Cardiff Devils' 2025-26 schedule confirmed
Cardiff Devils' 2025-26 schedule
13/9/25 Challenge Cup 19:00 Nottingham Panthers Cardiff Devils14/9/25 Challenge Cup 17:00 Cardiff Devils Sheffield Steelers19/9/25 Challenge Cup 19:00 Cardiff Devils Guildford Flames21/9/25 Challenge Cup 17:30 Coventry Blaze Cardiff Devils26/9/25 Challenge Cup 19:00 Cardiff Devils Manchester Storm27/9/25 Challenge Cup 19:00 Manchester Storm Cardiff Devils4/10/25 Challenge Cup 19:00 Cardiff Devils Coventry Blaze5/10/25 Challenge Cup 17:00 Cardiff Devils Nottingham Panthers11/10/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Coventry Blaze12/10/25 League 16:00 Nottingham Panthers Cardiff Devils18/10/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Glasgow Clan19/10/25 Challenge Cup 16:00 Sheffield Steelers Cardiff Devils25/10/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Nottingham Panthers26/10/25 League 17:30 Coventry Blaze Cardiff Devils29/10/25 League 19:00 Belfast Giants Cardiff Devils1/11/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Manchester Storm2/11/25 Challenge Cup 18:00 Guildford Flames Cardiff Devils7/11/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Belfast Giants9/11/25 League 16:00 Sheffield Steelers Cardiff Devils14/11/25 League 19:30 Glasgow Clan Cardiff Devils15/11/25 League 19:00 Dundee Stars Cardiff Devils16/11/25 League 17:00 Fife Flyers Cardiff Devils22/11/25 League 19:00 Manchester Storm Cardiff Devils23/11/25 League 17:00 Cardiff Devils Fife Flyers28/11/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Guildford Flames30/11/25 League 17:00 Fife Flyers Cardiff Devils6/12/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Belfast Giants7/12/25 League 17:00 Cardiff Devils Glasgow Clan12/12/25 League 19:30 Glasgow Clan Cardiff Devils13/12/25 League 19:00 Dundee Stars Cardiff Devils20/12/25 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Sheffield Steelers21/12/25 League 17:30 Manchester Storm Cardiff Devils26/12/25 League 16:00 Cardiff Devils Coventry Blaze27/12/25 League 18:00 Coventry Blaze Cardiff Devils30/12/25 League 19:00 Guildford Flames Cardiff Devils1/1/26 League 16:00 Cardiff Devils Guildford Flames3/1/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Dundee Stars10/1/26 League 19:00 Manchester Storm Cardiff Devils11/1/26 League 17:00 Cardiff Devils Glasgow Clan17/1/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Manchester Storm18/1/26 League 18:00 Guildford Flames Cardiff Devils24/1/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Fife Flyers25/1/26 League 16:00 Sheffield Steelers Cardiff Devils30/1/26 League 19:30 Dundee Stars Cardiff Devils1/2/26 League 16:00 Cardiff Devils Nottingham Panthers6/2/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Guildford Flames8/2/26 League 17:00 Fife Flyers Cardiff Devils14/2/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Sheffield Steelers15/2/26 League 18:00 Guildford Flames Cardiff Devils20/2/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Belfast Giants22/2/26 League 16:00 Nottingham Panthers Cardiff Devils28/2/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Fife Flyers1/3/26 League 16:00 Sheffield Steelers Cardiff Devils7/3/26 League 19:00 Belfast Giants Cardiff Devils8/3/26 League 16:00 Belfast Giants Cardiff Devils13/3/26 League 19:30 Glasgow Clan Cardiff Devils15/3/26 League 16:00 Cardiff Devils Nottingham Panthers21/3/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Dundee Stars22/3/26 League 17:00 Cardiff Devils Dundee Stars28/3/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Manchester Storm29/3/26 League 17:30 Coventry Blaze Cardiff Devils1/4/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Sheffield Steelers4/4/26 League 19:00 Cardiff Devils Coventry Blaze5/4/26 League 16:00 Nottingham Panthers Cardiff Devils
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