2010â€“11 EHF Champions League

At the EHF Champions League 2010/11 participated in 33 handball club teams, who had in the previous season in their home leagues qualify for the competition. It was the 51th staging of the EHF Champions League and the European Cup of Champions. The Cup competition began September 3, 2010, the final in the Final Four was played on 29 May 2011 for the second time in Cologne's Lanxess Arena instead. Defending champion was the German club THW Kiel. The final between BM Ciudad Real and FC Barcelona was won by FC Barcelona.

3.1 Qualified Teams
3.2 groups
3.3 decisions
3.4 Group A
3.5 Group B
3.6 Group C
3.7 Group D

4.1 Qualified Teams

5.1 Qualified Teams

6.1 Qualified Teams
6.2 Semi-finals 6.2.1 first semifinal
6.2.2 2nd semi-final

7.1 scorers

Mode

Qualification: The qualification was held in the framework of several tournaments. Three groups of four teams, with each team playing in a group once against any other team. For each group the best team qualified. The retiring nine teams moved into the EHF Cup.

Group Stage: There were four groups of six teams. In a group, everyone plays against everyone a return match; each four group best reach the knockout stages. Retiring teams not attracted into the EHF European Cup Winners' Cup.

Second round: The second round was played in a knockout system with return game. The winner of each game moved into the quarter-finals.

Quarterfinals: The quarter-final was played in a knockout system with return game. The winner of each game moved into the semi-finals.

Final Four: For the second time there was a Final Four tournament, the semifinals and finals was held on May 28th and 29th 2011 at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne. The semi-final was played in the all-in - system. The winners of each game moved into the final. The loser of each game moved into the play-off for third place. It was per semifinals played only one game. Also, the final and the third place match was played on easy mode.

Qualification

The qualifying draw took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on 22 June 2010. It took twelve teams, who had previously qualified for the competition, in part.

Qualified Teams

Pot 1:

Macedonia RK Metalurg Skopje ( Macedonian 1st League )
Tatran Prešov Slovakia ( Slovak 1 Liga)

Pot 2:

Norway Drammen HK ( first Norwegian league)
ZTR Zaporozhye Ukraine ( 1st Ukrainian League )

Pot 3:

Austria A1 Bregenz ( 1 Austrian League )
Belarus HC Dinamo Minsk ( 1 Belarusian Premier League )

Pot 4:

Portugal FC Porto / Vitalis ( 1 Portuguese League )
Turkey Beşiktaş JK ( first Turkish League )

Groups

Group 1 HT Tatran Prešov Slovakia ( Slovak 1 Liga) Norway Drammen HK ( first Norwegian league) Austria A1 Bregenz ( 1 Austrian League ) Turkey Beşiktaş JK ( first Turkish League )

Group 2 Macedonia RK Metalurg Skopje ( Macedonian 1st League ) ZTR Zaporozhye Ukraine ( 1st Ukrainian League ) Belarus HC Dinamo Minsk ( 1 Belarusian Premier League ) Portugal FC Porto / Vitalis ( 1 Portuguese League )

Group W Spain Ademar León ( 4 Spanish League ) Germany Rhein- Neckar Löwen (4th German League ) Denmark Bjerringbro - Silkeborg ( 3 Danish League ) Velenje Slovenia RK (2nd Slovenian league)

Decisions

Group 1

The tournament in Group 1 took place from September 3 to September 5 in the Handball Arena vineyards - Vorkloster in Bregenz instead. The table first qualified for the Group B in the group stage. The other three took part in the second round of the EHF Cup.

In Bregenz Handball Arena vineyards - Vorkloster

Scoresheet

Hykkerud 7

( 13: 14 )

8 Ladyko

In Bregenz Handball Arena vineyards - Vorkloster

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Radcenko 6

( 12: 14)

6 Wagesreiter

In Bregenz Handball Arena vineyards - Vorkloster

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Döne 7

( 12: 14)

8 Antl

In Bregenz Handball Arena vineyards - Vorkloster

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Banic 11

( 17: 16)

7 range

In Bregenz Handball Arena vineyards - Vorkloster

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Krok 9

(14: 17)

6 Hykkerud

In Bregenz Handball Arena vineyards - Vorkloster

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Wagesreiter 10

( 16: 13)

5 Arifoglu

Group 2

The tournament in Group 2 was held from September 3 to September 5 in the Dragão Caixa in Porto instead. The table first qualified for the Group C in the group stage. The other three took part in the second round of the EHF Cup.

In Porto Dragão Caixa

Scoresheet

Hantschew 5

(09: 14)

6 Davyes

In Porto Dragão Caixa

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Mojsovski 4

(10: 12)

6 Onufrienko

In Porto Dragão Caixa

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Moreira 7

( 14: 10)

6 Alusevski

In Porto Dragão Caixa

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Kazhaneuski 9

(15: 17)

9 Stezjura

In Porto Dragão Caixa

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Levov 4

( 12: 15)

9 Stezjura

In Porto Dragão Caixa

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Kazhaneuski 6

( 13: 10)

7 Mota

Group W

The tournament was the group W of September 3 to September 5 in the Europa Halle in Karlsruhe. The table first qualified for the group A in the group stage. The other three took part in the 3rd round in the EHF Cup.