08.10.2020, 03:00 ROUND PREVIEW: Strong field for opening weekend as competition gets underway with live coverage on EHFTV |
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The inaugural season of the European League Women is about to start. The new second-tier continental club competition throws off with four matches in qualification round 2 this weekend, with three of them streamed live on EHFTV. The playing schedule includes clubs with extensive EHF Champions League experience, like Thüringer HC and four-time champions Hypo Niederösterreich. Two first-leg games take place in Austria and Norway, and a double-header between H.C. Dunareia Braila and Tertnes Bergen will be contested in Romania.
THC face Austrian neighbours A regular in the EHF Champions League in recent years, THC played in the EHF Cup last season. Also in 2020/21, the German side will feature in Europe’s second-tier competition, starting their adventure against 2019 Austrian champions Atzgersdorf on Saturday. The match, streamed live on EHFTV from 18:00 CEST, promises to be a special occasion for THC head coach Herbert Müller, who also leads the Austrian national women’s team. Another Austrian team also throws off its European campaign on Saturday, as Hypo play the first leg of their tie against Molde in Norway. Meanwhile, Molde’s domestic rivals Bergen have agreed to play both legs against Braila in Romania this weekend. Both matches on Saturday (throw-off at 14:00 CEST) and Sunday (12:00 CEST) will be streamed live on EHFTV. Information on other round 2 ties Initially six ties were drawn for qualification round 2, but two of them can’t be carried out following the withdrawal of teams due to the Covid-19 situation. Therefore, Russia’s Kuban and Hungary’s Alba Fehérvár are proceeding to round 3. European League Women, qualification round 2 Saturday 10 October: 14:00 CEST: H.C. Dunareia Braila (ROU) vs Tertnes Bergen (NOR), live on EHFTV Sunday 11 October: 12:00 CEST: Tertnes Bergen (NOR) vs H.C. Dunareia Braila (ROU), live on EHFTV TEXT: EHF / Sergey Nikolaev |
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