sparta Praha

0-3

HC Davos - HIFK Helsinki

5-2

EHC München - Lukko Rauma

0-3

Adler Mannheim - Espoo Blues

3-2

Frölunda HC - ERC Ingolstadt

4-1 OT

Linköpings HC - Bili Tygri Liberec

3-6

Växjö Lakers - Djurgårdens IF

3-3

Storhamar Dragons - EC Red Bull Salzburg

3-2

Stavanger Oilers - Eisbären Berlin

3-3

HV71 - HC Ocelari Trinec

3-1

TPS Turku - JYP Jyväskylä

4-1

Tappara Tampere - HC Vitkovice Steel

2-1

Kärpät Oulu - Düsseldorfer EG

3-0

Skellefteå AIK - HC Kosice

3-0

HC Verva Litvinov - UPC Vienna Capitals

2-2 OT

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