The EIHL playoffs are finally upon us!

8 teams, two weekends.

Four games to be crowned Playoff Champions, let's preview it!

After a day break because of work/illness, we're continuing our EIHL review series with the final episode, taking a look back at the Cardiff Devils, Nottingham Panthers, Sheffield Steelers and Belfast Giants.

In the second release of our 5 releases this week, we take a look at the bottom seeds for the playoffs, with a quick Look back at their seasons.

In the first episode of a week of podcast releases, I take a look at the two teams who missed out on the EIHL post season action, the Fife Flyers and the Manchester Storm

It's finally the end of the season, two games to go, three teams can win the league, two teams fighting for the final playoff spot, and a goalscorer race ongoing!

While all eyes will likely be on the hunt for the league title, two teams in Dundee and Manchester are still battling to secure that final playoff spot.

With just two weekends left, and three teams in the fight, and games being rearranged to face-off at the same time, the finale of the 2024/25 EIHL season is shaping up to be memorable!

After the Panthers moved up to second with a midweek victory against the Devils, the EIHL weekend preview show returns.

This week we look at;

The Devils could be shutout by the Giants in the season series.

Make or break for the Manchester Storm.

Do Fife finally avoid that unwanted record?

Who wins net minders the year?

Who leads the league in goals this year?

The Belfast Giants have just secured their sixth ever Challenge Cup title, and with the competition over for another year, it's another year where it's been criticised, despite changes. So what can the EIHL do?

The EIHL weekend preview show returns ahead as we're now into the business end of the year.

The first trophy has been handed out, so now all attentions are solely on the title race.

Four topics rather than your usual five this week