2011–12 Women's EHF Cup Winners' Cup

At EHF European Cup Winners' Cup 2011/12 took part 46 handball club teams, who had in the previous season in their home countries qualified in the cup competition for the competition or were 11/12 eliminated from the Champions League. It was the 37th edition of the EHF European Cup Winners' competition. The Cup Finals began on 3 October 2011, the circular back finals took place on 13 May 2012. Defender of the EHF European Cup winner was the Hungarian club Ferencvarosi Torna Club. The title of Champion of the season was the Hungarian club and defending FTC -Rail Cargo Hungaria.

  • 2.1 Qualified Teams
  • 3.1 Qualified Teams
  • 4.1 Qualified Teams
  • 5.1 Qualified Teams
  • 6.1 Qualified Teams
  • 7.1 Qualified Teams
  • 7.3 first leg
  • 7.4 Return Game

Round 1

It took 4 teams who had previously qualified for the competition, in part. The draw for the first round took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on 26 July 2011. The first legs took place on 3 September 2011. The second legs were held on September 10, 2011.

Qualified Teams

Pot 1:

  • Initia Hasselt Belgium
  • Zito Prilep Macedonia HC

Pot 2:

  • ZRK Slovenia Krka
  • Lithuania Garliava HC -SM

Lithuania Butenaite 15

Montenegro Klikovac 13

Belgium Goossens 18

Slovenia Ahlin 10

Round 2

It took the two winners of the first round, some eight teams in the Champions League Qualification 1 & 2 and the 22 teams who had previously qualified for the competition. The draw for the second round took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on 26 July 2011. The first legs took place on 30 September and 1./2./7./8. Of October 2011. The second legs were held on 1./2./8./9. Of October 2011.

Qualified Teams

Pot 1:

  • Hungary FTC- Rail Cargo Hungaria ( defending champion )
  • HC Leipzig Germany
  • Hungary Alcoa FCK
  • Spain BM. Mar Sagunto
  • Norway Levanger HK
  • France Toulon Saint Cyr Var HB
  • Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod
  • HC Otelul Galati Romania
  • Switzerland LC Brühl Handball ( CL 3rd Qualifying 1 Group A)
  • Slovakia Iuventa ( CL 3rd Qualifying 1 Group B)
  • Greece Ormi Loux ( 4 CL Qualifying 1 Group A)
  • Turkey Uskudar Belediyesi ( 4 CL Qualifying 1 Group B)
  • Russia Rostov -Don ( 4 CL Qualifying 2 Group 1 )
  • Czech Republic HC Brit Term Veseli ( 4 CL Qualifying 2 Group 2 )
  • Portugal Gil Eanes - Lagos ( 4 CL Qualifying 2 Group 3 )
  • Netherlands MizuWaAi / Dalfsen ( 4 CL Qualifying 2 Group 4)

Pot 2:

  • Serbia ZORK Jagodina
  • Poland Vistal Laczpol Gdynia
  • Netherlands West Friesland / SEW
  • Kosovo KHF Kastrioti
  • Iceland Fram
  • Greece OF Ionia
  • HC Sassari Italy
  • Portugal Madeira SAD
  • Switzerland LK train Handball
  • Cyprus Republic Latsia Kentriki Asfalistiki
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina Mostar RK Katarina
  • Zito Prilep Macedonia HC ( Winner 1st Round )
  • ZRK Slovenia Krka ( Winner 1st Round )

Lithuania Stankute 13

Switzerland Hasler- Petrig 17

Iceland Gunarsdottir 16

Russia Trishchuk 19

Hungary Kovacsicz 18

Ukraine Chernova 14

Ukraine Bakhyrieva 11

Netherlands Logtenberg 10

Ukraine Shlyakhova 16

Croatia Boras 7

Congo Democratic Republic of Mwasesa 15

Croatia Ackar 13

Spain Alonso Jimenez 17

Portugal Lopes 15

Netherlands Bouwer 8

Portugal Aguiar 10

Russia Sen 11

Romania Tudor 20

Kosovo Xhemaili 12

Poland Glowinska 10

Germany Rösler 10

Norway Loken 9

Lithuania Lebelionyte 26

Russia kuznetcova 17

Serbia Dmitrovic 14

Czech Republic Chmelařová 14

Montenegro Pavicevic 10

Switzerland Scheffold 16

* HC Brit Term Veseli qualified on the away goals rule for the next round.

Round 3

It was attended by the 16 winners of the 2nd round and the 8 second-and third-placed Champions League Qualification 2. The draw for the third round was held on October 11, 2011 at 11:00 clock (UTC 1) in Vienna. The first legs took place on 4./5./6./11./12. November 2011 instead. The second legs were held on 6./12./13. November 2011 instead.

Qualified Teams

  • Romania "U" Jolidon Cluj Napoca ( 2 CL Qualifying 2 Group 1 )
  • Macedonia HC Metalurg Skopje ( 2 CL Qualifying 2 Group 2 )
  • Hungary DVSC- Korvex ( 2 CL Qualifying 2 Group 3 )
  • Sweden IK Savehof ( 2 CL Qualifying 2 Group 4)
  • Serbia RK Zajecar ( CL 3rd Qualifying 2 Group 1 )
  • Spain BM. Elda Prestigio ( CL 3rd Qualifying 2 Group 2 )
  • Poland SPR Lublin SSA ( CL 3rd Qualifying 2 Group 3 )
  • Norway Tertnes Bergen ( CL 3rd Qualifying 2 Group 4)
  • Hungary FTC- Rail Cargo Hungaria (TV) (winner 2nd round)
  • Germany HC Leipzig (winner 2nd round)
  • Hungary Alcoa FCK (winner 2nd round)
  • Spain BM. Mar Sagunto (winner 2nd round)
  • Norway Levanger HK (winner 2nd round)
  • France Toulon Saint Cyr Var HB (winner 2nd round)
  • Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod (winner 2nd round)
  • HC Otelul Galati Romania (winner 2nd round)
  • Slovakia Iuventa (winner 2nd round)
  • Greece Ormi Loux (winner 2nd round)
  • Turkey Uskudar Belediyesi (winner 2nd round)
  • Russia Rostov -Don ( winner 2nd round)
  • Czech Republic HC Brit Term Veseli (winner 2nd round)
  • Netherlands MizuWaAi / Dalfsen (winner 2nd round)
  • Netherlands West Friesland / SEW (winner 2nd round)

Lithuania Stankute 15

Hungary Kazai 15

Norway pure child 16

Russia kuznetcova 10

Poland Byzdra 12

Slovakia Drotárová 8

Romania Horje 25

Macedonia Bajramoska 15

Spain Alonso Jimenez 16

Netherlands Smits 13

Serbia Erić 10

Hungary Tilinger 18

Congo Democratic Republic of Mwasesa 18

Netherlands Visser 13

Netherlands Bouwer 9

Hungary Szucsánszki 12

Frances Spain Aguado 10

Russia Yartseva 15

Romania Tivadar 14

Lithuania Pekarskyte 11

Ukraine Bakhyrieva 12

Second round

It was attended by the 12 winners of the third round and the four third-placed Champions League group stage. The draw for the second round was held at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on November 15, 2011. The first legs took place on 4./5./10. February 2012 instead. The second legs were held on 11-12. February 2012 instead.

Qualified Teams

  • Norway Byåsen IL ( 3 CL group stage Group 1 )
  • Russia Dinamo Volgograd ( 3 CL group stage Group 4 )
  • Romania "U" Jolidon Cluj Napoca (winner 3rd round )
  • HC Metalurg Skopje Macedonia (winner 3rd round )
  • Hungary DVSC- Korvex (winner 3rd round )
  • Sweden IK Sävehof (winner 3rd round )
  • Serbia RK Zajecar (winner 3rd round )
  • Poland SPR Lublin SSA (winner 3rd round )
  • Hungary FTC- Rail Cargo Hungaria (TV) (winner 3rd round )
  • Germany HC Leipzig (winner 3rd round )
  • Hungary Alcoa FCK (winner 3rd round )
  • Spain BM. Mar Sagunto (winner 3rd round )
  • Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod (winner 3rd round )
  • Russia Rostov -Don ( winner 3rd round )

Ukraine Shymkute 11

Hungary Zácsik 15

Romania Ani Senocico 14

Russia Khmyrova 14

Norway Alstad 14

Poland Obrusiewicz 9

Poland Kudlacz 9

Serbia Krpez 15

Spain Alonso Jimenez 18

Hungary Kudor 12

Hungary Tilinger 14

Croatia Peraica 10

Germany Jurack 10

Sweden Alm 14

Russia Postnowa 12

Quarterfinals

It took part in the 8 winners from the second round. The draw for the quarter-finals took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on February 14, 2012. The first legs were on 3/4 March 2012. The second legs were held to 12 March 2012 of 10.

Qualified Teams

  • Norway Byåsen IL
  • Russia Dinamo Volgograd
  • Hungary DVSC- Korvex
  • Serbia RK Zajecar
  • Hungary FTC- Rail Cargo Hungaria ( defending champion )
  • HC Leipzig Germany
  • Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod

Norway Alstad 14

Germany Long 12

Croatia Peraica 11

Ukraine Borshchenko 18

Hungary Kovacsicz 14

Russia Postnowa 12

Germany Althaus 14

Hungary dakos 6

Semifinal

It was attended by the four winners of the quarter-finals. The draw for the semi-finals took place at 15:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on 13 March 2012. The first legs took place on 31 March and 1 April 2012. The second legs were held on 7 / 9 April 2012 instead.

Qualified Teams

  • Russia Dinamo Volgograd
  • Hungary FTC- Rail Cargo Hungaria ( defending champion )
  • HC Leipzig Germany

Hungary Tomori 13

Russia Kochetova 17

Germany Augsburg 10

Germany Jurack 11

Final

It was attended by the two winners of the semifinals. The draw for the finals took place at 11:00 clock (UTC 2) in Vienna on 10 April 2012. The first leg was held on 6 May 2012. The return match took place on 13 May 2012.

Qualified Teams

  • Hungary FTC- Rail Cargo Hungaria ( defending champion )

First leg

May 6, 2012 in Dabas, City Hall Dabas, 2,500 spectators, game report

FTC -Rail Cargo Hungaria: Abramovich, Pastrovics - Szucsánszki (6 ), Tomori (6 ), Szamoránsky ( 5), Zácsik ( 5), Zivkovic ( 5), Kovacsicz ( 3), Szarka ( 1), Cifra, Dajka Deáki, Lukács, search, Szadvari

Viborg HK: Due, Pedersen - Skov (8) Frafjord (5) Fisker ( 4), Gulldén ( 4), Althaus ( 3), Jurack ( 3), Ahlm ( 2), Chebbah ( 1), Dornonville de la Cour, Larsen, Mikkelsen, Poulsen, Vărzaru

Referee: Poland Joanna Brehmer & Agnieszka Skowronek

Return

13, 2012 in Viborg, Viborg Stadionhal, 2,500 spectators, game report

' Viborg HK: Due, Pedersen - Skov (10) Jurack (5) Frafjord ( 4), Gulldén ( 4), Vărzaru ( 3), Ahlm ( 2), Fisker ( 2), Althaus, Andersen, Chebbah, Dornonville de la Cour, Larsen, Mikkelsen, Poulsen

FTC -Rail Cargo Hungaria: Abramovich, Pastrovics - Kovacsicz (6 ), Szucsánszki (6 ), Szamoránsky ( 5), Zácsik ( 4), Zivkovic ( 4), Szadvari ( 2), Tomori ( 2), Deáki (1 ) Szarka ( 1), Cifra, Dajka, Lukács, search

Referee: France Charlotte Bonaventura & Julie Bonaventura

2011–12 EHF Women's Champions League Christianne Mwasesa Maura Visser Ida Alstad Grit Jurack Jenny Alm Camilla Dalby Saskia Lang Anja Althaus Natalie Augsburg Dabas, Hungary Louise Bager Due Christina Pedersen Rikke Skov Marit Malm Frafjord Maria Fisker Johanna Ahlm Viborg, Denmark 2011–12 Women's EHF Cup 2011–12 Women's EHF Challenge Cup 2010–11 EHF Cup Winners' Cup 1993–94 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 1994–95 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 1995–96 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 1996–97 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 1997–98 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 1998–99 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 1999–2000 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 2001 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 2002 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 2003 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 2003–04 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 2004–05 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 2005–06 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup 2010–11 Women's EHF Cup Winners' Cup
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