The EHF Champions League: Europe's Premier Club Handball Competition
About the EHF Champions League
The EHF Champions League is the most prestigious club handball competition in Europe, featuring the top teams from the continent's strongest handball nations. Organized annually by the European Handball Federation (EHF), the tournament offers a thrilling showcase of world-class handball action.
Qualification and Format
Qualification for the EHF Champions League is based on the EHF coefficient ranking, which considers teams' performances in previous European competitions. The competition follows a group stage format, with teams divided into pools and competing for a place in the knockout rounds.
Recent News and Highlights
Kielce, Veszprém, and PSG Advance to Quarter-Finals
The second-leg matches of the Machineseeker EHF Champions League play-offs have concluded, with Kielce MHB, Veszprém, and PSG Handball securing their spots in the quarter-finals.
No Luck for Home Teams in Play-offs
The home teams experienced a disappointing night in the play-offs, as both Szeged and Flensburg-Handewitt were eliminated by their respective opponents.
FTC Triumphs in Play-Off Victory
FTC secured a remarkable second-leg victory in the EHF Champions League play-offs, earning them a berth in the quarter-finals.
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