2006–07 Women's EHF Cup































Women's EHF Cup
2006-07
Tournament information
Sport Handball
Final positions
Champions
Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod
Runner-up
Denmark Ikast Bording
Tournament statistics
Top scorer(s)
Romania Oana Șoit
(64 Goals)

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The 2006–07 Women's EHF Cup was the 26th edition of the European Handball Federation's secondary competition for women's handball clubs, running from 14 September 2006 to 20 May 2007.[1]Zvezda Zvenigorod defeated Ikast EH in the final to become the first Russian team to win the competition.[2]




Contents






  • 1 First qualifying round


  • 2 Second qualifying round


  • 3 Round of 32


  • 4 Round of 16


  • 5 Quarter-finals


  • 6 Semi-finals


  • 7 Final


  • 8 References





First qualifying round









































































Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st
2nd

Vicianet Kosovo
56–69
Turkey Anadolu
31–29 25–40

Bascharage Luxembourg
31–70
Czech Republic Slavia Prague
17–29 14–41

Latsia Cyprus
68–53
Israel Hapoel Petah Tikva
33–25 35–28

Garadag Baku Azerbaijan
44–47
Belarus Gorodnichanka
28–26 16–21

Athienou Cyprus
38–85
Netherlands Westfriesland
22–42 16–43

Lokomotiv Varna Bulgaria
44–48
Republic of Macedonia Kale Kičevo
22–25 22–23

Juventus Melveren Belgium
35–41
Belgium Fémina Vise
19–19 16–22

Ljubuški Bosnia and Herzegovina
55–69
Lithuania Egle Vilnius
22–35 33–34

Zug Switzerland
70–48
Latvia Stopini
35–23 35–25


Second qualifying round


























































































































Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st
2nd

Frankfurter Germany
60–55
Sweden Skövde
32–26 28–29

Galyvchanka Ukraine
41–44
Norway Nordstrand
22–22 19–22

Anadolu Turkey
51–60
Serbia Aranđelovac
28–29 23–31

Zalau Romania
54–42
Czech Republic Slavia Prague
30–22 24–20

Trier Germany
58–47
Italy Sassari
28–22 30–25

Ptuj Slovenia
68–28
Cyprus Latsia
36–11 32–17

Rostov-Don Russia
59–46
Portugal Madeira
29–22 30–24

Kiskunhalas Hungary
69–45
Belarus Gorodnichanka
34–22 35–23

Sävehof Sweden
54–51
Netherlands Westfriesland
32–30 22–21

Kale Kičevo Republic of Macedonia
35–62
Croatia Lokomotiva Zagreb
16–32 19–30

Wiener Neustadt Austria
55–52
Italy Olimpica Dossobuono
27–26 28–26

Spono Nottwil Switzerland
56–29
Belgium Fémina Vise
32–17 24–12

Copenhagen Denmark
61–31
Belarus BNTU Minsk
40–14 21–17

Itxako Spain
66–25
Greece Ionias
37–15 29–10

Almeida Garrett Portugal
36–73
Lithuania Egle Vilnius
16–39 20–34

Zug Switzerland
54–63
Netherlands HV Quintus
29–33 25–30


Round of 32


























































































































Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st
2nd

Frankfurter Germany
53–62
Denmark Ikast
24–30 29–32

Sagunto Spain
66–56
Norway Nordstrand
33–25 33–31

Metz France
61–43
Serbia Aranđelovac
34–18 27–25

Zalau Romania
53–62
Hungary Debreceni
21–31 21–41

Elda Spain
63–55
Germany Trier
33–21 30–34

Ptuj Slovenia
53–60
Slovakia Iuventa Michalovce
31–29 22–31

Rostov-Don Russia
40–56
Hungary Dunaújvárosi
24–26 16–30

Kiskunhalas Hungary
67–54
Slovenia Žalec
36–27 31–27

Sävehof Sweden
50–66
Ukraine Motor Zaporizhia
22–32 28–34

Tertnes Norway
48–52
Croatia Lokomotiva Zagreb
20–28 28–24

Anagennisi Artas Greece
70–57
Austria Wiener Neustadt
35–27 35–30

Bayer Leverkusen Germany
78–46
Switzerland Spono Nottwil
39–26 39–20

Copenhagen Denmark
41–54
Romania Rulmentul Brasov
24–29 17–25

Merignac France
46–59
Spain Itxako
21–25 25–34

Egle Vilnius Lithuania
47–87
Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod
20–46 27–41

Lublin Poland
56–62
Netherlands HV Quintus
27–32 29–30


Round of 16


































































Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st
2nd

Ikast Denmark
66–60
Spain Sagunto
33–24 33–36

Metz France
42–43
Hungary Debreceni
25–23 17–20

Elda Spain
58–53
Slovakia Iuventa Michalovce
35–24 23–29

Dunaújvárosi Hungary
59–47
Hungary Kiskunhalas
31–20 28–27

Motor Zaporizhia Ukraine
52–50
Croatia Lokomotiva Zagreb
28–24 24–26

Anagennisi Artas Greece
56–64
Germany Bayer Leverkusen
27–33 29–31

Rulmentul Brasov Romania
39–35
Spain Itxako
21–14 18–21

Zvezda Zvenigorod Russia
80–63
Netherlands HV Quintus
46–32 34–31


Quarter-finals






































Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st
2nd

Ikast Denmark
52–51
Hungary Debreceni
26–24 26–27

Elda Spain
58–56
Hungary Dunaújvárosi
34–28 24–28

Motor Zaporizhia Ukraine
52–51
Germany Bayer Leverkusen
27–26 23–25

Rulmentul Brasov Romania
37–60
Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod
19–25 18–35


Semi-finals
























Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st
2nd

Ikast Denmark
64–62
Spain Elda
36–35 28–27

Bayer Leverkusen Germany
50–53
Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod
23–21 27–32


Final

















Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st
2nd

Ikast Denmark
57–62
Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod
35–30 22–32


References





  1. ^ Results in EHF's website


  2. ^ List of finals in the-sports.org










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