ALCL TT Grand-Quevilly reached quarters by narrow margin

All winners of the ETTU Cup 4th round are known. In Men’s ETTU Cup after two legs overall winners are French Chartres ASTT Belgium’s TTC Sokah Hoboken Ukraine’s Fortune Kyiv and Spain’s Cajasur Priego TM.

 

The winners will be drawn against the four clubs finished at the position no. three in TTCLM: Sporting Club de Portugal (POR) Dekorglas Dzialdowo (POL) Saarbrücken (GER) and Hennebont (FRA).

 

The last match in Women’s ETTU Cup between ALCL TT Grand-Quevilly and Tecnigen Linares concluded with the win of Spanish club but overall Grand Quevily beats Linares on points: matches 4-4 games 16-16 points 288-284.

 

French Grand Quevily joined Russia’s TTC Kazan and TMK-TAGMET Taganrog and another French representative CP Lyssois Lille Métropole.

 

They will be drawn against the four nrs.3 from ECLW: Budaörsi (HUN) Cartagena (ESP) St.Quentinois (FRA) and LZ Linz Froschberg (AUT).

 

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