23.10.2014, 05:50 GROUP D PREVIEW: The Romanian and Norwegian champions each recorded a five-goal margin wins in the first round and are eager to ride the wave also in their away matches. |
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Baia Mare and Larvik poised to add another victory
Polish left back Alina Wojtas will return to Lublin for the first time as opponent, when Larvik meets MKS Selgros Lublin on Friday. After two consecutive defeat – in the Women’s EHF Champions League and the French Championnat, Metz Handball look forward to bounce back against HCM Baia Mare on Saturday
The emotions in Alina Wojtas’ heart will be high when she will step for the first time in Lublin’s Globus Hall as a visitor. The Polish left back has played for five years in Lublin, but this summer she decided that the time was right for a new challenge.
Larvik will be heavy favourites on Friday, after winning their first round match against Metz Handball, 25:20, as Nora Mørk, who scored 11 goals in the win against the French champions looks set to continue her race for the top goalscorer award.
Metz Handball (FRA) vs HCM Baia Mare (ROU)
“I liked what I saw from Metz, they have a very good side, a young side, with very good players. My guess is that we could beat them, we just have to pay attention to our gameplan,” explained Buceschi, after learning that Metz lost their league match against Dijon on Wednesday, 24:25.
However, the Romanian side has a fresh injury concern, after centre back Laura Oltean injured her knee in the Romanian League match against HC Dunarea Braila, on Wednesday. TEXT: Adrian Costeiu / br |
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