The 2016–17 CERS Cup is the 37th season of the CERS Cup, Europe's second club roller hockey competition organized by CERH. Thirty teams from eight national associations qualified for the competition as a result of their respective national league placing in the previous season.[1] Barcelos won the title for the second consecutive season.

2016–17 CERS Cup
Tournament details
Dates5 November – 30 April
Teams30 (from 8 associations)
Final positions
ChampionsPortugal Barcelos (3rd title)
Runners-upItaly Viareggio
Tournament statistics
Matches played55
Goals scored413 (7.51 per match)
Top scorer(s)Argentina Emanuel García (11)

Teams

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Caldes
Igualada
Noia
Vilafranca
Vendrell
 
 
 
 
 
Barcelos
 
Turquel
 
Juventude Viana
 
Follonica
 
Trissino
 
CGC Viareggio
 
Sarzana
 
HRC Monza
 
Dornbirn
 
Wolfurt
 
Coutras
 
Ploufragan
 
Saint Omer
 
Soham
 
Wimmis
 
Darmstadt
 
Remscheid
 
Walsum
Düsseldorf
 
 
Germania Herringen
 
King's Lynn
 
Biasca
 
Genéve
 
Uttigen
 
Uri
Location of teams of the 2016–17 CERS Cup.

Thirty teams from eight national associations qualified for the competition. League positions of the previous season shown in parentheses.

Participating teams
  Germania Herringen (1st)   Trissino (9th)   Uttigen (3rd)   Juventude Viana (7th)
  Walsum (3rd)   Sarzana (12th)   Biasca (5th)   Turquel (8th)
  Düsseldorf-Nord (4th)   Vendrell (5th)   Uri (6th)   Dornbirn (1st)
  Darmstadt (5th)   Vilafranca (6th)   Wimmis (9th)   Wolfurt (2nd)
  Remscheid (7th)   Caldes (7th)   Coutras (4th)   King's Lynn (1st)
  Viareggio (4th)   Igualada (8th)   Ploufragan (5th)   Soham (2nd)
  Follonica (7th)   Noia (9th)   Saint-Omer (6th)
  Monza (8th)   Genève (2nd)   Barcelos (TH)

Preliminary phase

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The preliminary phase legs took place on 5 and 26 November 2016. Vilafranca and Barcelos received a bye and qualified directly for the round of 16.

Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Coutras   1–7   Caldes 0–1 1–6
Wimmis   9–6   Dornbirn 2–4 7–2
Soham   1–15   Saint-Omer 1–7 0–8
Trissino   14–4   Düsseldorf-Nord 6–3 8–1
Viareggio   8–5   Vendrell 3–3 5–2
King's Lynn   2–29   Ploufragan 1–13 1–16
Igualada   14–3   Biasca 7–1 7–2
Wolfurt   6–17   Remscheid 2–9 4–8
Germania Herringen   5–7   Turquel 2–3 3–4
Walsum   6–5p   Uttigen 2–2 4–3p
Genève   11–12   Sarzana 5–6 6–6
Uri   4–10   Monza 1–4 3–6
Darmstadt   4–15   Juventude Viana 2–7 2–8
Noia   5–8   Follonica 1–2 4–6

Knockout phase

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Round of 16 Quarterfinals Final Four Final
            
  Caldes 5 7 12
  Wimmis 1 4 5
  Caldes 4 5 9
  Trissino 3 2 5
  Saint-Omer 4 3 7
  Trissino 3 5 8
  Caldes 0
  Viareggio 2
  Viareggio 7 4 11
  Ploufragan 4 1 5
  Viareggio 4 4 8
  Igualada 1 4 5
  Igualada 11 6 17
  Remscheid 1 3 4
  Viareggio 2
  Barcelos 4
  Turquel 4 2 6
  Walsum 0 5 5
  Turquel 2 2 4
  Sarzana 2 3 5
  Sarzana (g.g.) 6 4 10
  Monza 4 5 9
  Sarzana 1
  Barcelos 3
  Juventude Viana 3 2 5
  Vilafranca (g.g.) 1 5 6
  Vilafranca 3 2 5
  Barcelos 2 6 8
  Follonica 1 2 3
  Barcelos 3 3 6

Final-Four

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All times are Western European Time.

Semi-finals

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Caldes  0–2  Viareggio
Report   13' Xavi Costa
  49' Xavi Rubio
PalaBarsacchi
Referee: Luís Peixoto and Joaquim Pinto
Sarzana  1–3  Barcelos
  19' (p) Davide Borsi Report   18' Álvaro Morais
  20' Reinaldo Ventura
  26' Miguel Vieira
PalaBarsacchi
Referee: Óscar Valverde and Francisco García

Final

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Viareggio  2–4  Barcelos
  5' Xavier Costa
  42' Mirko Bertolucci
Report   16' João Guimarães
  30' Hugo Costa
  41' Rúben Sousa
  48' Miguel Vieira
PalaBarsacchi
Referee: Óscar Valverde e Francisco García

References

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  1. ^ "Rink Hockey Eurocups: all the teams regularly signed up". cerh.eu. CERH. Retrieved 24 August 2015.
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