Suiza - NLA 12/20 18:45 - [11] Lugano v EHC Biel [5] L 6-3
Suiza - NLA 12/17 18:45 - [8] Fribourg-Gottéron v EHC Biel [3] L 3-2
Copa de Suiza 12/15 16:30 2 HC Ajoie v EHC Biel L 4-3
Champions Hockey League (solo tiempo reglamentario) 12/10 18:45 3 EHC Biel v Frölunda HC L 3-5
Suiza - NLA 12/06 18:45 - [4] Servette GE v EHC Biel [2] L 3-2
Champions Hockey League (solo tiempo reglamentario) 12/03 17:00 3 Frölunda HC v EHC Biel W 2-3
Suiza - NLA 12/01 14:45 - [2] EHC Biel v Rapperswil-Jona Lakers [11] W 3-2
Suiza - NLA 11/28 18:45 - [6] Zug v EHC Biel [2] W 3-4
Copa de Suiza 11/25 18:45 3 EHC Biel v SCL Tigers W 4-3
Suiza - NLA 11/23 18:45 - [1] ZSC Lions v EHC Biel [2] L 3-1
Suiza - NLA 11/22 18:45 - [2] EHC Biel v SCL Tigers [7] W 4-1
Champions Hockey League (solo tiempo reglamentario) 11/19 18:45 4 EHC Biel v Augsburger Panther W 2-1
Suiza - NLA 11/16 18:45 - [2] EHC Biel v Zug [6] L 1-2
Suiza - NLA 11/15 18:45 - [3] Lausanne HC v EHC Biel [2] W 2-3
Champions Hockey League (solo tiempo reglamentario) 11/12 18:30 4 Augsburger Panther v EHC Biel D 2-2
Suiza - NLA 11/02 18:45 - [6] Lugano v EHC Biel [2] W 1-2
Suiza - NLA 11/01 18:45 - [2] EHC Biel v Ambri Piotta [12] L 2-3
Suiza - NLA 10/29 18:45 - [2] EHC Biel v ZSC Lions [1] W 4-3
Suiza - NLA 10/28 18:45 - [10] SCL Tigers v EHC Biel [2] L 3-2
Suiza - NLA 10/25 17:45 - [2] EHC Biel v Berna [8] W 3-2
Suiza - NLA 10/22 17:45 - [7] Rapperswil-Jona Lakers v EHC Biel [2] L 5-3
Copa de Suiza 10/20 11:30 4 EHC Biel v Ambri Piotta W 4-3
Suiza - NLA 10/18 17:45 - [11] Davos v EHC Biel [1] L 5-2
Champions Hockey League 10/15 17:45 6 [1] EHC Biel v KAC Klagenfurt [3] W 4-2
Suiza - NLA 10/12 17:45 - [1] EHC Biel v Servette GE [3] W 6-3
Suiza - NLA 10/11 17:45 - [12] Fribourg-Gottéron v EHC Biel [2] W 1-4
Champions Hockey League 10/09 17:30 5 [3] KAC Klagenfurt v EHC Biel [2] W 3-6
Suiza - NLA 10/05 17:45 - [4] Zug v EHC Biel [2] W 2-3
Suiza - NLA 10/04 17:45 - [3] EHC Biel v Lausanne HC [5] W 2-1
Suiza - NLA 10/01 17:45 - [2] ZSC Lions v EHC Biel [3] L 5-2

Wikipedia - EHC Biel

EHC Biel-Bienne is a professional ice hockey club based in the bilingual city of Biel/Bienne, Switzerland and plays in the National League (NL). Since the city of Biel is completely bilingual, alongside the German name EHC Biel (Abbr: EHCB) the team also has a French name, HC Bienne (Abbr: HCB). The team plays its home games in the 6,521-seat Tissot Arena.

History

EHC Biel played in lower Swiss ice hockey leagues until they got promoted in the second-tier Swiss League in 1960. In 1975 EHC Biel won the Swiss League-title and got promoted to the first level, the National League. During the 20 years between 1975 and 1995 the club won three national championships in 1978, 1981 and 1983 under three coaches (František Vanek, Ed Reigle, Kent Ruhnke). After the relegation in 1995 EHC Biel had to wait 13 years until their return to the NL. After three consecutive championship victories in the second-tier Swiss League, EHC Biel was reinstated into the NL, winning the promotion/relegation best of 7 series against EHC Basel 4-0 in 2008.

A strong local rivalry exists with the SCL Tigers, SC Bern, EHC Olten, and HC Ajoie. Games between these teams often attract sell-out crowds.

During the 2012–13 NHL lockout, Biel were strengthen by the acquisitions of NHL All-Stars Tyler Seguin and Patrick Kane. They were joined by future NHL players, goalkeeper Reto Berra and winger Nikolaj Ehlers.