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|sport=[[Ice hockey]]
  
|sport=[[Ice hockey]]
 
|founded=1993
  
|founded=1993
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|teams=16
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|teams=19
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|country={{flagicon|CZE}} [[Czech Republic|Czech]]
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|country={{flagicon|CZE}} [[Czech Republic|Czechia]]
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|champion=[[ČEZ Motor České Budějovice]] (2018-19)
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|champion=[[ČEZ Motor České Budějovice]] ([[2019-20 Czech Chance Liga season|2019-20]])
 
|website=http://www.hokej.cz/chance-liga
  
|website=http://www.hokej.cz/chance-liga
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|title = Chance Liga|TV = ČT Sport}}
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|title = Chance Liga|TV = |ceo = Pavel Setikovský}}
   
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The '''Chance Liga''' is the second-level [[ice hockey]] league in the [[Czech Republic]] under the [[Tipsport Extraliga]]. It began in 1993.
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'''Chance Liga''' is the second-level [[ice hockey]] league in the [[Czech Republic]] under the [[Tipsport Extraliga]]. It began in 1993.
   
 
==Format==
  
==Format==
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In the first phase, every team plays each other four times, which makes for a 56 games and 60 rounds of the regular season. The 56 game phase will allow each team to play two home games against each team, which also allows every team to play two road games in every opposing team's arena. After the first phase, best eight teams play play-off (best-of-seven; 1st vs. 8th, 2nd vs. 7th, 3rd vs. 6th and 4th vs. 5th).
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In the First part, every team plays each other twice, which makes for 30 games. The 30 game phase allows each team to play one home game against each team, which also allows every team to play one road game in every opposing team's arena.
   
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When the semifinals are over, two teams, which won in the semifinals play in group of two best teams from Chance Liga and two worst teams from the Tipsport Extraliga. Every team plays each other four times (two home games and two road games). After that, two best teams will play next season in Tipsport Extraliga, two worst teams will play in Chance Liga.
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After the First part, best eight teams creates Group A, in which every team plays four times each other (two home games and two road games), so it makes for another 28 games (results from the First part are counted).
   
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Teams on the 9th-16th place after the First part creates Group B, in which every team plays four times each other (two home games and two road games), so it makes for 28 games, too (results from the First part are counted).
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From season 2017-18, Chance Liga is unrelegation and it will expand, so for teams on 9th-15th place season is over. Into Chance Liga proceeds the best team of [[Czech 2.Liga|2. Liga]] after the Qualification for the Chance Liga.
  
   
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Teams on the 1st-6th place of the Group A (1st-6th overall) proceeds straight to the quarterfinals. Teams on the 7th and 8th place of the Group A and teams on the 1st and 2nd place of the Group B (7th-10th overall) goes to the 1st round of the play-off (best-of-five; 7th vs. 10th, 8th vs. 9th). Winners of the 1st rounds proceed into the quarterfinals (best-of-seven; 1st vs. 8th, 2nd vs. 7th, 3rd vs. 6th, 4th vs. 5th). Winners of the quarterfinals go to the semifinals (best-of-seven; 1st vs. 4th, 2nd vs. 3rd). Winners of the semifinals proceed into the finals (best-of-seven). Winner of the finals proceeds into the [[Tipsport Extraliga]] for the next season.
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Three points are awarded for a win in regular time, and two points for an overtime victory, while the defeated team in overtime gets one point. If it is necessary, penalty shots are used to decide games after five-minute overtime 3 vs. 3 in the first phase, ten-minute overime 4 vs. 4 in the play-off.
  
   
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From season 2017-18, Chance Liga is unrelegatious and it will expand, so for teams on 11th-16th place overall after second phase season is over. Into Chance Liga proceeds the best team of [[Czech 2.Liga|2. Liga]] after the superfinal of the 2. Liga and the worst team after play-out of the [[Tipsport Extraliga]] is relegated to the Chance Liga for the next season.
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==Previous formats==
  
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In the 2007-08 format, 16 teams were involved in a East and an West division. Prior to the 2007-08 season, only 14 teams participated.
  
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Three points are awarded for a win in regular time, and two points for an overtime victory, while the defeated team in overtime gets one point. If it is necessary, penalty shots are used to decide games after five-minute overtime 3 vs. 3 in the First part, Group A and Group B, twenty-minute overime 5 vs. 5 in the first 3 matches of the 1st rounds of the play-off and first 4 matches of the quaterfinals, semifinals and finals and continued overtime 5 vs. 5 in 4th and 5th matches of 1st rounds of the play-off and 5th, 6th and 7th matches of the quaterfinals, semifinals and finals.
   
 
==Teams==
  
==Teams==
 
{| width="99%"
 
{| width="99%"
 
|'''Team'''
  
|'''Team'''
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|'''2018-19 league standing'''
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|'''2019-20 league standing'''
 
|'''Head Coach'''
  
|'''Head Coach'''
 
|'''Arena and capacity'''
  
|'''Arena and capacity'''
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|- valign="top"
  
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|[[HC Dukla Jihlava]]
  
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|3rd
  
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|[[Peter Vlk|Petr Vlk]]
  
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|
  
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Horácký zimní stadion (7,200)
  
 
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|[[Rytíři Kladno]]
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|[[HC České Budějovice|ČEZ Motor České Budějovice]]
  
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|Relegation from [[Tipsport Extraliga]]
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|1st
  
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|Jindřich Lidický
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|[[Vaclav Prospal|Václav Prospal]]
  
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|ČEZ STADION KLADNO (5,200)
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|[[Budvar Arena|Budvar aréna]] (6,421)
  
 
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|-
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|[[HC Slavia Praha]]
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|[[HC Zubr Přerov]]
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|2nd
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|11th
  
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|Miloš Říha Jr.
  
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|Zimní stadion Eden (5,138)
  
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|-
  
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|[[HC ZUBR Přerov|HC Zubr Přerov]]
  
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|5th
  
 
|Vladimír Kočara
  
|Vladimír Kočara
 
|[[Zimní stadion Přerov|MEO Aréna Přerov]] (3,000)
  
|[[Zimní stadion Přerov|MEO Aréna Přerov]] (3,000)
 
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|[[VHK ROBE Vsetín]]
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|[[HK Jestřábi Prostějov|LHK Jestřábi Prostějov]]
  
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|7th
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|3rd
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|Jan Srdínko
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|[[Jiri Vykoukal|Jiří Vykoukal]]
  
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|Zimní stadion Prostějov (5,125)
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|[[Zimní stadion Na Lapači]] (5,400)
 
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|[[Piráti Chomutov]]
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|[[HC Havířov Panthers|AZ Havířov]]
  
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|6th
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|4th
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|Miroslav Buchal
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|Jiří Režnar
  
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|ROCKNET ARÉNA (5,250)
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|-
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|[[AZ Havířov]]
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|5th
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|Jiří Režnar
 
|[[Zimní stadion Havířov|Gascontrol Aréna]] (5,100)
  
|[[Zimní stadion Havířov|Gascontrol Aréna]] (5,100)
 
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|[[VHK Vsetin|VHK ROBE Vsetín]]
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|[[HC Stadion Litoměřice]]
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|4th
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|6th
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|David Bruk
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|[[Jiří Dopita]]
  
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|Kalich Arena (1,750)
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|[[Zimní stadion Na Lapači]] (5,400)
  
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|[[HC Slavia Praha]]
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|7th
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|Martin Štrba
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|Zimní stadion Eden (5,138)
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|[[HC Poruba]]
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|8th
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|František Výborný
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|RT TORAX ARENA (5,000)
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|- valign="top"
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|[[HC Dukla Jihlava]]
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|9th
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|[[Viktor Ujčík]]
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CZ LOKO ARÉNA (7,200)
 
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|[[SK Horácká Slavia Třebíč]]
  
|[[SK Horácká Slavia Třebíč]]
 
|10th
  
|10th
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|Radek Novák
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|Martin Sobotka
  
 
|Zimní stadion města Třebíče - KHNP ARENA (5,000)
  
|Zimní stadion města Třebíče - KHNP ARENA (5,000)
 
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|[[HC Frýdek-Místek]]
  
|[[HC Frýdek-Místek]]
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|11th
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|9th
  
 
|Mgr. Vlastimil Wojnar
  
|Mgr. Vlastimil Wojnar
 
|Hala Polárka (2,060)
  
|Hala Polárka (2,060)
 
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|[[HC Stadion Litoměřice]]
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|[[LHK Jestřábi Prostějov]]
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|12th
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|8th
  
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|[[Ladislav Lubina]]
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|David Bruk
  
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|[[Zimní stadion Prostějov]] (5,125)
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|Kalich Arena (1,750)
  
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|[[HC Slovan Ústečtí Lvi|HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem]]
  
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|14th
  
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|Tomáš Mareš
  
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|[[Zlatopramen Arena|Zimní stadion Ústí nad Labem]] (6,500)
  
 
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|[[HC Benátky nad Jizerou]]
  
|[[HC Benátky nad Jizerou]]
 
|13th
  
|13th
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|Valdemar Jiruš
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|Jiří Kudrna
  
 
|Zimní stadion Benátky nad Jizerou (1,700)
  
|Zimní stadion Benátky nad Jizerou (1,700)
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|[[HC Slovan Ústečtí Lvi|HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem]]
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|14th
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|Miroslav Mach
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|[[Zlatopramen Arena|Zimní stadion Ústí nad Labem]] (6,500)
 
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|[[SK Kadaň]]
  
|[[SK Kadaň]]
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|[[Petr Klíma]]
  
|[[Petr Klíma]]
 
|Zimní stadion Kadaň (3,000)
  
|Zimní stadion Kadaň (3,000)
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|[[HC Sareza Ostrava|HC Poruba]]
  
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|12th
  
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|[[Miloš Holaň]]
  
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|RT TORAX ARENA (5,000)
  
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|[[Piráti Chomutov]]
  
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|Relegation from [[Tipsport Extraliga]]
  
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|[[Vladimír Růžička]]
  
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|ROCKNET ARÉNA (5,250)
  
 
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|[[HC Baník Sokolov]]
  
|[[HC Baník Sokolov]]
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|16th
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|Progression from [[Czech 2.Liga|2. Liga]]
  
 
|Karel Mlejnek
  
|Karel Mlejnek
 
|Zimní stadion v Sokolově (5,000)
  
|Zimní stadion v Sokolově (5,000)
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|[[SC Kolín]]
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|Promotion from [[Czech 2.Liga|2. Liga]]
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|Petr Martínek
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|Zimní stadion Kolín (4,500)
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|[[HC Vrchlabí|HC Stadion Vrchlabí]]
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|Promotion from [[Czech 2.Liga|2. Liga]]
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|Václav Baďouček
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|DD Elektromont aréna (1,200)
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|[[Hokej Šumperk 2003|Draci Šumperk]]
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|Promotion from [[Czech 2.Liga|2. Liga]]
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|Martin Sobotka
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|ŠKODA aréna (3,500)
 
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* 2017-18 [[HC Energie Karlovy Vary]]
  
* 2017-18 [[HC Energie Karlovy Vary]]
 
* [[2018-19 Czech Chance Liga season|2018-19]] [[ČEZ Motor České Budějovice]]
  
* [[2018-19 Czech Chance Liga season|2018-19]] [[ČEZ Motor České Budějovice]]
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* [[2019-20 Czech Chance Liga season|2019-20]] [[ČEZ Motor České Budějovice]]
   
 
== External links ==
  
== External links ==

Revision as of 19:29, 23 May 2020

Chance Liga
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 1993
CEO Pavel Setikovský
No. of teams 19
Country(ies) Flag of the Czech Republic Czechia
Most recent champion(s) ČEZ Motor České Budějovice (2019-20)
Official website http://www.hokej.cz/chance-liga

Chance Liga is the second-level ice hockey league in the Czech Republic under the Tipsport Extraliga. It began in 1993.

Format

In the First part, every team plays each other twice, which makes for 30 games. The 30 game phase allows each team to play one home game against each team, which also allows every team to play one road game in every opposing team's arena.

After the First part, best eight teams creates Group A, in which every team plays four times each other (two home games and two road games), so it makes for another 28 games (results from the First part are counted).

Teams on the 9th-16th place after the First part creates Group B, in which every team plays four times each other (two home games and two road games), so it makes for 28 games, too (results from the First part are counted).

Teams on the 1st-6th place of the Group A (1st-6th overall) proceeds straight to the quarterfinals. Teams on the 7th and 8th place of the Group A and teams on the 1st and 2nd place of the Group B (7th-10th overall) goes to the 1st round of the play-off (best-of-five; 7th vs. 10th, 8th vs. 9th). Winners of the 1st rounds proceed into the quarterfinals (best-of-seven; 1st vs. 8th, 2nd vs. 7th, 3rd vs. 6th, 4th vs. 5th). Winners of the quarterfinals go to the semifinals (best-of-seven; 1st vs. 4th, 2nd vs. 3rd). Winners of the semifinals proceed into the finals (best-of-seven). Winner of the finals proceeds into the Tipsport Extraliga for the next season.

From season 2017-18, Chance Liga is unrelegatious and it will expand, so for teams on 11th-16th place overall after second phase season is over. Into Chance Liga proceeds the best team of 2. Liga after the superfinal of the 2. Liga and the worst team after play-out of the Tipsport Extraliga is relegated to the Chance Liga for the next season.

Three points are awarded for a win in regular time, and two points for an overtime victory, while the defeated team in overtime gets one point. If it is necessary, penalty shots are used to decide games after five-minute overtime 3 vs. 3 in the First part, Group A and Group B, twenty-minute overime 5 vs. 5 in the first 3 matches of the 1st rounds of the play-off and first 4 matches of the quaterfinals, semifinals and finals and continued overtime 5 vs. 5 in 4th and 5th matches of 1st rounds of the play-off and 5th, 6th and 7th matches of the quaterfinals, semifinals and finals.

Teams

Team 2019-20 league standing Head Coach Arena and capacity
Rytíři Kladno Relegation from Tipsport Extraliga Jindřich Lidický ČEZ STADION KLADNO (5,200)
HC Zubr Přerov 2nd Vladimír Kočara MEO Aréna Přerov (3,000)
VHK ROBE Vsetín 3rd Jan Srdínko Zimní stadion Na Lapači (5,400)
Piráti Chomutov 4th Miroslav Buchal ROCKNET ARÉNA (5,250)
AZ Havířov 5th Jiří Režnar Gascontrol Aréna (5,100)
HC Stadion Litoměřice 6th David Bruk Kalich Arena (1,750)
HC Slavia Praha 7th Martin Štrba Zimní stadion Eden (5,138)
HC Poruba 8th František Výborný RT TORAX ARENA (5,000)
HC Dukla Jihlava 9th Viktor Ujčík

CZ LOKO ARÉNA (7,200)

SK Horácká Slavia Třebíč 10th Radek Novák Zimní stadion města Třebíče - KHNP ARENA (5,000)
HC Frýdek-Místek 11th Mgr. Vlastimil Wojnar Hala Polárka (2,060)
LHK Jestřábi Prostějov 12th Ladislav Lubina Zimní stadion Prostějov (5,125)
HC Benátky nad Jizerou 13th Valdemar Jiruš Zimní stadion Benátky nad Jizerou (1,700)
HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem 14th Miroslav Mach Zimní stadion Ústí nad Labem (6,500)
SK Kadaň 15th Petr Klíma Zimní stadion Kadaň (3,000)
HC Baník Sokolov 16th Karel Mlejnek Zimní stadion v Sokolově (5,000)
SC Kolín Promotion from 2. Liga Petr Martínek Zimní stadion Kolín (4,500)
HC Stadion Vrchlabí Promotion from 2. Liga Václav Baďouček DD Elektromont aréna (1,200)
Draci Šumperk Promotion from 2. Liga Martin Sobotka ŠKODA aréna (3,500)

Champions

External links

Czech and Slovak hockey portal

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