Spengler Cup

Spengler Cup. International Ice Hockey Tournament

The Spengler Cup is one of the best known club ice hockey tournaments in the world. Held in Davos, Switzerland, since 1923, it combines sporting competition with a long tradition and a distinctive winter atmosphere.

How does the tournament work?

The competition consists of a group stage followed by a knockout stage. Teams are divided into two groups, and their results determine their route towards the title. Depending on their position, teams may advance directly to the semifinals or first compete in the quarterfinals. The tournament concludes with a final to determine the winner.

The history of the Spengler Cup

The first edition took place in 1923. The tournament was founded by Carl Spengler, who wanted to encourage international connections through sport. Over time, it welcomed teams from different countries and became an established part of the ice hockey calendar. Teams from Europe and North America have taken part in its history. The Oxford University team was among its early winners, while Canada has become one of the most successful participants.

Why watch the Spengler Cup?

The tournament attracts fans with its high standard of play, international line up and distinctive atmosphere. Matches showcase different playing styles, teamwork and the skills of experienced players. The winter setting of Davos, in the Swiss Alps, adds to the experience. For many visitors, the event is about more than hockey. It is also an opportunity to enjoy the local atmosphere and meet fans from different countries.

Spengler Cup tickets

Ticket availability and ticket types may vary by edition and demand for individual games. It is worth checking the latest information about sales, available seats and entry requirements in advance. Before purchasing, make sure the offer covers the match or package you want to attend.

Current information

The tournament format, participating teams, schedule and ticket availability may change from one edition to the next. Check the organisers' latest announcements before planning your visit. General information about the tournament does not confirm ticket availability for any particular match.