Wiler-Ersigen overcame Zug in the decisive seventh playoff quarterfinal, with Joonas Pylsy playing a pivotal role, scoring multiple goals including a penalty. Despite a comfortable lead, Zug closed the gap, but Wiler-Ersigen secured the win with a final score of 9:4. The team, coached by Thomas Berger, now faces GC in the semifinals, with their best player Krister Savonen's participation uncertain due to a concussion. Pylsy, having recovered from a coronavirus infection, is determined to win.

In the third quarterfinal match of the floorball playoffs, Floorball Köniz faced Tigers Langnau in a high-paced and intense game. Despite some precision lost due to errors leading to goals, the Bernese derby was engaging and close, ending in a 6:5 victory for Köniz. The game's style favored Langnau, known for thriving on combat and emotion, and they were vocally supported by their players. Langnau led four times, but Köniz, the clear favorite and 2018 Swiss champion, managed to equalize each time, with the final equalizer by Oliver Schmocker in the 54th minute. Köniz took control with two goals in the last one and a half minutes, leading the series 2:1. The next encounters are scheduled for the weekend in Biglen and Bern.

A scenic approximately four-hour walk from Bern to Worb, mostly along the Aare river, is presented as an excursion tip. The article was first published on January 8, 2021, and is part of a series that has been regularly updated since spring 2020. Due to changing COVID-19 regulations, the actual opening hours, schedules, and availability may differ from the information provided. Readers are advised to verify current conditions when planning their trip. Full access to the article requires a subscription.

Matthias Hofbauer, Switzerland's best-ever floorball player, is retiring from the spotlight. Due to the spread of the coronavirus, his departure is without fanfare. Hofbauer's final game took place on March 1st in Chur, with no spectators present due to coronavirus restrictions.