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This template is designed to be used for knockout tournaments using a best-of-n format, where 3 ≤ n ≤ 7. The template is adapted from the existing Finnish Wikipedia template at fi:Malline:Ottelusarja; see its history for attribution.

Usage

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{{BestOfSevenSeriesTable
| team1 =
| team2 =
| date1 = | score1 = | note1 = 
| date2 = | score2 = | note2 = 
| date3 = | score3 = | note3 = 
| date4 = | score4 = | note4 = 
| date5 = | score5 = | note5 = 
| date6 = | score6 = | note6 = 
| date7 = | score7 = | note7 = 
| wins = 
| comment =
}}

The parameter homex may be added, where necessary.

Parameters

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The template does not have any required parameters. If the blank template is added to an article, it will produce this:

Use the template parameters as described below and pay particular attention to the use of hyphen rather than en dash or em dash.

Caption text
Parameter Description
team1 Linked name, often the higher seeded team or competitor.
team2 Linked name, often the lower seeded team or competitor.
datex Date game or match was played. Template:Start date can be used.
homex By default, the template alternates home advantage (i.e. team listed first) every game. If the tournament is played on a different schedule, you may adjust the home team using "home1 = 2," "home2 = 1," "home3 = 2," etc. Remove the parameter from any game or match where it not in use.
scorex Final score of a march or game using format 0-0 (hyphen only), home team listed first.
notex Additional information in short form, such as OT for overtime. An external link to the official box score or game sheet may be included.
winsx Total score of series, team1-team2.
commentx Series score in text. Example: Team Red leads the series 2–1. or The series is tied 3–3.

Examples

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Best-of-seven, game sheet linked

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Example taken in full from 2017–18 Liiga season; see its history for attribution.

{{BestOfSevenSeriesTable
| team1 = [[Oulun Kärpät|Kärpät]]
| team2 = [[HIFK (ice hockey)|HIFK]]
| date1 = 3.4.2018 | score1 = 1-4 | note1 = [http://... ref]
| date2 = 5.4.2018 | score2 = 3-4 | note2 = [[Overtime (ice hockey)|OT1]] [http://... ref]
| date3 = 7.4.2018 | score3 = 3-0 | note3 = [http://... ref]
| date4 = 9.4.2018 | score4 = 4-1 | note4 = [http://... ref]
| date5 = 11.4.2018 | score5 = 2-1 | note5 = [[Overtime (ice hockey)|OT1]] [http://... ref]
| date6 = 12.4.2018 | score6 = 4-3 | note6 = [[Overtime (ice hockey)|OT1]] [http://... ref]
| date7 = 14.4.2018 | score7 = 2-1 | note7 = [http://... ref]
| wins = 4-3
| comment = Kärpät wins the series 4-3. 
}}
KärpätHIFK 4-3
3.4.2018 Kärpät HIFK 1-4 ref
5.4.2018 HIFK Kärpät 3-4 OT1 ref
7.4.2018 Kärpät HIFK 3-0 ref
9.4.2018 HIFK Kärpät 4-1 ref
11.4.2018 Kärpät HIFK 2-1 OT1 ref
12.4.2018 HIFK Kärpät 4-3 OT1 ref
14.4.2018 Kärpät HIFK 2-1 ref
Kärpät wins the series 4-3.

Best-of-three, home schedule adjusted

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Example adapted from 2020–21 ZhHL season; see its history for attribution.

{{BestOfSevenSeriesTable
| team1 = [[HC Agidel Ufa|Agidel]]
| team2 = [[SKIF Nizhny Novgorod|SKIF]]
| date1 = {{Start date|2021|3|3|df=y}} | score1 = 3-2 | note1 = | home1 = 2
| date2 = {{Start date|2021|3|4|df=y}} | score2 = 2-1 | note2 = | home2 = 1
| date3 = {{Start date|2021|3|7|df=y}} | score3 = 3-2 | note3 =
| wins = 2–1
| comment = Agidel won the series 2–1. }}
AgidelSKIF 2–1
3 March 2021 (2021-03-03) SKIF Agidel 3-2
4 March 2021 (2021-03-04) Agidel SKIF 2-1
7 March 2021 (2021-03-07) Agidel SKIF 3-2
Agidel won the series 2–1.