Zug

Leagues Played: Elvetia - NLA 609 Champions Hockey League 43 Meciuri amicale (Doar timpul regulamentar) 35 Elvetia - Cupa 21 Champions Hockey League (doar timpul regulamentar) 10
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Meciuri amicale (Doar timpul regulamentar)	08/23 17:45	-	Berna v Zug	W	0-4
Champions Hockey League	08/19 17:00	1	Esbjerg Energy v Zug	W	3-8
Meciuri amicale (Doar timpul regulamentar)	08/13 18:15	-	Zug v Kolner Haie	L	1-2
Meciuri amicale (Doar timpul regulamentar)	08/12 17:45	-	Zug v Dusseldorfer EG	W	5-1
Elvetia - NLA	03/10 18:45	3	Lugano v Zug	L	5-4
Elvetia - NLA	03/08 19:15	3	Zug v Lugano	L	2-5
Elvetia - NLA	03/05 19:15	3	Lugano v Zug	L	4-2
Elvetia - NLA	03/03 18:45	3	Zug v Lugano	L	1-2
Elvetia - NLA	02/27 18:45	1	Zug v EHC Biel	W	3-1
Elvetia - NLA	02/26 18:45	1	Lugano v Zug	L	3-2
Elvetia - NLA	02/23 18:45	1	Davos v Zug	L	5-1
Elvetia - NLA	02/20 18:45	1	Zug v Davos	L	2-4
Elvetia - NLA	02/19 18:45	1	EHC Biel v Zug	W	3-4
Elvetia - NLA	02/16 18:45	1	SCL Tigers v Zug	L	3-2
Elvetia - NLA	02/06 18:45	1	Zug v Kloten	L	3-4
Elvetia - NLA	02/05 18:45	1	SCL Tigers v Zug	W	3-4
Elvetia - NLA	01/30 18:45	1	Berna v Zug	L	5-2
Elvetia - NLA	01/29 18:45	1	Zug v Servette GE	W	2-1
Elvetia - NLA	01/26 18:45	1	Zug v Ambri Piotta	W	5-4
Elvetia - NLA	01/23 18:45	1	Fribourg-Gottéron v Zug	W	3-4
Elvetia - NLA	01/22 18:45	1	Zug v ZSC Lions	W	5-4
Elvetia - NLA	01/19 18:45	1	Ambri Piotta v Zug	L	3-2
Elvetia - NLA	01/15 18:45	1	Zug v Lugano	W	3-2
Elvetia - NLA	01/12 18:45	1	Zug v Lausanne HC	W	2-0
Elvetia - NLA	01/09 18:45	1	Ambri Piotta v Zug	W	2-4
Elvetia - NLA	01/08 18:45	1	Zug v Ambri Piotta	W	4-3
Elvetia - NLA	01/03 14:45	1	Lausanne HC v Zug	L	4-2
Elvetia - NLA	01/02 18:45	1	Zug v Lausanne HC	L	3-4
Elvetia - NLA	12/23 18:45	1	Kloten v Zug	W	4-7
Elvetia - NLA	12/22 18:45	1	Zug v SCL Tigers	L	2-3

Wikipedia - EV Zug

EV Zug is a professional men's ice hockey team from Zug, Switzerland. It is a member of the National League and plays its home games at the Bossard Arena.

History

EV Zug won its first championship in the 1997–98 season, and the second one in the 2020-21 season.

On October 3, 2011, the club defeated the New York Rangers of the NHL by the score of 8-4 in an exhibition game. Former NHLer Josh Holden, who at the time was suspended from the NLA, was permitted to play and scored twice. He and Fabian Schnyder each had three points and Esa Pirnes also had two goals. Former Ranger goaltender Jussi Markkanen had the win in net in front of a sellout crowd at Bossard Arena.