Aalborg Håndbold vs Telekom Veszprém HC handball Highlights Quarter finals EHF Champions League 2024

Aalborg Håndbold vs Telekom Veszprém HC handball Highlights Quarter finals EHF Champions League 2024
LANDIN AND HOXER SEND AALBORG TO COLOGNE
Thanks to a young back court duo and a veteran goalkeeper, Aalborg Håndbold turned the 31:32 defeat in the first quarter-final against Telekom Veszprém into the ticket to their second-ever EHF FINAL4 with a 33:28 home victory.
The win - 64:60 on aggregate - means Mikkel Hansen still has the chance to win his first-ever Machineseeker EHF Champions League trophy. His last match at club level will be on 9 June at the TruckScout24 EHF FINAL4, when Aalborg head coach Stefan Madsen will also finish his six-year stint with the pinnacle event of European club handball in Cologne.
Player of the Match Mads Hoxer (23 years old) and Thomas Arnoldsen (22) were the heroes in attack, netting nine and six times respectively in the exciting Match of the Week, while Niklas Landin made 14 saves (34.2 per cent). In contrast to the first leg, when they turned around a 15:21 deficit into a 32:31 win, Veszprém could not do it again. They missed out on their eighth participation at Cologne and have to wait one more year for their first trophy.
QUARTER-FINAL, LEG 2
MOTW: Aalborg Håndbold (DEN) vs Telekom Veszprém HC (HUN) 33:28 (18:14)
Aalborg win 64:60 on aggregate
Veszprém were on fire in the first 10 minutes, pulling ahead to 7:4, before Aalborg found their rhythm, first striking back with a 4:0 run, then extending the lead to 18:14 at the break
Mads Hoxer and Thomas Arnoldsen were the driving forces for the hosts, combining for 50 per cent of all goals in the first half; Niklas Landin clearly won the goalkeeper duel against Rodrigo Corrales and Mike Jensen
the match got rougher after the break with a string of two-minute suspensions for both sides. Veszprém managed to reduce the gap as Corrales improved, Dragen Pechmalbec defended like a lion and most of their penalties ended in the net
on the other side, Niklas Landin showed another extraordinary performance: three consecutive saves provided his side with a decisive 29:25 lead in the 51st minute
with two minutes left and trailing 28:31, Veszprém striker Sergei Kosorotov had a goal disallowed; when Mikkel Hansen netted a penalty for a 32:28 lead, Aalborg’s ticket to Cologne was secured
Aalborg’s second chance at Cologne
Six Danish teams won the EHF Champions League Women between 2004 and 2009, but a men’s team from Denmark has never made it to the winners’ podium. The first semi-finalists were Kolding IF in 2002 and the first Danish participants at the EHF FINAL4 in Cologne were AG Copenhagen in 2012, finishing third.
In 2021, Aalborg Håndbold arrived as the underdogs in Cologne, then beat Paris Saint-Germain 35:33 in the semi-final to become the first-ever Danish finalists. But Barça hit them hard with the biggest ever final margin, 36:23.
In 2021/22, Aalborg failed in the quarter-finals against Veszprém and in 2022/23, they lost the all-Danish play-off against GOG. Now, they made their dream come true again.
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[@JL-ij7je]

Hoxer Hangaard, what a player !

[@radicsjani]

Aalborg❤

[@karimmohamed5823]

Landin is a nightmare

[@alcantrazz]

17:20 How could the referee miss that

[@RosaFernandez-ee4cx]

Puedes subir el magbourg kielce pls?

[@HandballWorld0]

i already uploaded Highlights but Unfortunately ehf removed it :(

[@floress479]

I already said at the begining of the season that Veszprem wouldn't win the champions league. They are just a bunch of superstar individuals that have been put together on the same team to wear the same jersey. But they are not a TEAM, they don't play as a team, they just suck and the worst of all is that everyone always hopes that "this is going to be the season for veszprem". And I am not at all a Veszprem fa , but please, I'm soooo tired of watching Momir Ilic as a coach... He does nothing but to complain, either about his own goalkeepers or to the ref... I still can't understand how on earth that guy is the coach of such an ambitious club, he has been a professional player and still doesn't have a clue in the world about how handball is supposed to be played nowadays!!

[@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998]

Veszprem was great in the 90s. Today… good team too, although they copy the bad habits from North European teams, specially Norwegians. I think they could stand out in the future

[@midomido7429]

انت لخصت كل شئ صراحه مدرب لا يرتقي لفريق بحجم كل النجوم الي فيه

[@Nikolaj2nd]

@@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998 What bad habits?

[@mrsewe417]

@@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998 What a load of c***! You better take your meds and go to bed. Hope you get well.

[@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998]

@@Nikolaj2nd Do you see that most of these teams, including Veszprem, put the show, by making quick goals and acrobatic shots, over the actual rules of the sport, as something normal? Do you think it is usual to make buzzer beaters as if it was some kind of Greek basketball match in the 90s? Those are the bad habits

[@hossamaldesoky6881]

ده مش ماتش دي حرب

[@karimmohamed9682]

يحي خالد قام بالواجب

[@azur5881]

ee moj Veszprem heeheheh. Milions and milions for 0000000 cl.

[@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998]

Everything stays on Northern soil… bratwurst und Sauerkraut

[@mrsewe417]

What have The Germans done to you? Let them have their food, and we will leave your dry baguettes alone.

[@peterhaslund]

Don't think I ever saw such bad handball from Aalborg

[@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998]

What you mean by "bad"

[@mrslotved]

BAD ???

[@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998]

Cheating as much as they could, that is how Denmark won the world championship against powerful France!

[@mrslotved]

@@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998 what ???

[@mrsewe417]

@@miqueasvalentinhernandez3998 Powerful? Powerful teams win. Not so powerful teams don't. Again it's quite simple, Miss Hernandez.