Nottingham Panthers have found out their destiny for the Continental Cup Super Final which will again be played in Denmark over the 10th, 11th and 12th January 2020.
The Panthers won the competition in 2015 becoming the first British Ice Hockey team to win a major European Trophy and will look to do join the likes of HC Ambri-Piotta and ZSC Lions of Switzerland in winning the competition twice just one less than Yunost Minsk who have won it a record three times in total.
The Panthers travel to Vojens in the new year where they will open up their finals campaign on Friday 10th January against SonderjyskE having already beat the Danes on their own patch in qualifying for this stage in November.
Following the match up against the hosts Panthers play against Krakow on the Saturday and finish off against Belorussians Neman Grodno in the final game on the Sunday.
The team with the most points over the three group matches will be crowned winner of the trophy which is the second tier trophy for Ice Hockey teams participating in Europe after the Champions Hockey League which the winner will qualify for next years edition of.
Full Schedule
Friday 10th January 2020
Grodno v Krakow (15:00)
SonderjyskE v Panthers (18:30)
Saturday 11th January 2020
Panthers v Krakow (15:00)
Grodno v SonderjyskE (18:30)
Sunday 12th January 2020
Krakow v SonderjyskE (14:30)
Panthers v Grodno (18:00)
*All times (in brackets) GMT.
*Main image @panthersihc The Panthers last won the competition in 2015.
