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DEBL quarter-final second legs: Who will qualify for the Final Four?

The second legs of the Dameneishockey Bundesliga (DEBL) quarter-finals take place this weekend. Women Capitals, Villach Lady Hawks and Hokiklub Budapest II secured good positions in the first legs. The tie between Graz99ers Huskies II and MAC Marilyn Budapest remains completely open. The winners on aggregate will advance to the Final Four.

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Defending champions Women Capitals took a __OEHV_NUM_G_A__ lead into next Sunday's second leg against Ferencvarosi Torna Club take a 5:1 lead into the return leg next Sunday. The Villach Lady Hawks built up a comfortable cushion against Rampage Veszprem with a 9:0 away win ahead of Saturday's home game at the Ossiacher See Halle.


The KAC Damen head into Saturday's return leg at the Sepp-Puschnig-Halle with a 1:5 deficit against Hokiklub Budapest II at the Sepp-Puschnig-Halle trailing __OEHV_NUM_N_A__. Everything remains open ahead of the second meeting between MAC Marilyn Budapest and Graz99ers Huskies II. The Styrians claimed a narrow 3:2 away win in Hungary. The quarter-finals are played in Champions Hockey League format, with the aggregate score after two games determining the four clubs that will compete for the title in the Final Four.


DEBL quarter-final second legs:


Villach Lady Hawks vs. Rampage Veszprem

Sat, 15 March 2025, 14:15, Steindorf Ossiacher See Halle

 

First leg: 9:0

 

EC-KAC Damen vs. Hokiklub Budapest II

Sat., 15 March 2025, 16:30, Sepp-Puschnig-Halle Klagenfurt

 

First leg: 1:5

 

Graz99ers Huskies II vs. MAC Marilyn Budapest

Sat., 15 March 2025, 17:30, Graz Merkur Eisstadion (Hall B)

 

First leg: 3:2

 

Ferencvarosi Torna Club vs. EAC Women Capitals

Sun., 16 March 2025, 13:00, FTC-Telekom Rink

 

First leg: 1:5


The quarter-final ties will be decided in the Champions Hockey League (CHL) format over two legs. The aggregate score from the two matches will be used. The team leading on aggregate after the first and second legs will advance to the Final Four.

 

Should the aggregate score be level at the final buzzer after 120 minutes, the winner will be decided by a ten-minute three-on-three overtime period and, if necessary, a penalty shoot-out with five shooters per team.