2009–10 EHF Cup

February 2022 EHF Cup 2009–10 5 September 2009 - 22 May 2010 56 European Handball Federation GER TBV Lemgo SUI Kadetten Schaffhausen GER Michael Kraus (56 goals) 2008–09 2010–11 The 2090–10 EHF Cup season was the 29th edition of the tournament. VfL Gummersbach were the reigning champions. TBV Lemgo won the title, beating Kadetten Schaffhausen in the final. Knockout stage Round 1 120px Põlva Serviti EST 50–54 SKA Minsk Belarus 28–22 (13–11) 22–32 (10–16) HC Tbilisi Georgia 65–55 "Kouroushi Proodevtikos" Paphos Cyprus 33–30 (19–15) 32–25 (14–14) RK Borac Banja Luka Bosnia and Herzegovina 56–41 Bevo HC NED 28–19 (17 – 7) 28–22 (12–12) HCB OKD Karviná Czech Republic 59–45 HB Dudelange Luxembourg 32–21 (15–11) 27–24 (13–12) Haslum HK Norway 49–52 HC Dukla Praha CZE 24–24 (12–15) 25–28 (12–15) Gammadue Secchia Italy 55–33 AC Diomidis Argous Greece 31–15 (17 – 8) 24–18 (10 – 9) RK Sutjeska Nikšić Montenegro 49–55 Handball Esch Luxembourg 23–23 (10–13) 26–32 (12–14) HV Aalsmeer the Netherlands 53–60 Fram Reykjavík Iceland 23–30 (11–18) 30–30 (16–16) |} Round 2 120px Wisła Płock Poland 51–57 Haukar Hafnarfjörður Iceland 30–28 (15–12) 21–29 (6 – 17) A1 Bregenz Austria 66–60 Handball Casarano Italy 35–30 (16–16) 31–30 (17–18) Beşiktaş JK Turkey 58–69 RK Crvena zvezda Serbia 34–30 (16–13) 24–39 (13–21) Fram Reykjavík Iceland 40–65 Tatran Prešov Slovakia 23–27 (11–12) 17–38 (7 – 16) SHK DIU-Shumen Bulgaria 33–82 IK Sävehof Sweden 18–46 (8 – 19) 15–36 (4 – 19) HC Dukla Praha Czech Republic 43–55 ZTR Zaporizhzhia Ukraine 24–29 (10–16) 19–26 (11–14) SKA Minsk Belarus 42–40 SPE Strovolos Nicosia Cyprus 21–19 (8 – 9) 21–21 (13–11) Sport Lisboa e Benfica Portugal 63–46 HC Tbilisi Georgia 34–21 (21–11) 29–25 (16–14) HC Dinamo Minsk Belarus 87–43 Maliye Milli Piyango SK Turkey 53–19 (24 – 9) 34–24 (17–15) Gammadue Secchia Italy 44–69 RK Nexe Croatia 25–30 (12–12) 19–39 (12–18) UCM Sport Reşiţa Romania 68–61 HCB OKD Karviná Czech Republic 40–32 (21–12) 28–29 (14–14) Alpla HC Hard Austria 47–40 HC "Bydivelnik Brovary" Ukraine 28–17 (12 – 6) 19–23 (9 – 10) RK Budućnost Podgorica Montenegro 65–63 RK Borac Banja Luka Bosnia and Herzegovina 36–30 (17–14) 29–33 (18–16) RK Partizan Serbia 67–53 HC Kehra Estonia 34–25 (14–13) 33–28 (15–13) Maccabi Rishon LeZion Israel 61–49 Handball Esch Luxembourg 32–20 (15 – 6) 29–29 (14–12) FC Porto Vitalis Portugal 60–45 Vardar Macedonia 32–20 (15 – 7) 28–25 (14–16) |} Round 3 120px BM Aragón Spain 54–48 A1 Bregenz Austria 39–22 (21–10) 15–26 (10–11) FC Porto Vitalis Portugal 47–55 Frisch Auf Göppingen Germany 24–24 (14–13) 23–31 (12–16) Maccabi Rishon LeZion Israel 47–86 SG Flensburg-Handewitt Germany 22–43 (9 – 17) 25–43 (13–23) RK Partizan Serbia 47–51 GOG Svendborg TGI Denmark 28–24 (12–10) 19–27 (10–17) Alpla HC Hard Austria 50–52 Zarja Kaspija Astrakhan Russia 28–24 (14–13) 22–28 (10–13) RK Celje Slovenia 62–47 ZTR Zaporizhzhia Ukraine 37–21 (21–11) 25–26 (13–15) HC Dinamo Minsk Belarus 59–63 Dunkerque HBGL France 29–24 (15–12) 30–39 (15–19) TBV Lemgo Germany 74–51 RK Budućnost Podgorica Montenegro 46–23 (25–11) 28–28 (13–15) RK Crvena zvezda Serbia 56–63 Naturhouse La Rioja Spain 30–30 (16–16) 26–33 (13–18) Tatran Prešov Slovakia 49–42 Dunaferr SE Hungary 27–19 (14–10) 22–23 (10–14) RK Nexe Croatia 60–64 Kadetten Schaffhausen Switzerland 30–30 (8 – 13) 30–34 (15–12) SKIF Krasnodar Russia 58–64 Sport Lisboa e Benfica Portugal 28–29 (16–13) 30–35 (13–16) IK Sävehof Sweden 54–61 AaB Håndbold Denmark 26–28 (13–14) 28–33 (10–17) Istres Ouest Provence HB France 59–52 SKA Minsk Belarus 32–25 (14–14) 27–27 (12–12) RK Trimo Trebnje Slovenia 62–60 UCM Sport Reşiţa Romania 32–28 (16–14) 30–32 (15–14) Haukar Hafnarfjörður Iceland 48–47 PLER KC Hungary 26–26 (10–14) 22–21 (12–12) |} Round of 16 120px RK Trimo Trebnje Slovenia 58–60 BM Aragón Spain 35–26 (18–12) 23–34 (9 – 14) Frisch Auf Göppingen Germany 65–60 AaB Håndbold Denmark 39–30 (18–16) 26–30 (8 – 15) Kadetten Schaffhausen Switzerland 65–47 Zarja Kaspija Astrakhan Russia 29–21 (14 – 9) 36–26 (20–14) TBV Lemgo Germany 58–48 Sport Lisboa e Benfica Portugal 27–30 (13–13) 31–18 (14–10) Naturhouse La Rioja Spain 58–47 Haukar Hafnarfjörður Iceland 34–24 (15 – 9) 24–23 (10–11) SG Flensburg-Handewitt Germany 65–54 Istres Ouest Provence Handball France 34–23 (16–12) 31–31 (18–15) Dunkerque HBGL France 20 – 0 GOG Svendborg TGI * Denmark 10 – 0 (0 – 0) 10 – 0 (0 – 0) RK Celje Slovenia 61–57 Tatran Prešov Slovakia 35–32 (18–15) 26–25 (12 – 9) |} * Dunkerque HBGL vs GOG Svendborg TGI was cancelled after Svendborg declared bankruptcy.European Handball Federation - 2009/10 Men's EHF Cup / News overview https://history.eurohandball.com/ec/ehfc/men/2009-10/news/4/Round+4 2026-02-15 history.eurohandball.com en Quarterfinals 120px Frisch Auf Göppingen GER 57–57 Kadetten Schaffhausen SUI 33–29 24–28 Dunkerque HBGL FRA 57–63 Naturhouse La Rioja ESP 33–33 24–30 SG Flensburg-Handewitt GER 68–61 RK Celje SLO 33–29 35–32 TBV Lemgo GER 61–55 CAI BM Aragón ESP 30–23 31–32 |} Semifinals 120px Naturhouse La Rioja ESP 56–59 TBV Lemgo GER 30–25 26–34 SG Flensburg-Handewitt GER 52–54 Kadetten Schaffhausen SUI 31–30 21–24 |} Finals 120px TBV Lemgo GER 52–48 Kadetten Schaffhausen SUI 24–18 28–30 |} EHF Cup 2009–10 WinnerGER 100pxTBV Lemgo References External links EHF competition archive Category:EHF Cup seasons Champions League Champions League