Finland SM Liiga 03/12 16:30 - [11] Sport v Assat [10] L 3-2
Finland SM Liiga 03/09 15:00 - [12] Assat v Jyp [13] W 4-1
Finland SM Liiga 03/06 16:30 - [5] Jukurit v Assat [12] L 4-1
Finland SM Liiga 03/05 16:30 - [15] Saipa v Assat [12] W 0-3
Finland SM Liiga 03/02 15:00 - [11] Kookoo v Assat [12] L 4-1
Finland SM Liiga 02/27 16:30 - [1] Ilves v Assat [11] L 4-3
Finland SM Liiga 02/25 13:00 - [11] Assat v TPS [9] L 1-4
Finland SM Liiga 02/24 15:00 - [2] Tappara v Assat [11] L 5-4
Finland SM Liiga 02/22 16:30 - [11] Assat v Kalpa [7] W 4-3
Finland SM Liiga 02/17 15:00 - [8] Lukko v Assat [9] L 3-1
Finland SM Liiga 02/15 16:30 - [10] Assat v HPK [14] W 3-0
Finland SM Liiga 02/13 16:30 - [11] Assat v Saipa [15] L 2-3
Finland SM Liiga 02/09 16:30 - [7] Kalpa v Assat [11] W 2-4
Finland SM Liiga 02/07 16:30 - [5] Karpat v Assat [9] L 2-1
Finland SM Liiga 02/02 16:30 - [9] Assat v Tappara [3] L 3-4
Finland SM Liiga 01/30 16:30 - [8] Assat v Jukurit [3] L 2-5
Finland SM Liiga 01/27 15:00 - [10] Assat v Lukko [7] W 2-1
Finland SM Liiga 01/26 16:30 - [7] Lukko v Assat [10] L 3-0
Finland SM Liiga 01/24 16:30 - [10] Assat v Pelicans [5] W 2-1
Finland SM Liiga 01/19 16:30 - [4] HIFK v Assat [9] L 5-4
Finland SM Liiga 01/17 16:30 - [10] Assat v Sport [11] W 4-1
Finland SM Liiga 01/13 16:30 - [9] TPS v Assat [11] W 2-5
Finland SM Liiga 01/10 16:30 - [10] Assat v HIFK [3] L 0-1
Finland SM Liiga 01/05 16:30 - [8] Assat v Karpat [4] L 1-3
Finland SM Liiga 01/04 16:30 - [11] HPK v Assat [8] L 3-0
Finland SM Liiga 12/30 15:00 - [9] Assat v Jukurit [4] W 3-2
Finland SM Liiga 12/28 16:30 - [9] Pelicans v Assat [8] L 5-2
Finland SM Liiga 12/26 16:30 - [9] Assat v Tappara [1] W 3-2
Finland SM Liiga 12/21 16:30 - [2] Ilves v Assat [9] W 1-2
Finland SM Liiga 12/19 16:30 - [10] Jyp v Assat [9] L 3-2

Wikipedia - Ässät

Ässät or Ässä may refer to:

  • HC Ässät Pori Oy, Finnish sports club
    • Porin Ässät (men's ice hockey)
    • Porin Ässät (women's ice hockey)
    • Porin Ässät (men's football)
    • PATA (esports)
  • Ässät (band), Finnish band from Oulu
  • S Group, Finnish Consumers' co-operative. Also known as Ässä or Ässät
  • Jalkaväkirykmentti 11 (winter war), Finnish military regiment. Better known as Ässärykmentti or Ässät
  • Jalkaväkirykmentti 26 (continuation war), Finnish military regiment. Better known as Ässärykmentti or Ässät
  • List of World War II aces from Finland, Finnish aces of World War II, Hävittäjä-Ässä, Ässä or Ässät in Finnish
Ässät is a professional ice hockey team based in Pori, Finland. The team was founded in 1967 and has since become one of the most successful teams in the Finnish Liiga. The team's name, Ässät, translates to "Aces" in English, which reflects their reputation as a skilled and competitive team.

The team's colors are black and yellow, and their logo features a stylized ace of spades. Ässät plays their home games at the Isomäki Arena, which has a seating capacity of 6,300 spectators.

Over the years, Ässät has won three Finnish championships, in 1971, 1978, and 2013. They have also been runners-up in the championship finals six times. The team has a strong rivalry with the nearby team TPS Turku, and their games are always highly anticipated by fans.

Ässät has produced many talented players over the years, including NHL players such as Sami Vatanen, Jussi Jokinen, and Pekka Rinne. The team's current roster includes several promising young players, as well as experienced veterans who bring leadership and skill to the ice.

Overall, Ässät is a respected and competitive team in the Finnish Liiga, known for their skilled players, passionate fans, and commitment to excellence on the ice.