Three French teams will fight for the place in Cologne at VELUX EHF Champions League Final4 2018! After PSG Handball and Montpellier, also HBC Nantes routinely played against Meshkov Brest 28:28 (14:17) with +8 in the pocket from the first match in Belarus – 32:24.
Pick Szeged couldn’t surprise “Zebras” after -7 in Kiel in the first match.
MOL-PICK Szeged – THW Kiel 28-27 (12-13)
MOL-PICK Szeged: Sego – Sostaric 3/1, Balogh, Skube 2, Bánhidi 2, Bodó 4, Källman 6,Sierra (kapus), Sigurmannsson 4/4, T. Petrus 2, Zubai, Gorbok, Blazevic, Srsen 3, Zsitnyikov 1, P. RodrÃguez 1.
THW Kiel: N. Landin – Vujin 6, Rahmel 2, Wiencek 9, Duvnjak, Dissinger 1, R. SantosWolff , L. Nilsson 1, Zarabec 1, Bilyk 7, Firnhaber, Weinhold, Ekberg.
PGE Vive Kielce beat once again not so much interested Rhein Neckar Lowen 36:30 at SAP Arena where only 4.400 fans came to watch a match which was only a friendly game after 17:41 defeat of “Lions” who played with B team in Poland last weekend.
Rhein-Neckar Löwen – PGE Vive Kielce 30:36 (18:16)
Löwen: Palicka, Appelgren; Schmid (8/3), Sigurdsson, Radivojevic, Baena (3), Tollbring (5/1), Mensah (3), Groetzki, Reinkind (3), Taleski (4), Petersson (1), Ekdahl Du Rietz (3)
Kielce: Szmal, Walach; Jurecki (5), Dujshebaev (5), Kus, Aguinagalde (4), Bielecki (4/3), Jachlewski (2), Strlek (3), Janc (2), Lijewski (4), Jurkiewicz (1), Mamic (1), Bombac (4), Djukic (1)
EHF CL quarter-finals:
THW Kiel – RK Vardar
PGE Vive Kielce – Paris Saint Germain Handball
Montpellier Handball – SG Flensburg Handewitt
Skjern Handbold – HBC Nantes
