Great Britain’s Elite Ice Hockey League concluded on Sunday with the Belfast Giants finishing in first place in a tight race that went down to the last game. The EIHL’s playoffs are still upcoming but ...

That night, Coventry defeated Sheffield 4-3 in regulation time and, for the second night in a row, Belfast beat Nottingham in overtime – this time 4-3 on a goal by Mike Lee.

Cardiff started fast and were eventually reeled in by Sheffield and Belfast. The Grand Slam winners from last season suffered a loss in form in November, just as the Giants were getting hot over ...

After 32 weeks of Elite League action, it all, remarkably, comes down to two game across two days to decide who claims this season’s title. In the teal corner are the Belfast Giants. Leaders ...

Robert Fitzpatrick has stood down from his role as chief executive of the Odyssey Trust after 18 years to take up a new role as chair of the Belfast Giants. He will be succeeded by Paul McMahon ...

The title race has been blown wide open after the Belfast Giants lost to Manchester Storm in a crucial game which could have helped seal the league title. A comprehensive 9-1 win against Fife ...

Storm breeze past Giants in Belfast Belfast Giants 1-5 Manchester Storm Thoroughly deserved victory for Manchester. Their precarious position of trying to secure the final play-off spot appeared ...

It’s all over and the Belfast Giants could win the title tomorrow with a win over Manchester and a defeat by Sheffield either tonight, although they lead Dundee 2-1, or tomorrow against Fife.

By the end of the night, the Belfast Giants will know if the title race will extend into next weekend or if they could potentially be celebrating a third championship in four years on Sunday.

In addition, Sanders has had fun teasing the idea of potentially landing in the Big Apple through a pair of flashy cleats emblazoned with the Giants logo, which he wore at the Alamo Bowl.