Glasgow Clan v Nottingham Panthers

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Tuesday 22 Dec 2026

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19:30 Local Time

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Braehead Arena • 

Glasgow, United KingdomShow on map

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Glasgow Clan are a professional ice hockey team based in Renfrewshire, Scotland, competing in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL), the United Kingdom’s top-level league. Founded in 2010 as the Braehead Clan, the club adopted the Glasgow Clan name in 2018 and plays its home games at Braehead Arena, part of the Braehead complex near Elite Ice Hockey League0. The arena provides an indoor setting for league fixtures, cup games and playoff hockey, with a capacity of around 4,000 spectators for ice hockey. Clan compete against teams from across the UK in the EIHL regular season and pursue success in competitions including the Challenge Cup and postseason playoffs. Among the club’s notable achievements under its former name are Gardiner Conference titles in the 2014–15 and 2015–16 seasons. The team’s roster combines British and international players, with line-ups changing from season to season as the club recruits for league and cup campaigns. Known for an energetic home atmosphere and strong local support, Glasgow Clan are an established part of Scottish sport and a prominent destination for fans seeking live ice hockey in the Elite Ice Hockey League0 area.

The Nottingham Panthers are one of Britain’s best-known ice hockey clubs, founded in 1939 and based in Nottingham, Elite Ice Hockey League1. They compete in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL), the country’s top professional league, and also contest the EIHL Challenge Cup and postseason playoffs. The team plays its home games at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham, a major city-centre venue that opened in 2000 and hosts a large crowd for hockey fixtures. The Panthers have earned honours in domestic and European competition, including EIHL league championships and Challenge Cup titles. In 2017, they made history by winning the IIHF Continental Cup, becoming the first British club to claim the European tournament. The club has also produced and attracted notable players, including long-serving British forward Robert Lachowicz, while Canadian Corey Neilson is remembered for his impact as both a player and coach. Known for passionate supporters and a strong local identity, Nottingham Panthers remain a prominent name in British ice hockey, with a record of major trophies, high-profile competitions and memorable nights at the arena. Fans can follow the club’s season through league games, cup fixtures and playoff action.