Another five ECL matches live on ETTU tv

Another FIVE world class table tennis matches this weekend meaning there is only one place to be for fans right here with us on ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv! ETTU Champions League Men – Borussia Düsseldorf – SVS Niederösterreich ASTT | 06.12.

Another FIVE world class table tennis matches this weekend meaning there is only one place to be for fans right here with us on ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv!

ETTU Champions League Men – Borussia Düsseldorf – SVS Niederösterreich ASTT | 06.12.2013 19:00 CET
The Red Lions still remain optimistic about getting into the next round of the ETTU Champions League despite being bottom of the table after 3 matches. 2 defeats in a row mean they welcome SVS Niederösterreich in desperate need of a win to put their Champions League season back on track. Find out if they can get that much needed win LIVE on Friday evening at 19:00 CET.

ETTU Champions League Men – SPG Walter Wels – SV Werder Bremen | 06.12.2013 20:00 CET
An hour later the 2nd Austrian – German clash of the night will get underway in Group D as top of the table Wels host Werder Bremen. The Champions league debutants have a 50/50 record and a win will help their chances of getting to the next round. Join us LIVE and FREE on Friday at 20:00 CET to find out the winner of this one on http://ettu.laola1.tv.

ETTU Champions League Men – UMMC Verkhnaya Pyshma – AS Pontoise Cergy | 07.12.2013 12:00 CET
It will be table tennis at dinner time for fans of UMMC and Pontoise as the unbeaten Russians welcome the French side. UMMC recorded a decent 3-2 away win the last time these two played each other in September and they will be expecting to keep their record in front of their home fans as well. Join us for some lunch time table tennis to see which team will take the spoils in our early afternoon match LIVE on http://ettu.laola1.tv.

ETTU Champions League Women – Fenerbahce Sport Club – TTC Berlin Eastside | 07.12.2013 13:30 CET
The 2nd game of Saturday afternoon comes from Turkey as last season’s ETTU Cup winners Fenerbahce take on former Champions League winners Berlin Eastside a big big match in the women’s tournament. The German’s come into this match unbeaten and they will be favourites to keep this record against the team in 2nd in the table. Can the Turkish team end Berlin’s unbeaten run? Find out at 13:30 CET on http://ettu.laola1.tv.

ETTU Champions League Women – SVS Ströck vs. Metz TT | 09.12.2013 19:00 CET
The 2nd game of the round from the women’s event on http://ettu.laola1.tv also comes from Group A as SVS welcome Metz TT to the Multiversum. Metz currently find themselves bottom of the table with 3 defeats in a row and this one doesn’t look like being any better either. Can the French side win their first match of the season? Find out on Monday night.

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