EHF Cup trophy stays in Berlin! Fuchse Berlin took the second most valued title in European club’s competition in their second attempt in domestic court in Max Schmelling Arena in front of 8.000 domestic fans against HSV Handball 30:27 (17:13). Dagur Sigurdsson and his boys made the dreams come true after the German final in which Konstantin Igropulo and Petar Nenadic had the main roles with the six goals each. HSV’s first shooter was Kentin Mahe with 10 goals, but that wasn’t enough to help his team-mates to win the new European trophy after EHF CL one in 2013.
The third place in Berlin is won by Danish Skjern against RK Gorenje Velenje 27:22.
TOP scorer of the season: Staš Skube (81 goal)
Best goalkeeper: Silvio Heinevetter (Füchse)
MVP: Kentin Mahe (Hamburg)
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