Euro Hockey League 2010–11

The Euro Hockey League 2010/2011 was the fourth season of the discharged by the European Hockey Federation Euro Hockey League, the most important European competition for club teams in hockey. The competition was played in four tournaments with group and knock-out phase. The winner was the HGC Wassenaar, the Spanish Club de Campo in the final 1-0 defeated on domestic investment.

  • 2.1 Group A
  • 2.2 Group B
  • 2.3 Group C
  • 2.4 Group D
  • 2.5 Group E
  • 2.6 Group F
  • 2.7 Group G
  • 2.8 Group H
  • 3.1 qualifiers
  • 3.2 knockout round
  • 3.3 quarterfinals
  • 4.1 Semi-finals
  • 4.2 3rd place match
  • 4.3 final

Participant

A total of 24 teams in the 12 top-ranked nations in the EHF -3- year rankings qualify for the EHL competition. All other nations send their teams to the Trophy and Challenge competitions.

  • Netherlands HC Bloemendaal ( Master 2009/10 Netherlands)
  • Netherlands HGC Wassenaar ( runner-up 2009/10 Netherlands)
  • Netherlands Oranje Zwart ( EHL Play-Off Winners 2009/10 Netherlands)
  • Germany Rot-Weiss Köln ( Champion 2009/10 Germany )
  • Germany UHC Hamburg ( defending champion, runner-up 2009/10, Germany )
  • Germany Mannheimer HC ( EHL Play-Off Winners 2009/10, Germany )
  • Spain atletic Terassa ( Champion 2009/10 Spain)
  • Spain Club de Campo Madrid ( runner-up 2009/10 Spain)
  • Spain Real Club de Polo de Barcelona (third 2009/10 Spain)
  • England East Grinstead HC ( Champion 2009/10 England)
  • England Beeston HC ( runner-up 2009/10 England)
  • England Reading HC ( table first after regular season 2009/ 10 England )
  • Belgium KHC Dragons Brasschaat ( Champion 2009/10 Belgium)
  • Belgium Royal Racing Club Brussels ( runner-up 2009/10 Belgium)
  • Pembroke Wanderers ( Champion 2009/10 Ireland)
  • Glenanne SC ( runner-up 2009/10 Ireland)
  • Poland Pomorzanin Toruń ( runner-up 2009/10 Poland)
  • Russia HC Dinamo Kazan ( Champion 2009/10 Russia)
  • Russia Izmaylovo Moscow ( runner-up 2009/10, Russia)
  • France CA Montrouge ( Champion 2009/10 France)
  • Scotland Kelburne HC ( Champion 2009/10 Scotland)
  • Ukraine HC Olympia Kolos Sekvoia ( Master 2009/10 Ukraine)
  • Belarus SC Stroitel Brest ( Champion 2009/10 Belarus )

EHF -3- year ranking

Preliminary round

The first round, which was held in the fall of 2010 as the group stage took place in the context of two tournaments in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, on the grounds of Oranje Zwart, as well as the Spanish representative atletic Terassa instead. From the eight groups of three teams to the table first and second for the knockout qualified. A win there were 5 points, 2 points for a draw and a defeat by less than three goals a point.

Group A

29 to 31 October 2010 in Terrassa

Group B

15 to 17 October 2010 in Eindhoven

Group C

29 to 31 October 2010 in Terrassa

Group D

29 to 31 October 2010 in Terrassa

Group E

15 to 17 October 2010 in Eindhoven

Group F

15 to 17 October 2010 in Eindhoven

Group G

29 to 31 October 2010 in Terrassa

Group H

15 to 17 October 2010 in Eindhoven

Knockout round

The eighth and quarter finals were held at Easter 2011 HC Bloemendaal. In the event of a tie, two extensions followed containing 7,5 minutes by silver goal rule. Level in the connection still no winner is determined, followed by the shootout.

Qualifiers

After completion of the two preliminary round tournaments each group winners were drawn against a group runner-up. In addition, the subsequent quarter-finals were drawn. There was in contrast to the first round no restrictions on the nationality of Clubs: How could two clubs from the same country meet.

Second round

Quarterfinals

Final Four

The semi-finals and the final and 3rd place match took place in the Dutch town of Wassenaar Arrangement on Pentecost 2011. In the event of a tie, two extensions followed containing 7,5 minutes by silver goal rule. Level in the connection still no winner is determined, followed by the shootout.

Semifinal

3rd Place Match

Endgame

Euro Hockey Trophy

The Euro Hockey Trophy was on 21 -24. April 2011 held in the Italian capital Rome. It forms the first substructure for Euro Hockey League. The clubs played next to the title also points to its national association in the EHF -3 -year rating which determines the number of clubs a nation for the European Cup competitions.

The starting positions for the Trophy were awarded on the one hand by the EHF -3- year ranking. Thus France lost its second place in the EHL, whereby the second French representative in the Trophy started. Italy and Switzerland did not get a starting place in the EHL more, so that their national champions competed in the Trophy. On the other hand, were due to good results last year's participants Trophy champion of Belarus and Ukraine, and Russia's second starter in the EHL play.

The integration with the third-tier Euro Hockey Challenge I is a climb and descent control. The second starter of Switzerland and Wales reached at last year's Trophy only the two last places seven and eight and went from hence in the Challenge. For advanced the winner of the Challenge, the Austrian master, and the finalist, the Czech champions, in the Trophy.

The three remaining representatives remained unchanged to the previous year: Welsh champion, second European Cup starters from Scotland and Italy.

Group A

  • St. Germain -en- Laye HC - Whitchurch HC 1-1 (1-1 )
  • AHTC Vienna - Western Wildcats HC 2-0 (1-0 )
  • AHTC Vienna - Whitchurch HC 4:0 ( 1:0)
  • St. Germain -en- Laye HC - Western Wildcats HC 4:4 ( 2:2 )
  • Western Wildcats HC - Whitchurch HC 0-1 (0-0 )
  • St. Germain -en- Laye HC - AHTC Wien 4:2 ( 3:2 )

Group B

  • RotWeiss Wettingen - TJ Pilsen Litice 3:0 ( 1:0)
  • HC Roma - HC Bra 3:0 ( 1:0)
  • HC Bra - TJ Pilsen Litice 3:2 ( 1:1)
  • RotWeiss Wettingen - HC Roma 0:0 (0:0)
  • HC Roma - TJ Pilsen Litice 4:0 ( 0:0)
  • RotWeiss Wettingen - HC Bra 3:0 ( 2:0 )

Placement matches

  • Playground 7 Western Wildcats HC - TJ Pilsen Litice 3:1 ( 2:1)
  • Playground 5 Whitchurch HC - HC Bra 0:2 ( 0:1)
  • Playground 3 Rotweiss Wettingen - St. Germain -en- Laye HC 2-1 (1-1 )
  • Final AHTC Vienna - HC Roma 4:1 ( 1:0)

Euro Hockey Challenge I

Group A

  • Cardiff & UWIC HC - Skavia Prague 1:3 ( 1:1)
  • SV Arminia Vienna - CFU Lamas 6:0 (3:0)
  • Skavia Prague - CFU Lamas 7:0 (1:0)
  • SV Arminia Vienna - Cardiff & UWIC HC 2:1 ( 0:1)
  • CFU Lamas - Cardiff & UWIC HC 0-1 (0-0 )
  • Skavia Prague - SV Arminia Wien 3:3 (1:0)

Group B

  • Servette Geneva - HK Pliva Lipovci 2:2 ( 2:1)
  • MK Mladost - AD Lousada 3:2 ( 1:1)
  • HK Mladost - Servette Geneva 1-0 (1-0 )
  • HK Pliva Lipovci - AD Lousada 1:4 ( 1:0)
  • HK Pliva Lipovci - Hk Mladost 1:4 ( 0:3)
  • Servette Geneva - AD Lousada 3-1 (1-1 )

Placement matches

  • Rise game 2.A - 1.B: SV Arminia Vienna - HK Mladost 3-2 (3-0)
  • Rise game 1.A - 2.B: SK Slavia Prague - Geneva Servette 2:3 ( 0:1)
  • Descent game 4.A - 3.B: CFU Lamas - AD Lousada 5:6 ( 2:5 )
  • Descent game 3.A - 4.B: Cardiff & UWIC - HK Pliva Lipovci 3:3 (1:1) 9:8 n.7m

Euro Hockey Challenge II

Group A

  • HK Minsk - Partille SC 2:3 ( 1:1)
  • Slagelse HC - HC Aker 6:0 (2:0)
  • Partille SC - Aker HC 17:0 ( 8:0 )
  • Slagelse HC - HC Minsk 2:5 (1:4)
  • Aker HC - HC Minsk 2:8 (1:4)
  • Partille SC - Slagelse HC 1:2 ( 0:0)

Group B

  • Copenhagen HC - HC Imittos 1:4 ( 0:1)
  • Grams Arian HC - Atasport 1:3 ( 1:1)
  • Atasport - Copenhagen HC 8:0 ( 6:0 )
  • Imittos HC - HC grams Arians 1:4 ( 0:2 )
  • Atasport - Imittos HC 5:1 ( 3:1)
  • Grams Arian HC - Copenhagen HC 7:1 (1:0)

Placement matches

  • Rise game 2.A - 1.B: HC Minsk - Atasport 2:2 ( 0:2 ) 4:1 n.7m
  • Rise game 1.A - 2.B: Partille SC - grams Arians 2:2 ( 0:2 ) 3:4 n.7m
  • Descent game 4.A - 3.B: Aker HC - Immitos 2:4 (1:2)
  • Descent game 3.A - 4.B: Slagelse HC - Copenhagen HC 5:1 (2:0)

Euro Hockey Challenge III

The Euro Hockey Challenge III has not played since align of the eight start legitimate clubs no ready explained the tournament on its investment.

Qualified teams:

Group A: Qormi HC ( MLT), Epitok HC ( HUN), Ardas Rudamina HC ( LTU), Eagles HC ( GIB) Group B: Slavia 2005 ( BUL), HC Imittos (GRE ), HC Napaios Apollon (GRE ), Aker HC ( NOR)

By cancellation of clubs in the Challenge II Aker HC and HC Imittos could move up in this competition.

Euro Hockey Challenge IV

Group A

  • HK Moravske Toplice - chord HC 2:10 (1:5)
  • KPH Raca - Gazientep Polisgucu SC 2-1 (1-1 )
  • Chord HC - Gazientep Polisgucu SC 4:2 ( 3:0)
  • HK Moravske Toplice - KPH Raca 0:6 (0:2)
  • HK Moravske Toplice - Gazientep Polisgucu SC 2:4 (1:3)
  • KPH Raca - chord HC 0:3 ( 0:1)

Group B

  • HC NSA - SK Senkvice 0:2 ( 0:2 )
  • Furuset Sentrum IF - HC NSA 1:5 ( 0:3)
  • SK Senkvice - Furuset Sentrum IF SC 6-0 (3-0)

Placement matches

  • Rise game 2.A - 1.B: KPH Raca - SK Senkvice 0:1 ( 0:0)
  • Rise game 1.A - 2.B: Chord HC - HC NSA 7:2 (3:0)
  • 4.A - 3.B: HK Moravske Toplice - Furuset Sentrum IF 8:3 (5:1)

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