28.08.2008, 03:14
2008 UNIQA EHF Men’s Champions Trophy

The 2008 Men's Champions Trophy will take place in Hungary.


2008 UNIQA EHF Men’s Champions Trophy

The 2008/09 European Cup season will start with two spectacular handball weekends. The first trophies to win and the first tests for the most successful clubs of the last season are coming soon.

The 2008 Uniqa EHF Men's Champions Trophy will be preceded by the 2008 EHF Season Opener Event on Saturday, 20 September at 14:30.

2008 UNIQA EHF Men’s Champions Trophy in Veszprém, Hungary

Participants

2007/08 Champions League winner

ESP BM Ciudad Real

2007/08 EHF Cup winner

GER HSG Nordhorn

2007/08 Cup Winners’ Cup winner

HUN MKB Veszprém

Wild card for CL runner-up

GER THW Kiel

Date: 20-21 September 2008
The men's CT will be played in the brand new Veszprém ArenaVenue: Veszprém Arena in Veszprém, Hungary
Local organiser: MKB Veszprém

Playing schedule:

Saturday, 20 September 2008

16:00 local time
Semi-final 1:
Nordhorn /GER vs Veszprém /HUN

18:00 local time
Semi-final 2:
THW Kiel/GER vs Ciudad Real/ESP

Sunday, 21 September 2008

13:00 local time
3/4 Final: Loser Semi-final 1 vs Loser Semi-final 2

15:00 local time
Final: Winner Semi-final 1 vs Winner Semi-final 2
Nomination of the referees and officials will be published later.


Official 2008 Uniqa EHF Men's Champions Trophy partners:

   


History of the event

Ciudad will face Kiel once again already in the semi-finalsChampions Trophy looks back on a long history by now making it one of the most prestigious events of the season.

The tournament has previously come under the title of European Championship for Club Teams, or also commonly known as the Supercup. The EHF has relaunched the event under the new name of Champions Trophy in 2007, which is fitting because the champions of the Champions League, EHF Cup and Cup Winners’ Cup meet a wild card entrant to offer the public this attractive event.

Men

 Year  

 Winner 

 Venue

 1996

  FC Barcelona

 Bielefeld (GER)

 1997

  FC Barcelona

 Irun (ESP)

 1998

  FC Barcelona

 FC Barcelona (ESP)

 1999

  FC Barcelona

 Magdeburg (GER)

 2000

  Portland San Antonio

 Pamplona (ESP)

 2001

  Magdeburg

 Kiel (GER)

 2002

  Magdeburg

 Magdeburg (GER)

 2003

  FC Barcelona

 Valladolid (ESP)

 2004

  Celje Pivovarna Lasko                  

 Ciudad Real (ESP)

 2005

  BM Ciudad Real

 Leon (ESP)

 2006

  BM Ciudad Real

 Köln (GER)

 2007

  THW Kiel

 Celje (SLO)

TEXT: EHF


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