For the first time since the EHF Cup merged in the 2012/13 season, eight different nations are represented by the eight quarter-finalists in the second tier men’s club competition.

Only one German side survived the Last 16 — defending champions SC Magdeburg. They will face the only team in the European League Men quarter-finals that has been part of EHF FINAL4 before: HBC Nantes.

The Last 16 was a pure goal fest, with more than 900 goals in 16 matches, but the overall lowest scoring game of the season also took place in this stage. Here, we bring you the main facts and figures of the Last 16 and the quarter-finals.