Three periods
A game is three 20-minute periods of 5-on-5 hockey, with intermissions in between. The team that scores more goals wins.
United Kingdom · 2026–27
United Kingdom. One table. One Elite League title. Here’s the quick guide.
The Elite Ice Hockey League is the United Kingdom's top flight: clubs in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, a regular-season table, and a playoff weekend for the Elite League title.
The EIHL launched in 2003 as the successor to the British Superleague. The regular-season winner and the playoff winner can be different clubs.
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Same ice, same three periods — then a points race into a national playoff.
A game is three 20-minute periods of 5-on-5 hockey, with intermissions in between. The team that scores more goals wins.
A regulation win is worth three points. An overtime or shootout win is two. An overtime or shootout loss is one. A regulation loss is zero.
Most European regular-season games that are tied after 60 minutes go to a short overtime, then a shootout. Playoff overtime is usually played until someone scores.
A penalty puts the other team a skater up. That extra-man advantage is the power play; the shorthanded side is on the penalty kill.
A player cannot enter the offensive zone ahead of the puck (offside). Icing is shooting the puck the length of the ice from behind centre; play stops and the faceoff comes back.
Elite Ice Hockey League ranks clubs by points through the regular season, then seeds the playoff that awards the Elite League title.
Training camp in late summer, a fall-to-spring regular season, then a spring playoff.
The champion is the club that wins the Elite League title playoff — not always the team that finished first in the regular season.
A set number of clubs from the regular-season table qualify. Some leagues also run a play-in or a relegation round underneath the title race.
Series are usually best-of-five or best-of-seven. Home ice goes to the higher seed.
The last club standing is the Elite League title champion.