2010â€“11 EHF Cup Winners' Cup

At EHF European Cup Winners' Cup 2010/11 attracted 32 handball club teams, who had in the previous season in their home countries qualified in the cup competition to competition. It was the 36th edition of the EHF European Cup Winners' competition. The Cup games began on 20 November 2010 return final round was held on 20 May 2011. Defender of the EHF European Cup winner was the German club VfL Gummersbach who could defend that title successfully.

2.1 Qualified Teams

3.1 Qualified Teams

4.1 Qualified Teams

5.1 Qualified Teams
5.3 first leg
5.4 second leg

Round 3

It was attended by 32 teams, who had previously qualified for the competition, in part. The draw for the third round took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on 27 July 2010. The first legs took place on 19./20./21./26./27. November 2010 instead. The second legs were held on 21./27./28. November 2010 instead.

Qualified Teams

Pot 1:

Germany VfL Gummersbach ( defending champion )
Spain SDC San Antonio
UCM Resita Romania
Scout Switzerland Winterthur
France TFHB
Serbia Kolubara Lazarevac
Russia caustic Volgograd
Portugal Xico Andebol
Turkey Izmir BSB
Ukraine Budivelnyk Brovary
Hungary Balatonfüredi KSE
Norway Elverum Håndball
Macedonia Vardar PRO
Slovenia Maribor Branik

Pot 2:

Italy Albatro Siracusa
Bosnia and Herzegovina Izviđač Ljubuški
Sweden HK Drott
RK Croatia Kastela
Poland Wisla Plock
Greece Ekpaideutiria Doukas
Estonia HC Kehra
Lovćen Cetinje Montenegro
HV Netherlands Aalsmeer
Cyprus Republic EPK Lefkosia
Iceland Handknattleiksfélag Kópavogs
Lithuania Žemaitijos Dragūnas
Czech Republic Baník Karviná
Luxembourg HC Berchem
Kosovo KH Besa
Moldova HC " Olimpus -85- USEFS "

Italy Calvo 6

Estonia Slastinovski 10

Switzerland Kurth 15

Lithuania Juska 8

Norway Stegavik 15

Macedonia Petkoski 6

Germany carpet 11

Portugal Sampaio 16

Montenegro Draskovic 20

Ukraine Petrov 11

Croatia Bujas 14

Serbia Radulovic 15

Cyprus Republic Argyrou 16

Hungary Bakos 9

Moldova Juravliov 9

Croatia Batinovic 15

Czech Republic Petrovsky 12

Serbia Prodanovic 12

Germany Gerber 8

Serbia Zujovic 12

Montenegro Sevaljevic 13

Romania Petrea 11

Poland Miska 17

Croatia Boras 13

France Poulin 8

Bosnia and Herzegovina Stevanovic 9

Russia Samarskiy 12

Iceland Elisson 13

Second round

It was attended by the 16 winners of the 3rd round. The draw for the second round was held at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on November 30, 2010. The first legs took place on 18./19./20. February 2011 instead. The second legs were held on 20./26./27. February 2011 instead.

Qualified Teams

Germany VfL Gummersbach ( defending champion )
Spain SDC San Antonio
UCM Resita Romania
France TFHB
Serbia Kolubara Lazarevac
Russia caustic Volgograd
Portugal Xico Andebol

Ukraine Budivelnyk Brovary
Hungary Balatonfüredi KSE
Norway Elverum Håndball
Macedonia Vardar PRO
Slovenia Maribor Branik
Bosnia and Herzegovina Izviđač Ljubuški
Sweden HK Drott

Silva Portugal 10

Germany Stake 16

Spain Aguirrezabalaga García 14

Croatia Ilić 10

France Guillard 12

Hungary Pasztor 13

Ukraine Petrov 15

Romania Petrea 18

Norway Lindboe 15

Russia Fdisko 9

Serbia Lomic 7

Slovenia Razgor 15

Sweden Löfgren 22

Montenegro Grbovic 13

Quarterfinals

It took part in the eight winners from the second round. The draw for the quarter-finals took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on March 1, 2011. The first legs took place on 26-27. March 2011. The return games were on 2/3 April 2011 instead.

Qualified Teams

Germany VfL Gummersbach ( defending champion )
Spain SDC San Antonio
UCM Resita Romania
France TFHB

Norway Elverum Håndball
Macedonia Vardar PRO
Slovenia Maribor Branik
Sweden HK Drott

Slovenia Gajic 12

Spain Villaplana 15

Croatia Zrnić 14

Norway Stegavik 17

Serbia Nadoveza 15

Romania Rohozneanu 10

Sweden Löfgren 12

France Guillard 11

Semifinal

It was attended by the four winners of the quarter-finals. The draw for the semi-finals took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on April 5, 2011. The first legs took place on 21./23. April 2011 instead. The second legs were held on 30 April 2011.

Qualified Teams

Germany VfL Gummersbach ( defending champion )
Spain SDC San Antonio

France TFHB
Macedonia Vardar PRO

Serbia Rasic 9

France Guillard 14

Croatia Zrnić 17

Serbia Nadoveza 9

* TFHB qualified on the away goals rule for the next round.

Final

It was attended by the two winners of the semifinals. The draw for the finals took place in Cologne on May 2, 2011. The first leg was held on 15 May 2011 the return match on May 20, 2011.

Qualified Teams

Germany VfL Gummersbach ( defending champion )
France TFHB

First leg

France TFHB - VfL Gummersbach Germany 28: 30 ( 11: 14)

15 May, 2011 Tremblay -en -France, the Palais des Sports - Tremblay, 1,700 spectators, game report

TFHB: Mia, Počuča - Waeghe ( 7), Sall ( 6), Drouhin ( 5), Guillard ( 3), Poulin (3) Bingo ( 2), Prat ( 1), Zuzo (1 ) Mongin, Ostertag, Peyrabout, Ugolino

VfL Gummersbach: Somic, Krasavac - Schindler ( 8), Vukovic ( 5), Zrnić (5) post ( 4), Krantz ( 3), Anic ( 2) Wagner ( 2), Wiencek ( 1), Lützelberger, Putics, Rumia, Valčić

Referee: Romania Alin Sergiu Cirligeanu & Gheorghe Bejinariu

Return

Germany VfL Gummersbach - TFHB France 26: 26 ( 10: 15)

20 May, 2011 Cologne, Lanxess Arena, 7,892 spectators, game report

VfL Gummersbach: Somic, Krasavac - Pile ( 7), Zrnić ( 7), Wagner ( 4), Vukovic ( 3), Krantz ( 2) Wiencek ( 2), Anic ( 1), Eisenkrätzer, Lützelberger, Putics, Rumia, Valčić

TFHB: Mia, Počuča - Guillard (9) Easter ( 4), Sall ( 4), Peyrabout ( 3), Poulin ( 3), Waeghe ( 2), Mongin ( 1), bingo, Drouhin, Prat, Ugolino, Zuzo

Referee: Czech Republic Vaclav Horacek Jiri Novotny &

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