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SportsGamers, It's going to be an action packed weekend and lots of games are going to unfold also in the SCL 1v1 and 6v6 leagues. We're already deep into the Playoffs and several of the world's best teams and players remain in the mix. Let's take a closer look at how we are doing and what we can expect in the next few days.  SCL 1v1 Quarterfinals: 5.-6.5. TOP4: 7.5.* *Semifinals and Bronze series played in the morning, Finals on broadcast starting 17:30 CEST. The 1v1 portion of the SCL is just about to start the Quarterfinals stage, and with Finals scheduled for Sunday, May 7th, the schedule is tight. There's lots of action to unfold in the next few days and some interesting talent still in the mix. Reigning Champion Henrik @Eken45jr Eklund is chugging along as the #1 seed, and he will be challenged by the likes of Ted @Ted Kempe Kempe (Smayk99) and Max @LaxenHD Söderström, while Anton @antoniomannen004 Svensander, another favorite, is still waiting to qualify.    SCL 6v6 Quarterfinals: 4.-7.5. Semifinals:11. & 14.5. 20:00 CEST Bronze & Finals: 17.5. 20:00 CEST We're at the Quarterfinals stage on the 6v6 side and Örebro Hockey is the only team to advance from there at the moment, as they managed to beat Brynäs IF in a convincing 3-1 series in the SportsGamer broadcast on Thursday evening. Some interesting matchups are about to unfold this weekend, with Redhawks Esport going up against Björklöven Esport and Djurgarden Hockey facing Leksands IF. Redhawks and Björklöven faced each other already in the regular season and at that time, the Redhawks managed to claim both wins. Djurgården are in for a tough challenge, as the past week has been turbulent for the team. They have a deep roster, but it'll be tough to adapt in time for a series against the lethal Leksands IF squad. 

SportsGamers, We'd like to remind you that there's still time to sign up for the ECL '23 Spring 1v1! With the 6v6 portion of the league already well underway, we'll be starting action for 1v1 on the 12th of May, with signups closing on Sunday, May 7th at 23:59 CEST.  What is the ECL? The ECL is the pinnacle of European NHL esports  - a league where all the best European NHL gamers compete against each other in both EASHL (6v6) and Online Versus (1v1) for European Championship League titles. ECL 6v6 currently features five divisions, so enjoyable games are guaranteed for everyone regardless of skill level and experience! Find all information about the ECL '23 Spring season here. ECL '23 Spring 1v1 The 1v1 section of ECL gathers all the best European NHL 23 Players for a tournament where the prize is the European Championship title and the largest split of the 2500 EUR prize pool. The tournament will be played as a group stage, out of which the top 128 players will be making the playoffs. You can sign up for ECL 1v1 until the 7th of May, 2023. Participation requires the purchase of an ECL '23 Player License.  

SportsGamers, This season, we are introducing the ECL ‘23 Spring Elite Prediction! This is a community contest where the objective is to predict the final result of the ECL ‘23 Spring Elite regular season. Sort the teams according to your prediction in the standings and share your prediction on Twitter with the hashtag #ECL23Prediction in order to participate in the contest. Prizes include console store vouchers for PlayStation and Xbox for an amount of 500 EUR in total. Now is the time to be bold and share your hot takes for the season, we can't wait to hear from you! Prizing 1. 200 EUR voucher 2. 100 EUR voucher 3. 50 EUR voucher 4. 50 EUR voucher Bonus: 5 lucky winners among all participants will receive a 20 EUR voucher. Submit your predictions by Tuesday, May 9th. In case of several similar answers, the answer that is submitted first will take the win! One entry per contestant. Head over to SportsGamer.gg/ECLPrediction to make your prediction!