SC Bern, Fribourg Gotteron, Eisbaren Berlin, ZSC Lions Zurich and Linkoping HC round out the Champions Hockey League Round of 16.
SC Bern 3–3 Red Bull Salzburg
Bern win on aggregate 7–4
Coming home with a three-goal lead, the status quo suited SC Bern just fine, and that's what they got. It was 1-1 after one period and 3-3 after two. Following a scoreless final period, Bern were through with the same lead they started in front of a CHL record crowd of 13,669.
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Fribourg-Gotteron 4–1 HC Kosice
Fribourg win on aggregate 5–2
The two teams were even in goals entering the game, but Fribourg meant business on home ice. They took the lead in the first period. Chris Rivera opened the scoring in the 9th minute, Juraj Mily brought Kosice even midway through the second, but after that it was all Gotteron, and they pulled away. Roman Cervenka, their lone goal-scorer in the first game, had two points in the second.
EV Zug 1–2 Eisbaren Berlin
Berlin win on aggregate 6–1
EV Zug faced an uphill climb on home ice and tried to open up the game, but they ran into a hot Martin Cuepper in the Eisbaren net. Dominic Lammer got Zug on the board in the second, but that was the only of their 41 shots to beat Cuepper. Berlin scored twice in the third to win the game and pull away on aggregate.
ZSC Lions Zurich 5–2 Grizzlys Wolfsburg
Zurich win on aggregate 9–3
The Grizzlys knew they would need an extraordinary effort to advance past this game. The first half of the game went about as well as could be expected, and they led 1-0, but still trailed by two on aggregate. In the second half, Zurich took over and ran away with it. Five different Lions scored in an overall team effort.
Linkoping HC 2–3 HC Davos
Linkoping win on aggregate 9–7
Davos knew that they would need to score at least three times in 60 minutes in Linkoping to keep their CHL season alive. They did that, with two in the first, and Robert Kousal's power-play goal in the 47th minute tied the aggregate score. Niclas Bergfors replied less than four minutes later on a delayed penalty, however, and a late tally by Broc Little put Linkoping through – but they got a scare.