
Away tests for Sporting and Berlin; Magdeburg fight for top spot
Round 3 of the Machineseeker EHF Champions League 2025/26 brings high-octane duels on Wednesday 24 September and Thursday 25 September, as teams are still on the hunt for points.
I was surprised by the way Sporting entered the competition last season. It is different to play in the Champions League where you meet a lot of strength and psychical opponents, and I think they really found a way to come across in their own way with their speed and two brothers who play very well.
Veszprém are a great team that have high quality and a lot of experience. It's going to be a difficult match, but we are playing at home with our fans. This can help us in our attempt to win the game. We are aware of the last game and we really want to improve our image and to demonstrate what is the true value of Dinamo.
For us, it will be a difficult match, as it always is in the Champions League when you play away. Of course, such a game is never easy, and I know what it’s like to play in Bucharest. It will be a hellish experience for us. It’s a small arena with a fantastic, intense atmosphere. Every opponent who goes there will suffer if they want to win.
I am expecting a tough away match against Nantes. Last season, our worst result was in his exact game, and we hope to change that in this week's match.
We’re really looking forward to playing in what will be a fun and intense atmosphere. We have a lot of respect for Pelister, who have made a great start to their Champions League campaign. But we also believe we’ve got some strengths that can cause them problems.