IHF Super Globe

The Super Globe is the world championship for men's club teams in handball. The competition is also known as Club World Cup.

It is organized by the International Handball Federation since 1997 every five years. In 2007 it was decided to discharge the Cup every three years, only to come to the decision to let 2010 be held annually. The tournament is held annually in Doha in 2013. Eligible are currently the reigning Cup winner of the IHF - continental federations and the team of the hosting clubs. However, at the 2007 competition took no OCHF representative ( Oceania ) part.

From the European clubs this competition, however, was not considered large. Often B or youth teams were sent to the Super Globe. This lowered the athletic significance of the competition. After increased the prize money, the competition was interesting for top teams. So was the 2011 winner a prize of € 400,000. Furthermore, the teams from the other continents reinforce with star players from European leagues. So Håvard played Tvedten and Guillaume Joli for Al - Sad. Also, players from the Croatian club RK Zagreb will go to the start to the tournament for clubs.

3.1 decisions
3.2 Group A
3.3 Group B
3.4 Placement matches
3.5 final

4.1 decisions
4.2 Group A
4.3 Group B
4.4 Semi-finals
4.5 Placement matches
4.6 final

Placements

The first tournament of the Super Globe took place in 1997 in Vienna. This year, the Spanish club CB Cantabria Santander could take the title. After the Norwegian club Drammen HK they defeated in the final 30:29. Third was the Asia representative Doo San Kyung Wol Seoul from South Korea, with a 33:27 victory against HC Bruck Austria. After five years, the tournament was held again. This time the venue was in Doha, Qatar. The home club Al- Sadd could win the title this year, they played against each and was able to defeat the SC Magdeburg at 35:32. Third was the Brazilian club Metodista SBC São Paulo. In 2007, BM Ciudad Real was able to win the title. This time the city of Cairo was the venue. Second was the Egyptian club Al Ahly Club Cairo before Mouloudia MCA Algiers Algeria. The next tournament was already held on 17 to 21 May 2010, again left to the Games in Doha to take place. And again the winner was BM Ciudad Real. They defeated in the final home Manna shank Al -Sadd at 30:25. Best scorer in the final was the Macedonians Kiril Lazarov with 12 goals, 6 of seven meters. Third was the Africa representatives from Egypt, Team Al Zamalek. After hosting the tournament has decided to no longer provided at the beginning of discharge the tournament every five years, but to shorten the time to one year. So the next tournament was held in Doha from 14 to 18 May 2011. For the first time a German club was champion of club teams. After a 28:25 victory against the Spanish representative BM Ciudad Real THW Kiel was able to keep the trophy for the first time in their hands. Best scorer in the final was Marcus Ahlm with seven gates. Third, the team Al- Sad from Lebanon was for a 28:23 victory against the Team Al Zamalek from Egypt. The tournaments in 2012 and 2013 took place in Doha again.

Discharge 2010

The tournament was held from 17 May to 21 May 2010 in Doha instead. The first round took place from 17th place to 19th May, the placement matches and finals were held on 20 and May 21

Decisions

Group A

In Doha

Metlicic 5

( 17: 13)

10 Al Ahmr

In Doha

Parrondo 6

( 21: 08)

3 Mazzoco

In Doha

Al Ahmr 10

( 15: 15)

7 Bortolini

Group B

In Doha

Lazarov 12

( 15: 10)

6 Roganović

In Doha

Abdelrazek 10

( 16: 08)

4 Tonnessen

In Doha

Kapisoda 11

( 16: 07)

8 Toerlen

Semifinal

The semi-finals took place on 20 May 2010. In the semifinals, always met a group first to a second of the group to another group.

Placement matches

The placement matches were held on 21 May 2010.

Final

The finale was held on 21 May 2010. The winner of the game was the winner of the Super Globe 2010.

BM Ciudad Real: Hombrados, Šterbik - Gull ( 7/2), Fernandez ( 7), Källman ( 4), abalone ( 4), Parrondo ( 3/1), Aguinagalde ( 2), Metlicic ( 2), Entrerríos (1 ), Davis, Rodríguez, Morros, Dinart

Al -Sadd: Almaalem, Alilovic - Lazarov (12/ 6), Balic ( 5), Jørgensen ( 2), Kenaoui (1 ), Al - Ali ( 1), Nikolić ( 1) Mohammed ( 1), Abdelrazek (1 ), Cickusic ( 1), Ashoor, Alkhater, Salem,

Discharge 2011

The tournament was held from May 14 to May 18, 2011 in Doha instead. The preliminary round was held from 14th to 16th May, the placement matches and finals were on May 18.

Decisions

Group A

In Doha

Sprenger 9

( 22: 08)

9 Khoder

In Doha

Gajic 7

( 12: 18)

6 Vanini

In Doha

T. Santos 5

( 14: 21)

7 Andersson

In Doha

Oscar 8

( 14: 14 )

8 Štrlek

In Doha

Gurbindo 9

( 12: 13)

6 Pacheco

In Doha

Ilić 9

( 19: 15)

6 Kopljar

Group B

In Doha

Davis 4

( 18: 10)

4 Ramy

In Doha

Vujin 10

( 19: 09)

8 Toerlen

In Doha

Toerlen 6

(08: 21)

7 Shevelyov

In Doha

Al Ahmr 10

( 17: 15)

13 Vujin

In Doha

Al Ahmr 15

( 22: 11)

6 Toerlen

In Doha

Lazarov 8

( 15: 14 )

7 Pérez

Placement matches

The placement matches were held on 18 May 2011.

Final

The finale was held on 18 May 2011. The winner of the game was the winner of the Super Globe 2011.

THW Kiel: Omeyer, Palicka - Ahlm ( 7), Small ( 6), Andersson ( 5), Jícha ( 3/1), sprinklers ( 2), Ilić ( 2/1), Reichmann ( 1), Palmarsson ( 1) Narcisse ( 1), Lundström, Dragicevic, Kubeš, Zeitz

BM Ciudad Real: Hombrados, Šterbik - Lazarov ( 6/3), Källman ( 5), Aguinagalde ( 4), Entrerríos ( 4), abalone ( 3), Parrondo ( 1/1), Cañellas ( 1), Morros (1 ), Guardiola, Davis, Rodríguez, Jurkiewicz, Shevelyov, Dinart

Discharge 2012

The tournament was held from 27 August to 1 September 2012, held in Doha. The first round took place from 27 to 29 August, the classification matches and finals were on September 1.