Champions Hockey League: make room for the event

Following Champions Hockey League

The Champions Hockey League is a European club ice-hockey competition. Its club names, arena cities and match dates distinguish it from the NHL and from national domestic leagues, even when a television guide groups all three under hockey.

European venues make the local evening schedule familiar to many viewers across the continent. Save the competition name with your team so that a search result does not mix a domestic fixture with a European tie.

Live coverage, replays and highlights

There is more than one way to follow a sporting week. A live programme gives you the event as it unfolds; a full replay preserves the match or session; a highlights show provides a shorter account. A studio programme can explain the result without being a replay of the event.

Put the club, team or competitor you follow into a short favourites list alongside the competition. That gives a busy evening some structure, especially when several programmes begin close together. A guide reminder is useful, but the organiser’s latest schedule is the better reference for a rearranged event.

Bring the start time into your own evening

Our country guides include a date-based UTC-to-local converter. This is useful for a North American evening game watched in Europe, a European fixture followed in Australia, or any programme that crosses midnight for the viewer.