The CHL has been played since the 2014-15 season, and Swedish clubs have celebrated the league’s victory six times.
Tampere Society Tappara lost to Sweden’s Rögle, who played in his home ice in Ängelholm on Tuesday night, 1-2 to finish the final of the CHL Champions League.
Daniel Zaar took Rögle’s lead in the third minute, and the same man hit the home team 2-0 as the second set approached halfway through. Waltteri Merelän according to Tappara, the goal brought the game in 44.23, but the Tampereers could no longer get along.
The CHL has been played since the 2014-15 season, and Swedish clubs have celebrated the league’s victory six times. JYP has been the only one to have broken the Swedish front in the 2017-18 season. For Rögle, the championship is first.
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