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Day Date Month H Or a Opposition Competition Face-Off 2021/22 DAY DATE MONTH H OR A OPPOSITION COMPETITION FACE-OFF Wednesday 15 September H Manchester Storm Planet Ice Cup 19:30 Saturday 18 September A Guildford Flames CC 18:00 Sunday 19 September H Guildford Flames CC 17:30 Wednesday 22 September A Manchester Storm Planet Ice Cup 19:30 Saturday 25 September H Fife Flyers EIHL 19:00 Saturday 2 October A Nottingham Panthers EIHL 19:00 Sunday 3 October H Sheffield Steelers EIHL 17:30 Saturday 9 October A Cardiff Devils CC 19:00 Sunday 10 October H Cardiff Devils CC 17:30 Sunday 17 October H Belfast Giants EIHL 17:30 Saturday 23 October A Guildford Flames CC 18:00 Sunday 24 October H Guildford Flames CC 17:30 Wednesday 27 October A Sheffield Steelers EIHL 19:30 Sunday 31 October H Cardiff Devils CC 17:30 Saturday 6 November A Cardiff Devils CC 19:00 Sunday 7 November H Dundee Stars EIHL 17:30 Saturday 13 November A Fife Flyers EIHL 19:15 Sunday 14 November H Glasgow Clan EIHL 17:30 Friday 19 November A Manchester Storm EIHL 19:30 Saturday 20 November H Nottingham Panthers EIHL 19:00 Saturday 27 November A Glasgow Clan EIHL 19:00 Sunday 28 November H Cardiff Devils EIHL 17:30 Saturday 4 December H Glasgow Clan EIHL 19:00 Saturday 11 December A Sheffield Steelers EIHL 19:00 Sunday 12 December H Sheffield Steelers EIHL 17:30 Saturday 18 December H Guildford Flames EIHL 19:00 Sunday 19 December A Dundee Stars EIHL 17:30 1 2021/22 Wednesday 22 December H Fife Flyers EIHL 19:30 Sunday 26 December H Cardiff Devils EIHL 17:30 Monday 27 December A Cardiff Devils EIHL 19:30 Friday 31 December A Nottingham Panthers EIHL TBC Sunday 2 January H Nottingham Panthers EIHL 17:30 Friday 7 January A Belfast Giants EIHL 19:00 Sunday 9 January H Manchester Storm EIHL 17:30 Friday 14 January H Sheffield Steelers EIHL 19:30 Sunday 16 January A Guildford Flames EIHL 18:00 Saturday 22 January A Dundee Stars EIHL 19:00 Sunday 23 January H Fife Flyers EIHL 17:30 Friday 28 January H Guildford Flames EIHL 19:30 Saturday 29 January A Belfast Giants EIHL 19:00 Sunday 30 January A Belfast Giants EIHL 16:00 Saturday 5 February A Manchester Storm EIHL 19:00 Sunday 6 February H Manchester Storm EIHL 17:30 Wednesday 9 February H Belfast Giants EIHL 19:30 Saturday 12 February A Glasgow Clan EIHL 19:00 Sunday 13 February H Dundee Stars EIHL 17:30 Wednesday 16 February A Guildford Flames EIHL 19:30 Saturday 19 February H Nottingham Panthers EIHL 19:00 Sunday 20 February A Fife Flyers EIHL 18:30 Saturday 26 February H Belfast Giants EIHL 19:00 Sunday 27 February A Sheffield Steelers EIHL 16:00 Saturday 5 March H Cardiff Devils EIHL 19:00 Sunday 6 March A Fife Flyers EIHL 18:30 Saturday 12 March H Guildford Flames EIHL 19:00 Sunday 13 March A Cardiff Devils EIHL 18:00 Friday 18 March A Manchester Storm EIHL 19:30 2 2021/22 Sunday 20 March A Dundee Stars EIHL 17:30 Saturday 26 March A Glasgow Clan EIHL 19:00 Sunday 27 March H Dundee Stars EIHL 17:30 Saturday 2 April H Manchester Storm EIHL 19:00 Sunday 3 April A Nottingham Panthers EIHL 16:00 Wednesday 6 April A Guildford Flames EIHL 19:30 Saturday 9 April A Cardiff Devils EIHL 19:00 Sunday 10 April H Glasgow Clan EIHL 17:30 3 .
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