International TournamentsDiscuss International Tournaments like the WJC, Olympics, and World Cup, as they take place, or discuss past tournaments. performances.
Germany (Sport1):
Saturday August 21: Eisbären Berlin-Djurgården, o2 World, 14:00
Sweden (Viasat Hockey):
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Wednesday August 11: Malmö-Frölunda, Malmö Arena, 19:00
Thursday August 12: Frölunda-HV71, Frölundaborg, 19:00
Saturday August 14: Färjestad-Djurgården, Coffee Queen Arena, Arvika, 16:00
Saturday August 21: Eisbären Berlin-Djurgården, o2 World, 14:00 [still to be negotiated]
Wednesday August 25: Linköping-Jokerit, Cloetta Center, 19:00
Fruday August 27: HV71-Tappara, Aplarinken, Värnamo, 19:00
Saturday August 28: Djurgården-Jokerit, Hovet, 16:00
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Apart from the six – or seven games from the divisional play – to be show on tv, the play-off, ”Red Bull Salute” in Salzburg, will be shown live. Those games will be covered with ten cameras, produced in HD-quality and distibuted all over Europa.
Finland (WebTV):
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Finnish side Oulun Kärpät will, in co-operation with Finnish internet-channel WebTV FInland produce all of Kärpäts four homegames live on the internet. For 7 Euro anyone, anywhere in the world can see Kärpät play Red Bull Salzburg, ZC Lions, SC Bern and Tappara in the tournament.
Czech Republic (Česká televize):
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Czech television will also show all the homegames of Sparta Praha live. Sparta play Färjestad August 18, Djurgården August 20, Linköping August 21 and Mannheim August 25.
Germany (Sport1):
Saturday August 21: Eisbären Berlin-Djurgården, o2 World, 14:00
What about broadcasts in other countries?
Is it only going to be on Sport1? I was kinda hoping for a German channel to help me out here, since I can get quite a few of them
But Sport1 is Germany only I guess (I can get Sport1, but I think those are separate channels and it's going to be a Dutch broadcast).
Yes, the German and Dutch Sport1 channels are different. The German is free tv and if you can't watch it via satellite etc., you might give zattoo a try. You'd have to use a proxy for a German IP adress, though.
Other streams may turn up here.
Anyone feel like charing some history about this tournament? Is this the reincarnation of the previous Euroleague but with invitationals?
It's what was known as the Nordic Trophy, with teams from Sweden and Finland.
Now it's the European Trophy with more teams from other big hockey countries in Europe as well.
Sweeet! Can't wait for this to come into fruition.
What are your thoughts on the tournament this year? Finalists? Best player in the tourney? TV coverage?
Sweeet! Can't wait for this to come into fruition.
What are your thoughts on the tournament this year? Finalists? Best player in the tourney? TV coverage?
My thoughts are that I'm a Berlin fan and really want them to win it all
TV coverage in Sweden should be pretty good. Some posts above, there's a schedule, which can also be found on the official site of the tournament. Swedish stations are doing well for their fans.
If I can't find something on the internet it's probably going to be radio on Berlin's official site.
Just like I did with the Kings before I got ESPN360
My thoughts are that I'm a Berlin fan and really want them to win it all
TV coverage in Sweden should be pretty good. Some posts above, there's a schedule, which can also be found on the official site of the tournament. Swedish stations are doing well for their fans.
If I can't find something on the internet it's probably going to be radio on Berlin's official site.
Just like I did with the Kings before I got ESPN360
Thanks. Only hope it'll be streamed somewhere. Go Frölunda!
It'll be interesting to see how the different leagues teams fair in the tourney. Don't know how much stock each team is putting into it, though? Prize money?
It'll be interesting to see how the different leagues teams fair in the tourney. Don't know how much stock each team is putting into it, though? Prize money?
well, everything can happen in pre-season...think this tourney won`t tell the whole story
and I haven`t read anything about it but I`m sure the teams make good money with Red Bull as the sponsor of this league
It'll be interesting to see how the different leagues teams fair in the tourney. Don't know how much stock each team is putting into it, though? Prize money?
From todays europeantrophy.com news entry:
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There is also money to make for the most succesfull teams, 30 000 Euro to the two divisional winners and 40 000 more to the winners of the Salute. (Link)
It'll be interesting to see how the different leagues teams fair in the tourney. Don't know how much stock each team is putting into it, though? Prize money?
As for finnish teams, I've only seen Hifk's and Tappara's rosters and both of 'em seem to have left some of the top players out (Hifk: Peltonen, Granlund, Wirtanen, Söderholm + some others, Tappara missing at least Leimu, Ilvonen, Guolla...). I was hoping for the teams to ice their top line-ups, so we could do some comparing between the leagues, but mehh...Well it's a pre-season tournament (at least for now), let's just treat it as such.
Edit. Oh yeah, and reaction on avatar
Last edited by Ciccarelli: 08-11-2010 at 10:10 AM.
I think tomorrow winners are: HIFK, Jokerit, Kärpät, Bern, Zurich, Praha, Färjestad and Frölunda
I don't think that any finnish would win their game. For example Jokerit are missing their first and second line center and our first goalie isn't playing and one defender is missing too...
