Germanicus wrote:However, according to the rules of the recent years (rules for 2019/20 haven't been published yet) it's not the club but the national federation which can apply for an upgrade and only for one club, i.e. the hungarian federation shall make the decision.
HB9 wrote:Danes seemingly ignore this thread.
Lucy wrote:HB9 wrote:Danes seemingly ignore this thread.
I guess for Denmark:
CL - Team Esbjerg
EHF-uprade to CL - Odense
EHF-cup:
Nykøbing
Copenhagen
Herning-Ikast
Corbantis wrote:Lucy wrote:HB9 wrote:Danes seemingly ignore this thread.
I guess for Denmark:
CL - Team Esbjerg
EHF-uprade to CL - Odense
EHF-cup:
Nykøbing
Copenhagen
Herning-Ikast
Ikast was the runner-up, so they can apply for CHL spot
Corbantis wrote:Ikast was the runner-up, so they can apply for CHL spot
Germanicus wrote:Corbantis wrote:Ikast was the runner-up, so they can apply for CHL spot
Negative.
- Any team, qualified for the EHF Cup, may apply, there is not any restriction like 'the runner up may apply'.
- In Denmark usually it's the winner of the regular season (for you: Alapszakasz-győztes) whose application is supported by the danish federation, not the runner up.
Rostovfan wrote:The confirmation of the information, which I provided earlier https://m.vk.com/@handballfast-evrokubk ... mi-kvotami
Lucy wrote:Norway is a bit difficult because Vipers won all three tournaments, and Storhamar is nr 2 in all 3 tournaments, and Larvik has been relagated to second division
But i guess:
Vipers for CL
Storhamar EHF-cup, may upgrade to CL (but lost Masson, Løke and Riegelhuth next season and only have 9 players, so they have a big job to do this summer
Tertnes have a spot, but they said no last year, so dont now
Larvik had a spot, but they has been relagated, so they loose their spot
Fredrikstad maybe has a spot, but they had do think twice last year because of economy
So Norway teams for next year is a big question
Corbantis wrote:Rostovfan wrote:The confirmation of the information, which I provided earlier https://m.vk.com/@handballfast-evrokubk ... mi-kvotami
So, according to this article:
Győr (HUN1) > Group phase
Rm. Valcea (ROU1) > Group phase
Rostov (RUS1) > Group phase
Esbjerg (DEN1) > Group phase
Metz (FRA1) > Group phase
Vipers (NOR1) > Group phase
Bietigheim (GER1) > Group phase
Metalurg (MKD1) > Group phase (??)
Buducnost (MNE1) > Group phase
Lublin (POL1) > Group phase (??)
....
Gojira wrote:Corbantis wrote:Rostovfan wrote:The confirmation of the information, which I provided earlier https://m.vk.com/@handballfast-evrokubk ... mi-kvotami
So, according to this article:
Győr (HUN1) > Group phase
Rm. Valcea (ROU1) > Group phase
Rostov (RUS1) > Group phase
Esbjerg (DEN1) > Group phase
Metz (FRA1) > Group phase
Vipers (NOR1) > Group phase
Bietigheim (GER1) > Group phase
Metalurg (MKD1) > Group phase (??)
Buducnost (MNE1) > Group phase
Lublin (POL1) > Group phase (??)
....
The article says nothing like this. It discusses only the possibilities of Russian participation in the cups.
Germanicus wrote:Both FTC and Siófok say the Hungarian federation applied for an upgrade to the Champions Leage for that club. However, according to 2.5.1. of this year's regulation it shall not be possible.
YeppX wrote:Rules for the new season.
http://ebook.eurohandball.com/2019-regu ... 019_20.pdf
"The National Champions of the Federations ranked 1 to 10 of the EHF Seeding list for the
2019/20 season will have a place in the Group Matches."
"Qualification tournaments
Teams are drawn into 4 groups of 4 teams each.
Within each group there are 2 semifinals on one day and 2 finals (place 1/2 and 3/4) on the
next day.
The matches of this round shall be played at one venue on one weekend (Friday and
Saturday or Saturday and Sunday or Friday and Sunday).
The first ranked team of each group of the qualification tournaments qualifies for the
Group Matches.
The teams ranked 4 of the qualification tournaments are entitled to participate in the EHF
Cup round 2 and teams ranked 2 and 3 of the qualification tournaments are entitled to
participate in the EHF Cup round 3 (played according to the EHF Cup Regulations)."
OltchimRmValcea wrote:YeppX wrote:Rules for the new season.
http://ebook.eurohandball.com/2019-regu ... 019_20.pdf
"The National Champions of the Federations ranked 1 to 10 of the EHF Seeding list for the
2019/20 season will have a place in the Group Matches."
"Qualification tournaments
Teams are drawn into 4 groups of 4 teams each.
Within each group there are 2 semifinals on one day and 2 finals (place 1/2 and 3/4) on the
next day.
The matches of this round shall be played at one venue on one weekend (Friday and
Saturday or Saturday and Sunday or Friday and Sunday).
The first ranked team of each group of the qualification tournaments qualifies for the
Group Matches.
The teams ranked 4 of the qualification tournaments are entitled to participate in the EHF
Cup round 2 and teams ranked 2 and 3 of the qualification tournaments are entitled to
participate in the EHF Cup round 3 (played according to the EHF Cup Regulations)."
That means 4 Qualification Tournaments and 2 or 3 wild cards. Good idea I think, but are there 16 teams who would like to play Qualification?
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