fiFinnish Liiga

Official website of the Finnish Liiga — schedule, results, standings and stats.

Pori — three-time Finnish champion, playing at Isomäki Ice Hall.

Helsinki — seven-time Finnish champion, playing at the Helsinki Ice Hall (Nordis).

Hämeenlinna — two-time Finnish champion, playing at Patria-areena.

Tampere — 16-time Finnish champion, sharing Nokia Arena with city rival Tappara.

Helsinki — founded in 1967, six-time Finnish champion (most recently 2002), back in the Liiga from 2026/27, playing at Veikkaus Arena.

Mikkeli — playing at the 4,200-seat Ikioma Areena.

Jyväskylä — two-time Finnish champion, playing at Synergia-areena.

Kuopio — one-time Finnish champion, playing at Olvi Arena.

Oulu — eight-time Finnish champion, playing at Oulun Energia Areena.

Espoo — playing at Espoo Metro Areena, seating nearly 7,000.

Kouvola — 2025/26 playoff finalist, playing at Lumon arena.

Rauma — two-time Finnish champion, playing at Kivikylän Areena.

Lahti — playing at Isku Areena.

Lappeenranta — bronze medallist of the 2025/26 season, playing at Kisapuisto.

Vaasa — a western Finnish club playing its home games at Vaasan Sähkö Areena.

Tampere — 2025/26 champion and, with 21 titles, the most successful Finnish club, playing at Nokia Arena.

Turku — 11-time Finnish champion, playing at the 10,500-seat Gatorade Center.