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About Womens EHF Champions League

The EHF Champions League Women represents the pinnacle of European women's club handball, organized annually by the European Handball Federation. Running from September through late spring, the tournament pits the continent's elite national champions and top domestic clubs against one another in an intense, highly physical competition. Blending rapid transitional offense with suffocating defensive structures, the season builds toward an electric weekend at the EHF FINAL4, where Europe's ultimate club champion is crowned on neutral ground.

Top teams

Hungarian heavyweights Gyล‘ri Audi ETO KC stand as the modern benchmark with multiple continental crowns, regularly challenged domestically and internationally by rivals FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria. Scandinavian excellence is consistently represented by Danish powerhouses Team Esbjerg and Odense Hรฅndbold, while French contenders Metz Handball and Brest Bretagne bring elite backcourt scoring. Traditional Eastern European institutions such as CSM Bucureศ™ti, Buduฤ‡nost, and Krim Mercator Ljubljana remain formidable threats, capable of toppling tournament favorites on any given European weekend.

Format

The competition features sixteen clubs divided into two groups of eight for a fourteen-round double round-robin group phase, facing each opponent home and away. The top two teams from each group earn direct byes into the quarterfinals, while the teams finishing third through sixth cross over into a two-legged playoff round. Playoff survivors advance to join the seeded clubs in home-and-away aggregate quarterfinals, with the four victorious sides booking their passage to the EHF FINAL4โ€”a high-stakes showcase decided by single-elimination semifinals and the championship final.

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Broadcast distribution spans premier sports networks across the continent, including beIN Sports in France, Arena Sport across the Balkans, Dyn across DACH territories, and AMC Networks platforms in Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Comprehensive global coverage and out-of-market feeds are provided directly by the federation's EHFTV streaming platform. The season-ending EHF FINAL4 draws packed arena attendance, driving millions of viewers across linear and digital channels in Europe's traditional handball heartlands.