EHF Cup 2006/07

A total of 56 handball club teams from all over Europe took part in the 26th edition of the 2006/07 EHF Cup , which had qualified for the competition in their home countries in the previous season. The cup games began on September 1, 2006, the second round final took place on April 29, 2007. The winner of the EHF Cup was SC Magdeburg . The defending champion of the EHF Cup was TBV Lemgo .

qualification

Round 1

	total		First leg	Return leg
Tatran Prešov	75 : 54	HB Dudelange	41 : 29	34 : 25
KK Tallinn	80 : 44	HC Dobruja	38 : 21	42 : 23
KH Peja	61 : 64	Maccabi Rishon Le Zion	28 : 27	33 : 37
HC Kaunas	61 : 35	Emmen & Omstreken	32 : 18	29 : 17
Cyprus College	42 : 61	HC Zubří	20 : 38	22 : 23
HC locomotive Varna	55 : 58	Põlva KK	33 : 26	22 : 32
KV Sasja HC	96 : 31	Fima Yerevan	54 : 13	42 : 18
HC Ness Ziona	49 : 57	Cankaya Ankara	21 : 25	28 : 32

round 2

	total		First leg	Return leg
Shakhtar Donetsk	51 : 63	KK Tallinn	19 : 31	32 : 32
Tatran Prešov	59 : 52	Železničar Niš	31 : 22	28 : 30
Pallamano Conversano	58 : 59	Haukar Hafnarfjörður	32 : 31	26 : 28
Milli Piyango SK	52 : 68	Madeira Andebol SAD	28 : 32	24 : 36
VŠĮ Panevėžys	46 : 41	HRK Izviđač Ljubuški	24 : 22	22 : 19
Sjundea IF	51 : 69	RK Čakovec	26 : 34	25 : 35
AC Filippos Verias	52 : 58	PES Nicosia	27 : 27	25 : 31
RK Slovenj Gradec	75 : 56	HC Kaunas	36 : 27	39 : 29
Stord handball	51 : 54	Põlva Serviti	25 : 27	26 : 27
KV Sasja HC	61 : 54	HV Volendam	32 : 29	29 : 25
BGUFK Minsk	66 : 50	HC Berchem	34 : 21	32 : 29
UHK Krems	50 : 67	ASK Riga	26 : 32	24 : 35
Grasshopper Club Zurich	74 : 53	Cankaya Ankara	39 : 23	35 : 30
HC Zubří	57 : 54	Pandurii Târgu-Jiu	30 : 26	27 : 28
RK Mladost Bogdanci	46 : 70	ABC Braga	31 : 31	15 : 39
Maccabi Rishon Le Zion	62 : 59	SSV Forst Brixen	28 : 31	34 : 28

Main round

Round 1

	total		First leg	Return leg
KV Sasja HC	48 : 64	Skjern HB	27 : 35	21 : 29
BGUFK Minsk	49 : 68	SC Magdeburg	23 : 31	26 : 37
FCK Håndbold Copenhagen	62 : 54	RK Slovenj Gradec	38 : 25	24 : 29
RK Trebnje	63 : 58	RK Čakovec	31 : 25	32 : 33
CAI BM Aragon	83 : 53	ASK Riga	50 : 27	33 : 26
VŠĮ Panevėžys	45 : 56	KC Budapest	24 : 31	21 : 25
Steaua Bucharest	56 : 66	Grasshopper Club Zurich	32 : 33	24 : 33
Maccabi Rishon Le Zion	47 : 79	TBV Lemgo	25 : 42	22 : 37
Paris HB	63 : 43	Haukar Hafnarfjörður	34 : 24	29 : 19
Bidasoa Irun	57 : 54	ABC Braga	30 : 27	27 : 27
IK Sävehof	61 : 52	KK Tallinn	28 : 20	33 : 32
Dunaferr SE	58 : 54	Madeira Andebol SAD	31 : 24	27 : 30
SG Kronau / Östringen	64 : 41	PES Nicosia	42 : 19	22 : 22
Dynamo Astrakhan	73 : 51	HC Zubří	37 : 22	36 : 29
Põlva Serviti	60 * : 60	SPR Glogów	29 : 24	31 : 36
US Dunkerque HB	57 : 53	Tatran Prešov	31 : 28	26 : 25

^* Pölva Serviti qualified for the next round due to the away goals rule .

Round of 16

	total		First leg	Return leg
SC Magdeburg	73 : 64	SG Kronau / Östringen	39 : 26	34 : 38
Grasshopper Club Zurich	67 : 58	KC Budapest	35 : 22	32 : 36
CAI BM Aragon	58 : 56	Dunaferr SE	33 : 21	25 : 35
Põlva Serviti	51 : 66	Bidasoa Irun	28 : 28	23 : 38
TBV Lemgo	61 : 62	US Dunkerque HB	31 : 27	30 : 35
Dynamo Astrakhan	54 : 60	FCK Håndbold Copenhagen	26 : 27	28 : 33
Skjern HB	64 : 58	IK Sävehof	39 : 28	25 : 30
Paris HB	57 : 50	RK Trebnje	26 : 26	31 : 24

Quarter finals

	total		First leg	Return leg
SC Magdeburg	74 : 62	FCK Håndbold Copenhagen	35 : 27	39 : 35
Grasshopper Club Zurich	58 : 48	Paris HB	32 : 21	26 : 27
US Dunkerque HB	48 : 55	Skjern HB	23 : 28	25 : 27
CAI BM Aragon	56 : 49	Bidasoa Irun	31 : 26	25 : 23

Semifinals

	total		First leg	Return leg
SC Magdeburg	59 : 50	Grasshopper Club Zurich	32 : 24	27 : 26
Skjern HB	53 : 54	CAI BM Aragon	29 : 25	24 : 29

final

CAI BM Aragón - SC Magdeburg 30:30 (15:13)

(April 21, 2007 in Saragossa , Pabellón Príncipe Felipe , 11,000 spectators)

The hosts from Spain quickly took the lead, but Magdeburg could not be shaken off for the entire season. After Aragon's narrow half-time lead, the game went back and forth. Building on the strong Abati and Bielecki, who both scored nine goals, SC Magdeburg was able to equalize in the final minute.

Aragón: Hernández Bermudes, Lapajne - Cartón Llorente (10), Sorli Lahuerta (5), Sorrentino Sala (3), Cano Abadia (2), Doder (2), Rodríguez Pendes (2), Vatne (2), Álvarez Fernández ( 1), Arrhenius (1), Ortega Martínez (1), Rivera Folch (1), Zaki

Magdeburg: Bitter, Heinevetter - Abati (9), Bielecki (9), Jurecki (4), Tkaczyk (3), van Olphen (2), Grafenhorst (1), Sprenger (1), Theuerkauf (1), Göthel, Kretzschmar , Kuleschow, Roggisch

SC Magdeburg - CAI BM Aragón 31:28 (11:10)

(April 29, 2007 in Magdeburg , Bördelandhalle , 8,000 spectators)

The 2002 Champions League winner celebrated the ninth international title in the club's history. Only in the third minute did Kretzschmar open the scoring with a backhand throw, but then only the Spanish guest played. It was only thanks to goalkeeper Silvio Heinevetter that Aragón did not move any further.

Magdeburg: Bitter, Heinevetter - Tkaczyk (6), Abati (5), Bielecki (5), Jurecki (5), Kretzschmar (4), Theuerkauf (3), Sprenger (2), Grafenhorst (1), Göthel, Kuleschow, Roggisch, van Olphen

Aragón: Hernández Bermudes, Lapajne - Doder (7), Cartón Llorente (6), Ortega Martínez (5), Sorli Lahuerta (3), Arrhenius (2), Sorrentino Sala (2), Álvarez Fernández (1), Cano Abadia ( 1), Rodríguez Pendes (1), Basmalis Gomez, Rivera Folch, Vatne

See also

• EHF Champions League 2006/07
• EHF European Cup Winners' Cup 2006/07

Web links

• Official website of the EHF