Davis faces former club, Elverum out to surprise PSG
EHF Champions League

Davis faces former club, Elverum out to surprise PSG

Eight play-off matches will decide the four open spots in the quarter-finals of the EHF Champions League Men. As Aalborg, Kielce, Kiel and Barca have directly qualified for the next round, two Hungarian and two French sides appear to be favourites to proceed but face tricky tests in the play-offs.

HC VARDAR 1961 SG FLENSBURG Machula X4
Szeged is a really strong opponent, so it will be a tough play-off game for us. They play very physically and with Dean Bombac they have a great centre back, so we have to provide a compact defence. Szeged is tactically very clever and relies on a very good coach. We are looking forward to a great game and hopefully a great atmosphere in the FLENS-ARENA.
Maik Machulla
Flensburg coach
20200916 Veszprem Nenadic
It is going to be a very tough game because Vardar play much better since Davis arrived and the atmosphere is always special in Skopje. We are going to prepare as much as we can so that we’re ready for the game, I hope we can win the first game too.
Petar Nenadic
Veszprém centre back
20220216 Veszprem Porto Magnus Andersson
There are no weak teams in the Champions League. so if we are playing the play-off to access to quarter-finals we have to expect the greatest games. We will fight and do our best to continue in this competition. Montpellier is a great team but FC Porto also, they have their weapons and so do we. We are excited to play this game.
Magnus Andersson
Porto coach

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