1985–86 ice hockey Bundesliga season

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The 1985–86 Ice hockey Bundesliga season was the 28th season of the Ice hockey Bundesliga, the top level of ice hockey in Germany. 10 teams participated in the league, and Kolner EC won the championship.

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First round

ClubGPWTLGF–GAPts
1. Kölner EC 362646198: 8856:16
2. Düsseldorfer EG 362358216:14151:21
3. SB Rosenheim (M)3620412158:10044:28
4. ECD Iserlohn 3619611170:13844:28
5. EV Landshut 3617118142:14935:37
6. ESV Kaufbeuren 3615417162:18334:38
7. Mannheimer ERC 3612915137:15933:39
8. Schwenninger ERC 3613419135:18130:42
9. SC Riessersee 368523126:19721:51
10. SV Bayreuth (N)363627115:22312:60

Relegation round

ClubGPWTLGF–GAPts
1. Eintracht Frankfurt 18123386:4527:9
2. SC Riessersee 18112589:6124:12
3. Augsburger EV 18104495:6224:12
4. BSC Preussen 18103598:6123:13
5. ESG Kassel 1894596:7122:14
6. SV Bayreuth 1883785:6619:17
7. Duisburger SC 18711097:10715:21
8. EHC Freiburg 18521175:9612:24
9. EC Bad Tölz 18421258:10510:26
10. ERC Sonthofen 18201646:1514:32

Playoffs

Quarterfinals

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Kölner EC–Schwenninger ERC3:04:3 OT6:28:0––
Düsseldorfer EG–Mannheimer ERC3:09:36:36:4––
SB Rosenheim–ESV Kaufbeuren3:18:20:210:56:2–
ECD Iserlohn–EV Landshut3:02:07:44:2––

Semifinals

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Kölner EC–ECD Iserlohn3:16:20:27:25:0–
Düsseldorfer EG–SB Rosenheim3:04:35:210:5––

3rd place

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ECD Iserlohn–SB Rosenheim8:144:64:8

Final

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Kölner EC–Düsseldorfer EG3:06:56:56:1––

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