Fife Flyers bounced back from a 7-1 defeat in Cardiff on Saturday night to take a shootout win over Manchester Storm, making it two wins from three for the week. Storm, meanwhile, picked up three points out of four in Week 21. It was a goal-fest of an opening period
The Fife Flyers will take a one goal advantage into the 2nd leg of the Challenge Cup semi final when the two teams meet at the Arena on the 15th February after a 3-2 home victory over the Steelers. Steelers had trialed 2-0 after the first period but with second
Fife Flyers made it a four-point weekend with a 4-1 road win in Dundee on Sunday night. The victory capped an excellent pair of games for the Flyers, who not only moved off the foot of the table but into a playoff place in the Viaplay Elite League. Period one
Fife Flyers climbed off the foot of the Viaplay Elite League standings with a home overtime win over Coventry Blaze. The sides were scoreless through 65 minutes in Coventry six night before this fixture, and played out another 20 with nothing between them as the first period ended goalless in
Fife Flyers avenged their Boxing Day defeat in Dundee with a XXX-goal win over the Stars on Tuesday night. Dundee, who’d won 3-2 26 hours earlier on home ice, took the lead in the Fife Ice Arena inside 12 minutes when Ben Sokay’s shot bounced under Shane Owen at
Fife Flyers tied the game up with 69 seconds remaining and then had Zack Phillips to thank for the sudden-death shootout winner to send them into their first-ever Viaplay Challenge cup Semi-Final! Dundee led three times on the night at Fife Ice Arena, taking the lead at 4:07 with a
Fife Flyers earned their third consecutive win over Nottingham Panthers this season, and left Corey Neilson still looking for his first win back as Panthers Head Coach, with a 6-1 rout at the Motorpoint arena on Friday night. It took just 45 seconds for Dillon Lawrence, playing his first game
Fife Flyers produced an excellent road display to score five on the road in Manchester and beat the Storm by four goals on Saturday night. After a scoreless opening period, notable mainly for Tyson Fawcett taking objection to a Mikael Johansson hit and starting a fight just 16 seconds in,
Fife Flyers completed a four-point weekend with a 6-1 thrashing of Nottingham Panthers on Sunday night in Kirkcaldy. Zack Phillips opened the scoring at 10:02 to put the Flyers ahead with a quick wrist shot, from which the home side never really looked back. Chris Lawrence scored their second goal
Fife Flyers scored two third-period goals, including a winner with 52 seconds to play, to take a tight 2-1 win in front of 3,297 spectators at Braehead arena. In what was a tight but often flat game, the first period ended scoreless with most chances coming on 2-on-1 rushes. Clan