Ice Hockey European Cup 1986/87

	Ice Hockey European Cup
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Winner:	CSKA Moscow

The European Ice Hockey Cup in the 1986/87 season was the 22nd staging of the competition of the same name by the International Ice Hockey Federation IIHF . The competition began in October 1986; the final was played in September 1987. A total of 17 teams took part. The CSKA Moscow defended the title for the ninth time in a row.

Mode and participants

The national champions of the game year 1985/86 of the European members of the IIHF were qualified for the competition. The competition was played in the knockout system in a two-legged manner. The final was played in a group of four in the mode everyone against everyone.

Romania 1965 Steaua Bucharest
France Mont-Blanc HC
United Kingdom Durham Wasps
Netherlands Lada G.IJ.S. Groningen
Norway Stjernen IL Frederikstad
Bulgaria 1971 CSKA Sofia
Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic HK Partizan Belgrade
Germany Democratic Republic 1949 SC Dynamo Berlin
Italy HC Merano

Switzerland HC Lugano (set for the 2nd round)
Poland Polonia Bytom (set for the 2nd round)
Finland Tappara Tampere (set for the 2nd round)
Austria EC Klagenfurt AC (set for the 2nd round)
Germany Federal Republic Cologne EC (set for the 3rd round)
Czechoslovakia TJ VSŽ Košice (seeded for the 3rd round)
Sweden Färjestad BK Karlstad (set for the 3rd round)
Soviet Union CSKA Moscow (defending champion; seeded for the 3rd round)

competition

qualification

The qualifying games were played on October 2 and 9, 1986. Two teams played a qualifier for the first round.

		total	1st game	2nd game
Romania 1965 Steaua Bucharest	Bulgaria 1971 CSKA Sofia	20: 2	14: 0	6: 2

1 round

The first round games were played on October 16 and 23, 1986. Eight teams played the four qualifiers for the second round.

		total	1st game	2nd game
Norway Stjernen IL Frederikstad	United Kingdom Durham Wasps	23: 7	14: 3	9: 4
NetherlandsLada G.IJ.S. Groningen	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 SC Dynamo Berlin	5: 8	2: 2	3: 6
Romania 1965 Steaua Bucharest	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic HK Partizan Belgrade	6: 7	2: 2	4: 5
France Mont-Blanc HC	Italy HC Merano	3: 8	0: 5 ¹ (rating)	3: 3

¹ The Mont-Blanc HC actually won the first leg 9-1. After HC Meran objected that Mont-Blanc should have used two Canadian players who were not eligible to play, the IIHF rated the game 5-0 for Meran.

2nd round

The second round games were played on November 13 and 20, 1986. The four winners of the first round as well as the four seeded participants - Tappara Tampere, HC Lugano, Polonia Bytom and EC Klagenfurter AC - played the four qualifiers for the third round. FinlandSwitzerlandPolandAustria

		total	1st game	2nd game
Norway Stjernen IL Frederikstad	Finland Tappara Tampere	0:23	0:10	0:13
Germany Democratic Republic 1949 SC Dynamo Berlin	Switzerland HC Lugano	3: 6	2: 5	1: 1
Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic HK Partizan Belgrade	Poland Polonia Bytom	3:14	2: 5	1: 9
Italy HC Merano	Austria EC Klagenfurt AC	13:19	9:11	4: 8

3rd round

The second round games were played in February 1987. The four winners of the second round as well as the four seeded participants - Cologne EC, Färjestad BK Karlstad, TJ VSŽ Košice and the defending champion CSKA Moscow - played the four qualifiers for the final tournament. Germany Federal RepublicSwedenCzechoslovakiaSoviet Union

		total	1st game	2nd game
Finland Tappara Tampere	Soviet Union CSKA Moscow	7:15 ¹	2: 8	5: 7
Switzerland HC Lugano	Germany Federal Republic Cologne EC	8: 7	4: 2	4: 5
Poland Polonia Bytom	Czechoslovakia TJ VSŽ Košice	3: 7	1: 4	2: 3
Austria EC Klagenfurt AC	Sweden Färjestad BK Karlstad	10:11 ²	6: 5	4: 5 n.V. → 0: 1 n.P.

¹ Both games took place in Tampere.
² Both games took place in Klagenfurt am Wörthersee.

Final tournament

The final tournament was held from September 24th to 27th, 1987 in Porza , Switzerland . The games took place in the 8,700-seat Pista la Resega .

August 24, 1987

CSKA Moscow

4: 4
(2: 1, 2: 0, 0: 3)

Färjestad BK Karlstad

Pista la Resega, Porza

August 24, 1987

HC Lugano

4: 5
(0: 1, 1: 2, 3: 2)

TJ VSŽ Košice

Pista la Resega, Porza

August 25, 1987

CSKA Moscow

9: 0
(3: 0, 3: 0, 3: 0)

TJ VSŽ Košice

Pista la Resega, Porza

August 25, 1987

HC Lugano

3: 7
(1: 2, 1: 2, 1: 3)

Färjestad BK Karlstad

Pista la Resega, Porza

August 27, 1987

HC Lugano

2:10
(0: 3, 0: 3, 2: 4)

CSKA Moscow

Pista la Resega, Porza

August 27, 1987

TJ VSŽ Košice

5: 4
(0: 2, 4: 2, 1: 0)

Färjestad BK Karlstad

Pista la Resega, Porza

Pl.		Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Points
1.	Soviet Union CSKA Moscow	3	2	1	0	23: 06	5: 1
2.	Czechoslovakia TJ VSŽ Košice	3	2	0	1	10:17	4: 2
3.	Sweden Färjestad BK Karlstad	3	1	1	1	15:12	3: 3
4th	Switzerland HC Lugano	3	0	0	3	09:22	0: 6

Best scorer

Abbreviations: G = goals, A = assists , Pts = points; Fat: tournament best

player	team	G	A.	Pts
Sergei Makarov	Moscow	4th	3	7th
Vyacheslav Fetisov	Moscow	3	3	6th
Mikhail Vasilyev	Moscow	3	2	5
Vladimír Svitek	Košice	3	2	5
Igor Larionov	Moscow	1	4th	5
Erkki Laine	Karlstad	4th	0	4th
Mikael Holmberg	Karlstad	3	1	4th
Alexander Sybin	Moscow	3	1	4th
Vladimir Krutov	Moscow	2	2	4th
Peter Jaks	Lugano	2	1	3

Winning team

European Cup winner CSKA Moscow	Goalkeepers: Yevgeny Beloscheikin , Alexander Tyschnych Defenders: Vyacheslav Fetissov , Alexei Gussarow , Alexei Kassatonow , Igor Kravchuk , Sergei Seljanin , Sergei Starikow , Vladimir Zubkov Attackers: Vyacheslav Bykov , Andrei Khomutov , Alexander Gerasimov , Valery Kamensky , Vladimir Krutov , Igor Larionov , Sergei Makarov , Alexander Sybin , Ihor Tschybyrjew , Michail Wassiljew , Andrei Vinogradow Head coach: Viktor Tikhonov

literature

Stephan Müller: International Ice Hockey Encyclopaedia: 1904 - 2005 . Books on Demand, Norderstedt, Germany 2005, ISBN 978-3-8334-4189-9 , pp. 419 .

Web links

1986/87 season of the European Cup at hockeyarchives.info (French)