Four teams who were all their country's first Champions Hockey League participants know that a place in next season's competition is on the line when they contest the IIHF Continental Cup Final Round this weekend.
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Comarch Cracovia, Neman Grodno, Nottingham Panthers and SønderjyskE Vojens have all played in the Champions Hockey League before, and one of them will win a place in the 2020/21 season if they can finish above the other three.
Nottingham and SønderjyskE, who host the Final, qualified from Group E , both winning two games each. Neman and Cracovia qualified through Group F in Cracow thanks to having the tie-breaks over HC Donbass of Ukraine - all three teams were tied on five points at the end of the round.
The Panthers have the best CHL record having reached the Round of 16 in 2017/18- the first, and so far only, team from the UK Elite League to have done so. Neman Grodno were the first team from Belarus to win a road game in the CHL last season in Zug, while they and SønderjyskE and the Panthers were the first team from their countries to win a game in the competition. Cracovia played two seasons in the CHL, and while they weren't able to win a game they did however get over 7,000 people at their first home game!
Following a CHL Board decision, all four teams are eligible for the 2020/21 Champions Hockey League if they win the IIHF Continental Cup.