Zurich and Basel are looking good to go through.

Interesting night for the Swiss teams.

Sion played an unbelieveable first half against Galatasaray and led by 3:0 after 32 minutes. Sadly, the received a goal before the break and Galatasaray saw his chances growing again and was even able to score a second goal. Sion's chances are to get on to the next round are small because of that, but if they are able to play another game like yesterday, they're not out yet.

Zurich was very lucky against Empoli. They played a bad match and had no chance of going somewhere, but Empoli did not use its chances and even allowed Zurich to score a goal. If Zurich is able to play better in the regame, they may continue to the next round anyway.

Basel on the other hand should have won higher. They played good and did allow almost no chances to Sarajevo. That they received a goal in the 93th minute was bad luck, but does not matter too much since I don't see Sarajevo winning in Basel.

If I were you, I'd start already to search for glitches in the game

I meant the latter.

You even have gained more respect now... Is it really possible to do such times without any glitches?

You're getting back on track it seems, great. I have my first game tomorrow... If got to get up at seven am on a sunday... But I'm looking forward anyway, it's really time that the season starts.

I was not refering to a special game because I don't remember exactly what you did, but I recall that you once posted your speedruns in a thread and they were really impressive.

I'd like to see your excel lists because it makes me wonder how you prepare for such a speedrun.

Great, I'm looking forward to hear how it worked out. Btw, I'm about to start chapter six now; I have spent approximately 10 hours until now.

On another note, we had our first floorball game of the season today. We lost 5:4. This is not too bad since we're playing against relegation, but we should really have won the game so I can't be happy. We controlled it but we failed to create enough chances and we were not playing aggressively enough, and that also caused those five goals against us.

Make a new thread, this one is month's old.

How dare a member with the incredibly tiny amount of only 24 posts attack this wonderful thread?!

Three hours doesn't sound bad... I guess if you had read all the text until chapter 4-4, that'd also have taken you three hours

 Unihockey is a sport that was established only twenty years ago as some sort of icehockey without ice. Today, it is very popular in Scandinavia, Switzerland and in the Czech Republic. In sweden, games are broadcasted in television and season finals are usually watched by 10000 people. Here in switzerland we only have about 500 spectators in a championship's game, but the development is really fast. We will probably have live games on TV in the next season.