2012â€“13 EHF Cup

At EHF European Cup 2012/13 took part 49 handball club teams, who had in the previous season in their home countries qualified for the competition. It was the first edition of the EHF European Cup. The Cup games began on September 8, 2012 the final, which won the Rhein- Neckar Löwen, took place on 19 May 2013.

2.1 Qualified Teams

3.1 Qualified Teams

4.1 Qualified Teams
4.2 groups
4.3 decisions
4.4 Group A
4.5 Group B
4.6 Group C
4.7 Group D

5.1 Qualified Teams

6.1 Qualified Teams
6.2 goal camera
6.3 Semi-finals 6.3.1 first semifinal
6.3.2 2nd semi-final

Round 1

It took the 36 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 24 July 2012. The first legs were held on 8/9 September 2012. The second legs were held on 15-16. September 2012.

Qualified Teams

Pot 1:

Greece AC Diomidis Argous
Slovenia RK Maribor Branik
Romania Odorheiu Secuiesc
Portugal Sporting CP
Russia Permskie medvedi
Sweden IFK Kristianstad
Scout Switzerland Winterthur
Hungary Balatonfüredi KSE
Macedonia Kumanovo HC
Croatia HC Zamet
Norway Elverum Handball
Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac m: tel Banja Luka
Netherlands HV KRAS / Volendam
Turkey Nilüfer Belediyespor
Iceland Haukar Hafnarfjörður

Pot 2:

Luxembourg Dudelange HB
Czech Republic ASA Meso Lovosice
Estonia HC Kehra
Cyprus Republic of Cyprus European U.
Italy PlanetWin365 Conversano
Belgium United HC Tongeren
Greece A.E.K. Athens
Montenegro HC Mojkovac
Bulgaria HC Dobrudja
Slovakia Sporta Hlohovec
PGU Tiraspol Moldova Kartina
Stal Mielec Poland Tauron
Kosovo Besa Famiglia
Portugal S. L. Benfica
Sweden Ystad IF
Switzerland Bern Muri
Croatia RK Siscia

Martins da Silva 11

Gottfridsson 12

Gradjan 14

Dobroshi 13

Sigurmannsson 26

Ljubojevic 8

Kurth 9

Oliveira Andrade 13

Vugrinec 18

Hummel 22

Motl 19

Sakic 12

Voronin 13

Lupasco 20

Pelagias 10

Gabriel Florea 14

Hermann 10

Nuic 14

Tatar 13

Di Leo 13

Samaras 16

Bakaoukas 11

Roggeman 9

Lindboe 22

Tombor 8

Laast 13

Zatko 11

Mikovic 12

Kostrzewa 14

Boban 16

Yordanov 11

Leon 12

Cvetkovic 15

Corredera Salvado 9

Schnuchel 21

Round 2

It took the 18 winners of the first round, some five fourth-placed of the EHF Champions League qualification and the 12 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 24 July 2012. The first legs took place on 13-14. October 2012 instead. The return games were 20-21. October 2012 instead.

Qualified Teams

Pot 1:

RK Lovćen Cetinje Montenegro
HK Dynamo Ukraine Poltava
Italy SSV Bozen Loacker
Turkey Beşiktaş Istanbul
RK Slovenia Koper
Romania M. Dedeman Bacau
Portugal Madeira Andebol
Russia Sungul Snezhinsk
Sweden Eskilstuna Guif
Wacker Thun Switzerland
Serbia Vojvodina Novi Sad
Grundfos Hungary Tatabanya
Ukraine HK Motor Zaporozhye
Macedonia Skopje Vardar PRO
Croatia HC Nexe
Iceland HK Kópavogs

Pot 2:

Sweden Ystad IF
Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac m: tel Banja Luka
Iceland Haukar Hafnarfjörður
Portugal S. L. Benfica
Slovenia RK Maribor Branik
Czech Republic ASA Meso Lovosice
Russia Permskie medvedi
Romania Odorheiu Secuiesc
Croatia RK Siscia
Bulgaria Meshkov Brest
Greece AC Diomidis Argous
Norway Elverum Handball
Hungary Balatonfüredi KSE
Sweden IFK Kristianstad
Stal Mielec Poland Tauron
Macedonia Kumanovo HC
Netherlands HV Kras / Volendam

Kuzmanovski 18

Ladyko 14

Zachrisson 15

Trajkovski 10

Ushakov 15

Adams 16

Brumen 13

Chodara 12

Wies Mach Larsen 22

Lele 12

Majnov 9

Pinto 19

Deligiannis 10

Orlov 22

Desch of calves, Linder 13

Areia 13

Maione 15

Andersson 20

Grbovic 11

Lelic 10

Atajevas 15

Kevic 10

Kovalenko 11

Karadzic 9

Motl 14

Elisson Mar 13

Tarabochia 11

Stojanovic 14

Zdolik 12

Aflitulin 8

Sigurmannsson 11

Ghita 16

Gottfridsson 11

Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac m: tel Banja Luka is the next round through a bye.

Round 3

It took the 18 winners of the second round, the eight second-and third- placed teams from the EHF Champions League qualification and the 6 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 23 October 2012. The first legs took place on 24-25. November 2012 instead. The return games were on 1/2 December 2012 instead.

Qualified Teams

Germany Frisch Auf Göppingen
Bosnia and Herzegovina RK Sloga Doboj ( 2 CL Qualifying Group 1 )
Norway Haslum HK ( 2 CL Qualifying Group 2)
Slovakia HT Tatran Prešov ( 2 CL Qualifiers Group 3 )
France Saint- Raphaël Var Handball ( 2 CL Qualifiers Group W)
Portugal FC Porto ( CL 3rd Qualifying Group 1 )
Israel Maccabi Rishon Le Zion ( CL 3rd Qualifying Group 3 )
Poland Wisła Płock ( CL 3rd Qualifying Group W)
Germany Rhein- Neckar Löwen
BM Aragon Spain
SC Magdeburg Germany
Spain Natural House La Rioja
HBC Nantes France
Turkey Beşiktaş Istanbul (winner 2nd round)
RK Slovenia Koper (winner 2nd round)

Romania M. Dedeman Bacau (winner 2nd round)
Russia Sungul Snezhinsk (winner 2nd round)
Sweden Eskilstuna Guif (winner 2nd round)
Serbia Vojvodina Novi Sad (winner 2nd round)
Ukraine HK Motor Zaporozhye (winner 2nd round)
Macedonia Vardar Skopje PRO (winner 2nd round)
Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac m: tel Banja Luka (winner 2nd round)
Portugal S. L. Benfica (winner 2nd round)
Slovenia RK Maribor Branik (winner 2nd round)
Russia Permskie medvedi (winner 2nd round)
Croatia RK Siscia (winner 2nd round)
Greece AC Diomidis Argous (winner 2nd round)
Norway Elverum Handball (winner 2nd round)

Markez 9

Vukić 11

Mikic 11

Antl 19

Nuic 15

Spelic 13

Marango 9

Šešum 14

Krivokapić 11

Rocha 10

Maqueda Pena 15

Oliveira Andrade 13

Bramming 14

Abily 14

Tholin 17

Molina Cosano 11

Weber 12

Lazarov 8

Ćuruvija 8

Stojanovic 9

Bondar 16

Rosental 13

Barthold 11

Döne 14

Range 11

Lomov 10

Lindboe 20

Vukicevic 13

Burka 18

Krsmancic 9

Andersen 12

Orlov 23

Group stage

It was attended by the 16 winners of the 3rd round. The draw for the group stage was held in Vienna on December 6, 2012.

Qualified Teams

Germany Frisch Auf Göppingen
Germany Rhein- Neckar Löwen
SC Magdeburg Germany
Spain Natural House La Rioja
HBC Nantes France
Turkey Beşiktaş Istanbul
RK Slovenia Koper
Slovenia RK Maribor Branik

Romania M. Dedeman Bacau
Sweden Eskilstuna Guif
Ukraine HK Motor Zaporozhye
Norway Elverum Handball
Slovakia HT Tatran Prešov
Poland Wisła Płock

Groups

Group A Germany Frisch Auf Göppingen RK Slovenia Koper Sweden Eskilstuna Guif Spain Natural House La Rioja

Group B Slovakia HT Tatran Prešov Ukraine HK Motor Zaporozhye Germany Rhein- Neckar Löwen KIF Kolding Denmark

Group C Norway Elverum Handball Denmark Team Tvis Holstebro Poland Wisła Płock Slovenia RK Maribor Branik

Group D Turkey Beşiktaş Istanbul Romania M. Dedeman Bacau SC Magdeburg Germany HBC Nantes France

Decisions

Should the host HBC Nantes group first or one of the three best runners, so it pulls directly into the Final Four, the other 6 teams (all group winners and the best runners ) contest the quarter- finals. Otherwise, all group winners and runners- qualified for the quarter-finals.

To determine the ranking between the runner-up the following rules in the order given were:

Group A

In Sportna Dvorana Bonifika, Koper

Scoresheet

Rapotec 5

( 13: 11)

6 Lopez

In EWS Arena, Göppingen

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Marković 8

( 20: 16)

6 Tholin

Eskilstuna Sports Hall - IF Guif, Eskilstuna

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Tholin 9

( 15: 14 )

8 Brumen

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Barabash 6

( 12: 13)

7 Marković

In Sportna Dvorana Bonifika, Koper

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Bombac 12

( 14: 22)

7 Marković

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Curuvija 7

( 17: 13)

8 Heimisson

In EWS Arena, Göppingen

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Späth 8

( 20: 15)

8 Rapotec

Eskilstuna Sports Hall - IF Guif, Eskilstuna

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Freiman 5

(10: 11)

8 Da Costa Capote

Eskilstuna Sports Hall - IF Guif, Eskilstuna

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Freiman, Pettersson 5

(12: 17)

8 Marković

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Da Costa Capote 8

( 19: 14)

10 Osmajić

In EWS Arena, Göppingen

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Rnić 9

(18: 17)

10 Pavan López

In Sportna Dvorana Bonifika, Koper

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Gavranović, Osmajić 6

( 16: 13)

10 Pettersson

Group B

In Palace of Sports " ZAS ", Zaporozhye

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Semikov 6

(08: 10)

8 Spellerberg

City Hall in Presov, Presov

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Kristopans 8

(17: 17)

11 Schmid

In TRE -FOR Arena, Kolding

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Jensen 8

( 17: 08)

4 Kristopans

In MWS hall at Duke Ried, Mannheim

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Schmid 5

( 18: 11)

6 Semikov

In Palace of Sports " ZAS ", Zaporozhye

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Burka 5

( 10: 15)

9 Antl

In Broendby halls, Broendby

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( 13: 11)

6 Petersson

In City Hall, Presov

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Antl 9

(19: 17)

9 burqa

In MWS hall at Duke Ried, Mannheim

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Šešum 10

( 16: 10)

6 Jensen

In MWS hall at Duke Ried, Mannheim

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Schmid, Sigurmannsson 7

( 21: 10)

5 Krok

In Forum Horsens

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Spellerberg 9

( 13: 14 )

13 Burka

City Hall in Presov, Presov

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Antl, Kristopans 6

( 18: 13)

6 Karlsson

In Palace of Sports " ZAS ", Zaporozhye

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Burka, Semikov 6

( 12: 13)

5 Bitz, Isaías Guardiola, Kretschmer

Group C

In Gräkjaer Arena, Holstebro

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Larsen 8

(15: 12)

7 Spelic

Tern Arena in Willingen, Elverum

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Sluijters 7

( 14: 10)

6 Ghionea

In Jauni Zavod " Dvorana Tabor ", Maribor

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Spelic 9

( 19: 14)

6 Rönnberg

In Orlen Arena, Płock

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Ghionea 6

( 15: 13)

6 Larsen

In Jauni Zavod " Dvorana Tabor ", Maribor

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Spelic 7

( 13: 13)

7 Nenadic

Tern Arena in Willingen, Elverum

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Gullerud 8

( 16: 15)

9 Nielsen

In Orlen Arena, Płock

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Kubisztal 9

(15: 12)

6 Tarabochia

In Gräkjaer Arena, Holstebro

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Nielsen 8

( 16: 10)

6 Lindboe

In Orlen Arena, Płock

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Syprzak 8

( 17: 14)

9 Lindboe

In Jauni Zavod Dvorana, Maribor

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Razgor 9

(14: 12)

7 Christiansen

Tern Arena in Willingen, Elverum

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Stegavik 8

( 19: 15)

5 Razgor, Svalina

In Gräkjaer Arena, Holstebro

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Christiansen 8

( 12: 13)

9 Kubisztal

Group D

In GETEC - Arena, Magdeburg

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Weber 6

(17: 6)

5 Özbahar

Sala Sporturilor, Bacau

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Ghita 4

( 9: 7)

4 Skatar

In GETEC Arena Bördelandhalle, Magdeburg

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Weber 11

( 16: 13)

5 Ghita

In the Palais des Sports de Beaulieu, Nantes

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Nyateu 7

( 16: 10)

6 Özbahar

In the Palais des Sports de Beaulieu, Nantes

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Rivera Folch 7

( 8: 13)

6 Weber

Sala Sporturilor Bacau, Bacau

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Ramba 7

( 15: 13)

9 Döne

In Haldun Alagas, Istanbul

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Döne 9

( 15: 10)

9 Ghita

In GETEC - Arena, Magdeburg

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Kneer, Weber 6

(14: 17)

7 Rivera Folch

In Haldun Alagas, Istanbul

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Döne, Ladyko, Özbahar 4

(09: 10)

7 Seashells

In the Palais des Sports de Beaulieu, Nantes

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Rivera Folch 8

( 20: 13)

6 Bondar

In Haldun Alagas, Istanbul

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Özbahar 6

(11: 12)

6 Maqueda Peno, Sayad

Sala Sporturilor, Bacau

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Ramba 8

( 20: 16)

7 Seashells

Quarterfinals

Host HBC Nantes had qualified as best runners-up directly for the Final Four. According to the rules thus could not participate in the quarterfinals Nature House La Rioja. The draw for the quarter-finals took place at 11:45 clock in Vienna on 26 March 2013. Three pairs were formed: first, a team from Groups A and B have ever been, the third pair were the two remaining teams from group A. During the draw, there was no protection Nations. This meant that it could also lead to inter-German duels and the game Team Tvis Holstebro against KIF Kolding. Only teams that have already hit each other in the group stage, could not play against each other in the quarterfinals. The games Rhein- Neckar Löwen against KIF Kolding and Team Tvis Holstebro against RK Maribor Branik were not possible. The first legs took place on 20-21. April 2013 instead of the return matches on 27-28. April.

Qualified Teams

Group A Germany Frisch Auf Göppingen Germany Rhein- Neckar Löwen SC Magdeburg Germany Denmark Team Tvis Holstebro

Karlsson 10

Nielsen 12

Zarabec 15

Rnić 21

Kneer 12

Schmid 15

Final Four

Qualified Teams

Qualified for the Final Four are:

FrankreichHBC Nantes Germany Frisch Auf Göppingen Germany Rhein- Neckar Löwen DanemarkTeam Tvis Holstebro

Goal camera

The EHF tested at the Final Four, a new camera system for observation of the goal line. The French Handball Federation has had to develop the system; It uses a wide-angle camera is mounted on the crossbar.

The referee can check if the ball has completely crossed the goal line when needed from videos.

A previous version has already been used in international matches in France.

Semifinal

The draw for the semi-finals took place in Vienna on 30 April 2013. The semi-finals took place on 18 May 2013. The winner of each game moved into the final of the EHF Cup Europe 2013.

1st semi-final

May 18, 2013 at the Palais des Sports de Beaulieu, Nantes, 5,000 spectators, game report

Team Tvis Holstebro: Lind Petersen - Bramming ( 5), Christiansen ( 3) Hansen ( 3), Allan Damgaard Nielsen ( 3), Larsen ( 2) Jensen ( 1) Sørensen ( 1), Thomsen ( 1) Thoustrup ( 1), Damgaard, Jeppesen, Meklenborg, Moses

HBC Nantes: Siffert, Maggaiez - Rivera Folch ( 8), Maqueda Peno ( 5), Nyateu ( 3), Sayad (3) Dole ( 2), Jónsson ( 2), Feliho (1 ) Fernandez ( 1), Tournat ( 1), Camarero, De la Breteche, Gharbi, Skatar, Vujić

2nd semi-final

May 18, 2013 at the Palais des Sports de Beaulieu, Nantes, 5,000 spectators, game report

Frisch Auf Göppingen: Anti- man, cheers - Beljanski ( 3), Kneule ( 3), Marković ( 3), Rnić (3) Beautiful ( 2), Schubert ( 2), Spaeth ( 2), Fontaine ( 1), Haass ( 1), Lobedank ( 1), Oprea ( 1), Horak

Rhein- Neckar Löwen: Stojanović, Landin Jacobsen - Gensheimer ( 5), Myrhol ( 5), Sigurmannsson ( 5), Ekdahl du Rietz ( 4), Groetzki ( 4), Schmid ( 2), Đozić ( 1), Gedeon Guardiola ( 1), Šešum ( 1), Isaías Guardiola, Kretschmer, Petersson, Roggisch, Schmidt

Referee: Spain Óscar López Raluy and Ángel Ramírez Sabroso

Small Final

The 3rd place match took place on 19 May 2013. The winner of the game was in third place of the EHF European Cup 2013.

May 19, 2013 at the Palais des Sports de Beaulieu, Nantes, 5,000 spectators, game report

Team Tvis Holstebro: Lind Petersen - Michael Damgaard Nielsen ( 7), Bramming (6 ), Hansen ( 4), Larsen ( 4), Christiansen ( 3) Jensen ( 1) Allan Damgaard Nielsen ( 1), Sørensen ( 1 ), Thoustrup ( 1), Damgaard, Jeppesen, Meklenborg, Moses, Thomsen ( 1)

Frisch Auf Göppingen: Anti- man, cheers - Kneule ( 5), Rnić ( 5), Spaeth ( 5), Marković ( 4), Haass ( 3), Horak ( 3), Lobedank ( 1), Oprea (1 ) Beljanski, Fontaine, Beautiful, Schubert

Final

The finals took place on 19 May 2013. The winner of the game was the winner of the EHF European Cup 2013.

May 19, 2013 at the Palais des Sports de Beaulieu, Nantes, 5,000 spectators, game report

HBC Nantes: Siffert, Maggaiez - Maqueda Peno (6 ), Nyateu ( 5), Dole ( 4), Sayad ( 3), Fernández ( 2), Jónsson ( 2), Rivera Folch ( 2), Camarero, De la Breteche, Feliho, Gharbi, Tournat, Skatar, Vujić

Rhein- Neckar Löwen: Stojanović, Landin Jacobsen - Gensheimer (10) Myrhol (6 ), Ekdahl du Rietz ( 2), Groetzki ( 2), Petersson ( 2), Schmid ( 2), Gedeon Guardiola ( 1), Sigurmannsson ( 1), Đozić, Isaías Guardiola, Kretschmer, Roggisch, Schmidt

Referee: Spain Raluy Oscar Lopez and Angel Sabroso Ramirez

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