The 2026–27 Women's Floorball Champions Cup is the 32nd edition of the premier competition for floorball clubs and the fourth in a format for league and cup winners.

To reduce costs for the participating teams, particularly at the request of the Swedish side, rosters were limited to 14 players starting from that edition, and playing time was shortened to three 15-minute periods, similar to the format used at the World Games. This decision was met with criticism in other countries, and some Finnish teams refused to participate.

Format

The league champions and cup winners from four countries take part. If the same team wins the league and the cup in their country, the second-place team in the league also takes part.

For the quarterfinals, the eight teams are divided into two conferences based on their geographical location. The Swedish and Finnish teams take part in the Northern conference; the clubs from the Czech Republic and Switzerland play in the Southern conference. The four winners advance to the semifinals. Quarterfinals and semifinals are played in a home and away format. If a round is undecided after the two matches, the second match is followed by an overtime. The two semifinal winners play in a final held at a centralized venue.

Teams

The women's tournament will also be attended by the Finnish Koovee, the eighth team of the Finnish league, as a replacement for the champion TPS, who withdrew from the competition due to disagreement with the format change.

Conference Country (League) League Winner / Replacement Cup Winner/Runner-up Northern (Swedish Super League) Thorengruppen IBK FBC Kalmarsund (Runner-up) (F-liiga) Koovee (Replacement) EräViikingit Southern (Extraliga žen) Bulldogs Brno Tatran Střešovice (Unihockey Prime League) Zug United

Tournament

Bracket

All times are local – CET/CEST, unless stated otherwise.

Quarterfinals

FBC Kalmarsund won the series 0–2.

Thorengruppen IBK won the series 2–0.

1–1 in the series, Zug United won in Overtime.

Tatran Střešovice won the series 0–1.

EuroFloorball Cup The EuroFloorball Cup was played for the winners of competitions from countries ranked lower in the IFF ranking. The tournament was held as part of the Czech Open tournament in Prague.

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See also 2026–27 Men's Floorball Champions Cup

External links Official results

References