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- Updated: 22. September 2018.
The Polish champions PGE Vive Kielce beat Rhein Neckar Lowen 35:32 in the EHF Champions League Round 2.
Talant Dujshebaev’s boys after solid performance in Veszprem last weekend, were reinforced with Croatian playmaker Luka Cindric for the first time in European elite competition, who had a positive impact on attack.
PGE VIVE: Ivić, Cupara – Jurecki 3, A. Dujshebaev 5, Aguinagalde 4, Janc 3, Lijewski 3, Moryto 1, Cindrić 5, Fernandez 2, D. Dujshebaev 2, Karalek 3
Rhein-Neckar: Appelgren, Palicka – Schmid 9, Lipovina, Sigurdsson 5, Radivojević 1, Tollbring 1, Abutović, Mensah Laresen 2, Faeth, Groetzki 1, Taleski, Guardiola 2, Petersson 7, Nielsen 3, Kohlbacher 1
PHOTO: PGE Vive Kielce
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