Blaze, Devils and Flyers host Sunday league action
Photo: Scott Stevens
Three Motorpoint Elite League games round out the weekend on Sunday, with action in Cardiff, Fife and Coventry.
Cardiff Devils welcome Glasgow Clan to the Vindico Arena at 17:00. The Devils began their league campaign on Saturday night with a 2-0 shutout win over Manchester Storm, giving them two points from their opening game. Glasgow, meanwhile, are still searching for their first league points of the season. Clan have lost each of their opening four league fixtures, including Saturday night's 4-3 defeat in Guildford.
Cardiff sit sixth in the early league table with two points from one game, while Glasgow are tenth with no points from four.
Fife Flyers and Sheffield Steelers meet for the second time in less than 24 hours when the sides face off in Kirkcaldy at 17:00.
Fife head home after an impressive 2-1 overtime victory in Sheffield on Saturday night, Xander Lamppa scoring the winner just 18 seconds into overtime. The result ended a run of 19 straight defeats for the Flyers at the Utilita Arena. The Steelers have three points from their opening three league games. They began with a 6-1 win in Glasgow before losing 7-4 in Guildford, and added a point from Saturday night's overtime defeat to Fife.
The Flyers have the opportunity to achieve something they haven't done since 2023 - win three consecutive games on home ice.
Coventry Blaze host Manchester Storm at the Skydome at 17:30. Coventry have played just once in the league so far, opening their campaign with a 4-3 victory in Dundee. That leaves Blaze third in the early standings with two points from one game as they prepare for their first home league fixture of the season.
Manchester have already played four league games. Storm opened with a 2-1 home win over Glasgow before losing 5-1 in Nottingham. They responded by beating Clan 2-1 in Glasgow on Wednesday night, before being shut out 2-0 in Cardiff on Saturday.
Manchester won the earlier Cup meeting between the teams.
