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Game 19. versus HC Wild Hogs (Home): Win 10-1 and Game 20. versus HC Wild Hogs (Visitors): Win 8-3 Another rocket from Khamzat, total superiority over the opponent and a goal extravaganza. What distinguishes a good goalkeeper from an ordinary goalkeeper? There are dozens of answers, but the most accurate answer is that the main difference is confidence in yourself and your actions. The ability to play against any opponent and to prepare for every moment of play, every shot, every pass of the opponent. I cannot yet boast such skills and therefore make mistakes that cost the team missed goals. And kudos to the Neptune Hockey players for finding the strength and desire to play to the end. There was a goal feast in the reporting games against a team representing the Russian League. Like various dishes on a royal table, the spectators were served scored goals. JAKKEJYNKKY (Khamzat Borz) himself lit the red light behind the opponent's goalie 9 times (out of 18 goals on the total of two games) and four times he helped his partners to score the puck. Is there any more questions as to who will end up being the best player in this confrontation? ZAMIBOII (Chuchillo Mariposa Matt) was less bloodthirsty, but he put the twist of his stick to his team's solid wins as well, personally scoring five goals and feeding the other players seven times with fantastic accuracy and inventiveness assists. MISETINTIN (Iin Taikuri) decided to tone down his goaltending a bit and did a great job as the team's main playmaker. It's not clear how all the passes that he made ever made it to his teammate's sticks. This is something beyond normal. Iin's two goals do not fully reflect his credit for the team's big wins, but his eight self-directed assists are the criterion that most accurately demonstrates his merit. And there's hardly anything more glaring. WIIBENI (Keimolan Kaprizovi), who started two of the scoring attacks, used his first pace to help the keeper not concede and bring the game to a win. VJOBO- (Suurpellon Shipachyovi) scored twice and assisted six times, scoring 10 out of 10 possible points with his accurate actions both in attack and defense. As for me, I played an okay game. It was not without mistakes, but who is immune from that. To my opponent from HC Wild Hogs first of all I wish not to be discouraged and continue to play regardless of the result. Let something not work here and now, but it will work for sure. Good luck to you, Hogs in the RCL championship! More beautiful winning games and as few losses as possible! Thank you all for the games. Game 21. versus Stick Magnetiko (Visitors): Overtime win 3-2 For the first time in a long time since the Neptune Hockey team's opening game, I can call this game the most successful for me. I'm not saying that I performed any goaltending miracles. I just managed to play calmly and in some moments to save the team, which I should do as often as possible. The confidence of my teammates couldn't help but have an impact on my game. With such players in the team's defensive line and such attacking power, I didn't want to spoil anything with my insecure play. And I don't think they would have let me. So all I had to do was calm down and take it easy. No nerves, no jitters, no twitches. No offense to HC Wild Hogs, this opponent was more serious. Therefore, the team's support was very much needed. And the best support for the goalkeeper - is when his team scored the first goal. And if he can do it twice and lead 2-0, it's like a fairy tale. See for yourself what a magnificent attack by the players of Neptune Hockey when the first puck was scored. All at speed, with quick passes and precise player movement. Everyone knows where he should be and what he will do in the next moment. A goal by WIIBENI (Keimolan Kaprizovi) sent the opposing goalie and the whole defense into a stupor. Once the score was 2-0, I relaxed, for which I immediately missed twice and added a few nervous minutes to the team. Overtime was not what the players hoped for when they led by two pucks. Already in added time, the team's head coach Elon Musk of Khamzat Borz scored the winning puck in a style completely untypical of him. But this does not make it worse. 😎 Game 22. versus Stick Magnetiko (Home): Win 4-1 The whole team equally made equal efforts to win this match. A well-coordinated game both in defense and in attack allows you to win with a score of 4-1 and end the ECL Championship on a winning note. Now a short break and the most important matches are elimination games. And how good it is that there are such players in the team, and in particular MULTIMAKEMAN (Multi MakeMan), who turns out to be not only an excellent defender, but also a great goalkeeper. To the whole team of Neptune Hockey I say a huge human thank you for the group stage of the championship and apologize for the moments in which my weak game led the team to defeats. I'm still learning and you're all great teachers and patient teammates! I express my gratitude to every single player of the opposing teams that despite what in our time they found the opportunity to play this game. Everyone has businesses, jobs, families, studies, hobbies. But we all gather in the evening in front of the monitors, have fun chatting with our friends (acquaintances) in voice chat and at the same time playing. The joy of victory, the bitterness of defeat. Someone in frustration from the defeat will say an unflattering word. These are all moments that have nothing to do with reality. The main thing is to distinguish for yourself where virtuality ends and reality begins! And then the game and communication both within the team and in the whole community will bring only a positive mood! To all the world, kindness, good mood, success and health! Best wishes to all you! Oleg Divnoff (Neptune Hockey) Result: 22 games 18 wins 2 loss 2 overtime loss and 52 goals conceded.

FREE GOALIE FOR UPCOMING ECL AND TOURNAMENTS This might be little bit too early but here goes nothing. I'm looking for new long term team for upcoming ECL and other tournaments. I'm looking team from top lite and above and i'm ready to take next step with my game and i'm more motivated than never. I have team for ongoing ecl but i know that i'm not going to continue there after this ecl so that's why i post this now. I'm currently back up for my team, so i have all the time to take all necessary try outs.

Free LD for Lite Hi! I'm a Finnish 28yo gamer from Helsinki. I'm a strong puck moving defence man with 5 years of experience in NHL. https://nhlgamer.com/players/9077 Send me a message here or PSN: HCFF_AKA

There are many nationalities playing in the ECL. I had an idea to have an unofficial and unofficial world championship in EASHL 6 on 6 Internet format. A representative of each country, whose nationality he is, on the form posted below writes his willingness to play. If you don't like this idea, or even dislike it for one reason or another, just write down why. No need to immediately pour sludge and twist your finger at the temple, showing that the author is some kind of fool. Perhaps someone would like to participate in a similar experiment. I would be grateful to anyone who wrote a review (comment) and doubly so for those who want to play. Just one minus right away! I will be able to keep track of games and players statistics only within this topic, because I do not think that will give a slot for this frivolous tournament. Registration form Team Finland 1. PSN ID / Position ... Team Sweden 1. PSN ID / Position ... Team Czech Republic 1. PSN ID / Position ... Team Russian Federation 1. PSN ID / Position ... Team Latvia 1. PSN ID / Position ... Team Germany 1. PSN ID / Position ... Team Switzerland 1. PSN ID / Position ... Team Europe (other country) 1. PSN ID / Position ...

Free LD/C for upcoming tournaments, I'm from Spain (Central Europe Server) but I can play in North Server too. No matter division and I can be backup if I can be part of the rotation in leagues and seasons. Because my job I can't play every day but minimum I can play two days per week, some weeks I can play every day. When I can't play CHEL I play HUT, so I play NHL every day. I speak English. PSN: ANieves74 Discord: ANieves74#1654

Free LD PSN:xpedro-11x

NHLGamers, Despite the uncertainity we had about playing a tournament mostly during August, the response from all the signed up teams has been perfect. No team had to be disqualified and we were so close to 100% games played, so personally I'd like to use this thread to say thanks to all the teams who gave it all on the ice, and to congratulate the unbeaten Herlev Eagles for their maiden WECL title. In the rules thread you can find the Division 1 ranking updated with the Points/Game stat for every team that's taken part in our league so far, with the 'tickets' awarded after Inaugural Season and this ranking, we're crossing fingers that we can compose a more competitive league with top and bottom divisions for next season. Our goal is to take a deep look at how each season goes and continue evolving leaving no team behind or their opinions unheard, so as always I encourage you to share your thoughts specially about what can be improved in the future, either publicly or privately. Reading into the Season 2 results, it's clear Herlev Eagles were a tier above everyone else. The rules we designed for teams to be able to complete their rosters for the summer months with foreign talent have also allowed, to such extent, this super team to dominate both their group and the playoffs, so clearly our rulebook still needs work. From early discussions among the staff, going back to 2 foreign players per team and no (foreign) ECL Elite players is what's currently on the table, with the possibility that all games are played on the central server, unless both teams agree to play on the north one. We're aiming for the next tournament to happen on PS5 next february/march after ECL 13. Until then, we would like to wish everyone good luck in their ECL seasons. We'll be cheering for you. See you next spring Claudi - WECL