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Women’s Champions League: Twelve qualify for next round; Eger through, Terrassa crash out

November 20, 2022

Photo: Sergi Crespi

The first qualifying round of the Women’s Champions League has concluded, and twelve teams have advanced to the second qualifying round, which will be played 9-11 December. 

Greece and Hungary will each have four teams in the second qualifying round, with Glyfada, Eger, Vouliagmeni, Ferencvaros, Dunaujvaros, and Ethnikos joining Olympiacos, and UVSE, who both received byes. 

The two Italian sides that needed to qualify for Qualifying 2 did so with confidence. Despite losing today against Mediterrani, Plebiscito Padova topped Group C, while SIS Roma stayed unbeaten in Group D.  Italian Champions, Ekipe Orizzonte, received a bye at Plebiscito’s expense. 

There is a healthy Dutch contingent in the main group stage of the Champions League this year. Both ZVL 1886 and De Zaan have qualified for the next round, marking the first time since 2019 that two Dutch teams have advanced this far (ZVL and UZSC). 

Mediterrani will join last year’s runner-up in the Euro League, Sabadell, in the QF2, but Terrassa, who finished fourth in Group B, will instead advance to the Euro Cup. 

Thirteen of the sixteen teams in the Qualifying Round two return from the equivalent stage of the Euro League last season. The only changes are the two Dutch teams, ZVL and De Zaan, along with the debuting Eger, who replace Terrassa and the two excluded Russian teams, Dynamo Uralochka and KINEF-Kirishi.

The Eight teams that failed to qualify for the next round of the Women’s Champions League will play in the Women’s Euro Cup. The preliminary round of that competition is scheduled for 13-15th January.

Women’s Champions League Qualifying Round 2:

CN Mataro, ANO Glyfada, Plebiscito Padova, SIS Roma, NC Vouliagmeni, ZF Eger, CE Mediterrani, Dunaujvaros, ZVL 1886, ZV De Zaan, FTC Telekom Budapest, Ethnikos Piraeus, Olympiacos Piraeus*, Sabadell*, Ekipe Orizzonte*, UVSE*

*Already qualified for Qualifying Round 2 from last season’s ranking

Women’s Euro Cup:

Olympic Nice, CN Terrassa, LUC Metropolle, Mulhouse WP, CA Pacense, Grand Nancy, Sirens ASC Malta, Spandau 04 Berlin

Group A

Olympic Nice 4 – 21 CN Mataro (1-5, 2-5, 1-6, 0-5)

Nice: M. Chabrier, L. Vernoux, B. Van de Velde, J. Kohli 1, A. Grassa 1, M. Barbieux 1, V. Tamas, E. Vernoux 1, L. Di Fraja, Y. Deschampt, S. Amcher, C. Vidal

Mataro: M. Sanchez, S. Morell 1, S.Van de Kraats 6, A. Gual 1, V. Sevenich 3, R. Gurri 2, C. Cambray, C. Nogue, S. Avegno 3, Q. Bertran 2, A. Espar 2, M. Claveria 1, E. Carmona Herrera

CA Pacense 3 – 26  NC Vouliagmeni (1-9, 2-4, 0-8, 0-5)

Pacense: A. Barbosa, L. Silva, C. Quinhentas, R. Duarte, J. Teixeira 2, M. Barbosa, A. Andrade, F. Duarte 1, B. Peixoto, L. Matos, V. Freire, M. Matos, A. Sousa

Vouliagmeni: M. Kotsioni, S. Kaiafa 5, D. Kalogeropoulou 2, E. Elliniadi, A. Giannopoulou, A. Ridge, E. Tankeeva 2, M. Patra, K. Stratidaki 8, D. Andreadi 3, M. Mimisi 3, F. Angelidi 3, E. Patra

Standings

  1. CN Mataro – 4 – 12pts (Q)
  2. NC Vouliagmeni – 4 – 9pts (Q)
  3. ZVL 1886 – 4 – 6pts (Q)
  4. Olympic Nice – 4 – 3pts
  5. CA Pacense – 4 – 0pts

Group B

ANO Glyfada 13 – 11 ZF Eger (4-1, 3-2, 4-6, 2-2)

Glyfada: E. Karytsa, P. Ninou 1, T. Moustakaria , I. Wolves 1, E. Grigoropoulou 1, E. Ninou 6, E. Antoniadi, I. Kanellopoulou, I Koolhaas 2, E. Fountontou 1, L. Katsoni, S. Kontogianni 1, V. Tsiara 

Eger: A. Kiss, P. Jancso 1, I. Borsi 1, E. Weston, D. Molnar 1, Z. Katona, S. Szilagyi, D. Czigany 4, B. Kekesi, F. Bodi, C. Szellak, D. Szilagyi 4, M. Dulic

ZV De Zaan 18 – 2 Grand Nancy (3-0, 6-0, 3-2, 6-0, 

De Zaan: E. Alander, L. Rogge 4, L. Den Ouden 2, M. Schapp 1, T. Sam 3, E. Roijen, S. Vleeshakker, M. Koopman 4, D. Sap, L. Plugge 2, M. Van Tol, B. Rogge 2, B. Van den Dobbelsteen 

Grand Nancy: L. Council, C. Mari, A. Sabouriaut, C. Moreira, C. Hanzo, M. Betard, P. Vizcarra, S. Pacheco 1, L. Fanara, S. Khaddan 1, K. Benlekbir, A. Gabriele, P. Martineau-Peret

Standings

  1. ANO Glyfada – 4 – 9pts (Q)
  2. ZF Eger – 4 – 9pts (Q)
  3. ZV De Zaan – 7pts (Q)
  4. CN Terrassa – 4 – 4pts
  5. Grand Nancy – 4 – 0pts

Group C

CE Mediterrani 12 – 10 Plebiscito Padova (3-4, 3-1, 4-2, 2-3)

Mediterrani: I. Costa, A. Munoz, A. Crevier 2, A. Marcos, V. Bakoc 4, C. Rodriguez, C. Espar 1, D. Moreno 1, M. Viladot, H. Dalmases 1, P. Crespi, S. Lizotte 3, G. Palm

Padova: L. Teani, L. Barzon 2, V. Valyi 2, G. Citino 3, E. Queirolo 1, A.Casson, A. Millo 1, S. Dario, H. McKelvey, C. Meggiato, S. Centanni 1, B. Cassara, C. Giacon

LUC Metropole 23 – 4 Sirens ASC Malta (8-1, 5-1, 8-1, 2-1)

Lille: M. Rycraw, M. Ouchache 1, L. Baes 1, G. Fitaire 1, E. Hardy 4, G. Deike 4, V. Kordonskaia 2, E. Bovali, O. Hertzka 1, M. O’Reilly 1, N. Meijer 5, A. Kochetova 3, E. Lefebvre

ASC: A. Amato, E. Montfort, E. Amato, C. Amato, M. Perici Ferrante, M. Falzon, K. Agius 4, D. Micallef, K. Navarro, Z. Bartolo, Z. Cutajar Licari, K. Agius

Standings

  1. Plebiscito Padova – 4 – 9pts (Q)
  2. CE Mediterrani – 4 – 9pts (Q)
  3. FTC Telekom Budapest – 4 – 9pts (Q)
  4. LUC Metropole – 4 – 3pts
  5. Sirens ASC Malta – 4 – 0pts

Group D

Mulhouse WP 4 – 21  SIS Roma (2-7, 0-3, 1-3, 1-8)

Mulhouse: L. Cruz, M. Le Roux 1, A. Battu, L. Forgacs, V. Heurtaux, L. Jean Michel, K. Mihaly 2, C. Bouloukbachi 1, L. Andres, V. Kretzmann-Bahia, T. Raspo, A. Daule, R. Edgerton

Roma: E, Eichelberger, M. Misiti 2, G. Galardi 1, L. Papi, S. Giustini 3, C. Ranalli 4, D. Picozzi 2, C. Tabani 1, C. Nardini 2, L. Di Claudio 1, A. Cocchiere 1, A. Andrews 4, G. Galbani

Dunaujvaros 21 – 7 Spandau (5-2, 4-2, 6-2, 6-1)

DFVE: L. Maczko, C. Jonkl 4, L. Kardos, D. Dobi 5, B. Horvath, G. Mahieu 1, N. Szabo 3, K. Garda 1, A. Mandula 2, D. Kardos 2, L. Somogyvari, N. Sumegi 3, L. Aarts

Spandau: J. Milicich, E. Koch 1, M. Linder 1, I. Deike, I. Pekar 1, N. Busauerova 1, N. Zelmer, U. Doerries, D. Czirbus, A. Rieck 1, E. Houghton 2, M. Tutusaus Alcaraz, A. Oldenburg

Standings

  1. SIS Roma – 4 – 12pts (Q)
  2. Dunaujvaros – 4 – 9pts (Q)
  3. Ethnikos Piraeus – 4 – 6pts (Q)
  4. Mulhouse WP  – 4 – 3pts
  5. Spandau 04 Berlin – 4 – 0pts

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