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===Ice hockey=== [[Image:Gatorade Center 10.jpg|thumb|right|Modern ice hockey scoreboard in [[Gatorade Center]], Turku.]] An [[ice hockey]] scoreboard will at the minimum display the time left (in North America) or played (in Europe), the number of goals scored by each team as well as any penalties currently being served. Additional information such as shots on goal may be shown on smaller scoreboards located in the arena. Tenths of a second are usually displayed within the last minute of each period. In multipurpose arenas, the penalties being served will appear in the multi-purpose panels, used for player statistics in basketball, with shots on goal in the same position as team fouls for basketball. In some arenas the sideboards of the [[Ice hockey rink|hockey rink]] feature three or four LED displays the size of one advertising hoarding which will show scoring information and promotional messages, though their limited visibility makes them rarely used. A [[horn (instrument)|horn]] or [[buzzer]] must be used to signal end of timeouts or period. In most games, the home team will either play a recording of or use a separate goal horn, usually an Airchime, Kahlenberg, or Buell when their team scores. These aren't required, but are rather used as a celebration, and they are often unique to their team and easily identifiable. A notable example would be the recording that the [[Boston Bruins]] play which is used by many other teams. {{cn|date=February 2017}}
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