Euro Hockey League 2009–10
The Euro Hockey League 2009/2010 is the third season of the discharged by the European Hockey Federation Euro Hockey League, the most important European competition for club teams in hockey. The competition was played in four tournaments with group and knock-out phase. The UHC Hamburg succeeded as the first club in the second title win in the EHL.
- 2.1 knockout round
- 2.2 quarterfinals
- 3.1 Semi-finals
- 3.2 3rd place match
- 3.3 final
Preliminary round
The first round, which was held in the fall of 2009 as the group stage took place in the context of two tournaments in the French capital club Saint- Germain -en- Laye HC, as well as the Spanish representative of the Real Club de Polo de Barcelona. A win there were 5 points, 2 points for a draw and a defeat by less than three goals a point.
Group A
23 to 25 October 2009 in Paris
Group B
October 9 to 11, 2009 in Barcelona
Group C
23 to 25 October 2009 in Paris
Group D
23 to 25 October 2009 in Paris
Group E
October 9 to 11, 2009 in Barcelona
Group F
23 to 25 October 2009 in Paris
Group G
October 9 to 11, 2009 in Barcelona
Group H
October 9 to 11, 2009 in Barcelona
Whacked - round
The eighth and quarter finals were held at Easter 2010 HC Rotterdam. In the event of a tie, two extensions follows à 7.5 minutes with silver goal rule. If the connection still firmly stand no winner, followed by the shootout.
Second round
Quarterfinals
Final Four
The semi-finals and the final and 3rd place match took place at the Dutch club Amsterdamsche Hockey and Bandy Club in the 7000 -seat Wagener Stadium on Pentecost 2010. In the event of a tie, two extensions followed containing 7,5 minutes by silver goal rule. Level in the connection still no winner is determined, followed by the shootout. The EHF also awarded the Final Four tournament of the parallel women's competition, the Club Champions Cup, as a doubleheader to Amsterdam.
Semifinal
3rd Place Match
Endgame
Test rules
In the Euro Hockey League, new rules are repeatedly tested before they are introduced in the national leagues, as well as other international competitions after checkout. In the season 2009/2010 the own goal was introduced: this is meant eliminating the need that a striker needs to touch the ball in the shot circle, so that may be decided on goal. Thus, it is now no matter whether an attacking or defending player or goalkeeper touches the ball in the shot circle. The first own goal of hockey history achieved the Spanish international Xavier Ribas ( Athlètic Terassa ), the abfälschte untenable in the preliminary round game against Reading HC a cross outside the circle shot into his own goal.
Euro Hockey Trophy
The Euro Hockey Trophy was from 2nd - 5th April 2010 held in Cardiff, Wales. It forms the first substructure for Euro Hockey League. The clubs play next to the title also points to its national association in the EHF -3 -year rating which determines the number of clubs a nation for the European Cup competitions.
Group A
- Dinamo Elektrostal - SC Stoitel Brest 1-0 (0-0 )
- Lucerne SC - Cardiff & UWIC HC 3:4 (0:2)
- Lucerne SC - Dinamo Elektrostal 0:5 ( 0:1)
- SC Stoitel Brest - Cardiff & UWIC HC 6:0 (0:0)
- SC Stoitel Brest - Lucerne SC 3:2 ( 2:1)
- Dinamo Elektrostal - Cardiff & UWIC HC 6:2 (2:1)
Group B
- Grange HC - Kolos Sekvoia 1-1 (1-1 )
- HC Roma - Whitchurch HC 3:2 ( 1:1)
- HC Roma - Grange HC 1-1 (1-1 )
- Whitchurch HC - Kolos Sekvoia 3:2 (2:0)
- HC Roma - Kolos Sekvoia 1:4 (1:2)
- Grange HC - Whitchurch HC 4-0 (2-0)
Placement matches
- Playground 7 Lucerne SC - Whitchurch HC 2:4 (1:2)
- Playground 5 Cardiff & UWIC HC - HC Roma 2-0 (1-0 )
- Playground 3 SC Stoitel Brest - Kolos Sekvoia 2:2 (1:2) 5:6 n.7m
- Final Dinamo Elektrostal - Grange HC 6:3 ( 4:0)
Euro Hockey Challenge I
The Euro Hockey Challenge I was on 21 -24. May 2010 be played in the Austrian capital Vienna. It forms the second substructure for Euro Hockey League.
Group A
- SK Slavia Praha - TJ Pilsen Litice 4:1 (2:0)
- AHTC Vienna - HC Minsk 2:1 ( 0:1)
- HC Minsk - TJ Pilsen Litice 4:2 ( 1:2 )
- SK Slavia Praha - AHTC Wien 3:4 ( 2:2 )
- HC Minsk - SK Slavia Praha 0:4 ( 0:2 )
- AHTC Vienna - TJ Pilsen Litice 4-0 (2-0)
Group B
- Dinamo Sch VSM - HK Pliva Lipovci 7:1 (3:1)
- HAHK Mladost - Wiener AC 3:1 ( 1:0)
- Dinamo Sch VSM - HAHK Mladost 1:3 ( 1:1)
- Wiener AC - HK Pliva Lipovci 5:0 (3:0)
- HAHK Mladost - HK Pliva Lipovci 3:1 ( 3:0)
- Wiener AC - Dinamo Sch VSM 4:3 ( 1:1)
Rise Games
- 2 Group A - 1st Group B: Slavia Prague - HAHK Mladost 4:3 ( 3:3,3:3,1:1 ) n.7m
- 1st Group A - 2nd Group B: AHTC Vienna Wiener AC 2:3 (1:2)
Descent games
- 4 Group A - 3rd Group B: TJ Pilsen Litice - Dinamo SchVSM 3:2 ( 2:2 )
- 3 Group A - 4th Group B: HC Minsk - HK Pliva Lipovci 6:7 ( 5:5,3:1 ) n.7m