Sports Listings: This Weekend / Ice hockey: British Championships, Wembley
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Your support makes all the difference.Cardiff Devils, already League champions, continue on their way towards repeating last year's League and Championship double, while two of their team, Ian and Stephen Cooper, attempt to maintain their own sequence. The Cooper brothers have been on the winning side since 1987, four times with Durham and twice with Cardiff, with the exception of 1989 when Cardiff were in the First Division and not eligible. This time Cardiff meet Fife Flyers in the first semi-final tomorrow at 1pm. Sheffield Steelers play Nottingham Panthers in the second semi-final at 6pm.
How to get there: London Underground to Wembley Park (Metropolitan or Jubilee Lines) or Wembley Central (Bakerloo Line). British Rail to Wembley Central. Admission: tomorrow: first semi-final pounds 12, pounds 20; second semi-final pounds 12. Sunday's final is sold out. Wembley box office: 081-900 1234.
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