Malmö Redhawks
www.malmoredhawks.com
Name: Malmö Arena
Opened: 2008
Address: Hyllie Stationstorg 2, 215 32 MALMÖ
Capacity: 12 600
Malmö Arena is one of the top facilities in Europe for hockey. Apart from being home to the Malmö Redhawks is has also hosted the World Championships in handball as well as the Ice Hockey World Junior Championship in 2014.
Basic info
Founded
1972
Website
www.malmoredhawks.com
Club adress
Hyllie Stationstorg 2
215 32 MALMÖ
Sweden
Honours
National titles
(2) – 1992, 1994
European championships or greatest European accomplishments
European Cup winner (1) – 1993; European Cup 3rd place (1) – 1994
Last Seasons
2022-23: 14th regular season, saved in relegation
2021-22: 12th regular season
2020-21: 9th regular season, play-in round
2019-20: 9th regular season, playoffs cancelled
2018-19: 6th regular season, quarter-finals, CHL quarter-finals
About club
As a newcomer in Elitserien in 1990, the former name of the SHL, Malmö won the championship merely two years later and was crowned champion once again in 1994. After being promoted in 2015, the team is once again a factor to be reckoned with.
