EHF European Cup Winners' Cup 1979/80

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The European Women's Cup Winners' Cup 1979/80 was the fourth edition of the competition in which 15 handball club teams from 15 countries took part. They qualified in the previous season in their home countries in the cup competition for the European Cup . In the final, the Czechoslovak club Iskra Partizánske won 5: 3 after a seven-meter shootout against RK Lokomotiva Zagreb. Both games ended after regular playing time 16:16 and extra time had not yet been introduced for this competition. Teams from Poland , Hungary , the Soviet Union and the GDR did not take part in the competition due to the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow .

Round of 16

total First leg Return leg
Hapoel Arazim Ramat Gan IsraelIsrael 17: 35 FranceFrance Paris Université Club 10:15 07:20
Almada Atlético Clube Andebol PortugalPortugal 15: 69 Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany TSV GutsMuths Berlin 09:31 06:38
AIA Tranbjerg DenmarkDenmark 50 : 60 BelgiumBelgium de Herstal 31: 10 19: 50
HC Standard Luxembourg LuxembourgLuxembourg 17: 42 SwitzerlandSwitzerland RTV 1879 Basel 08:19 09:23
Union Admira Landhaus Vienna AustriaAustria 10: 40 Romania 1965Romania Confectia Bucharest 06:15 04:25
Iskra Partizánske CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 24 : 23 NorwayNorway Skjeberg IF 14:12 10:11
RK Lokomotiva Zagreb Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia 26 : 23 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria CSKA Sofia 13:12 13:11

With a bye , Van der Voort Quintus moved directly into the quarter-finals.

Quarter finals

total First leg Return leg
RK Lokomotiva Zagreb Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia 33 : 23 FranceFrance Paris Université Club 20:14 13: 90
RTV 1879 Basel SwitzerlandSwitzerland 18: 37 Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany TSV GutsMuths Berlin 08:20 10:17
AIA Tranbjerg DenmarkDenmark 26: 30 Romania 1965Romania Confectia Bucharest 13:15 13:15
Iskra Partizánske CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 41 : 15 NetherlandsNetherlands Van der Voort Quintus 23: 80 18: 70

Semifinals

total First leg Return leg
Confectia Bucharest Romania 1965Romania 24: 31 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Iskra Partizánske 13:13 11:18
TSV GutsMuths Berlin Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 17: 37 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia RK Lokomotiva Zagreb 08:16 09:21

final

The first leg took place on March 23, 1980 in Prievidza and the second leg on March 30, 1980 in the Zagreb Cathedral športova .

total First leg Return leg
Iskra Partizánske CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 32:32
7m: 5 : 3 		Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia RK Lokomotiva Zagreb 16:16 16:16

literature

  • Manfred Seifert: Sport80. A yearbook of GDR sports . Sportverlag Berlin, 1980, ISSN  0232-203X , p. 246 .
  • New Germany . No. 77 . Socialist Unity Party of Germany, 1980, ISSN  0323-3375 .

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