Davos beat Eisbären Berlin 8:2 in the Continental Cup of Champions on 6 September 2026. The hosts opened their campaign with a convincing victory at home. The final whistle confirmed a result that reflected Davos' control throughout.
Both sides sit at the bottom of the table after one match each. Davos move into 13th place with a win, while Eisbären Berlin drop to 19th after their first defeat. The points gap remains zero across the board — this is early in the tournament.
Davos arrive with momentum. They beat Storhamar 3:2 on 4 September, then took on Lugano last month with a 4:1 scoreline. There were mixed results in August, including a narrow loss to Kladno and a dramatic 5:6 defeat to Adler Mannheim. This performance feels like a statement.
Eisbären Berlin's recent form tells a different story. Their last outing ended 2:6 against Servette on 4 September. Before that, they beat Lausitzer Füchse 3:1, but the 0:7 loss to Augsburger Panther and 0:2 defeat to Zug suggest vulnerabilities. The Berlin side found no answer against Davos.
And here's the thing — eight goals against two is not a contest. The hosts dominated territory and chances without needing to chase the game. Eisbären Berlin will need to regroup quickly. The Continental Cup demands consistency, and this result puts them on the back foot.
The table will shift as more teams play. For now, Davos hold a clean record and a substantial goal difference. Eisbären Berlin face away fixtures and must respond. The tournament is long, but the opening statement has been made.