TTCLM Round 6: Ostrava – Sporting 1:3 Borussia – Pontoise 3:1 Roskilde – Angers 1:3 Saarbrucken – Bogoria 2:3 The 2018/19 TTCLM group stage has been concluded by the four Round 6 games as Angers (France) and Bogoria (Poland) completed the list of eight participants for the knockout phase. Other quarter-finalists are following: 11-time TTCLM winner and actual champion Borussia Dusseldorf (Germany) two-time winner AS Pontoise Cergy (France) the 2012 runner-up UMMC (Russia) Walter Wels (Austria) four-time champion Fakel Gazprom Orenburg (Russia) and TTCLM debutant Post SV Muhlhausen (Germany). Borussia beat Pontoise 3:1 in the battle for the top spot of Group A as Timo BOLL won both his games against Can AKKUZU and Mattias FALCK. Third win came from Egypt’s Omar ASSAR who overcame former Borussia’s player Patrick BAUM after full five games. Two members of Sweden’s National Team and two doubles partners met in the second match as Mattias FALCK defeated Kristian KARLSSON. Group C had super thrilling ending involving three teams in the battle for the top two places. And it belonged to the guest’s side Angers and Bogoria. French team beat Roskilde 3:1 thanks to Jon PERSSON who won both his encounters in straight games (vs. Michael MAZE and ZHAI Yujia). Regarding clash held in Saarbrucken team work prevailed as each of Bogoria’s players won one point: Panagiotis GIONIS Pavel SIRUCEK and YOSHIDA Kaii who beat Darko JORGIC in the fifth match. TTCLM Round 6 GROUP A TTC Ostrava 2016 – Sporting Clube De Portugal 1:3 Šimon BELIK – Diogo CARVALHO 0:3 (7:11 4:11 7:11) Tomas TREGLER – Quadri ARUNA 3:1 (11:9 4:11 11:9 11:2) Tomas KOLDAS – Bode ABIODUN 1:3 (12:14 11:9 8:11 7:11) Šimon BELIK – Quadri ARUNA 0:3 (10:12 9:11 7:11) Borussia Düsseldorf – AS Pontoise Cergy 3:1 Timo BOLL – Can AKKUZU 3:0 (11:6 11:6 11:7) Kristian KARLSSON – Mattias FALCK 1:3 (6:11 11:6 8:11 7:11) Omar ASSAR – Patrick BAUM 3:2 (7:11 11:7 11:9 4:11 11:8) Timo BOLL – Mattias FALCK 3:1 (11:6 11:1 13:15 11:9) GROUP C Roskilde Bordtennis BTK61 – Vaillante Sports Angers TT 1:3 ZHAI Yujia – Andréa LANDRIEU 3:0 (11:7 11:8 11:4) Michael MAZE – Jon PERSSON 0:3 (8:11 3:11 9:11) Tamas LAKATOS – Joao GERALDO 2:3 (12:10 7:11 7:11 11:4 8:11) ZHAI Yujia – Jon PERSSON 0:3 (5:11 8:11 13:15) FC Saarbrücken Tischtennis – K.S. Dartom Bogoria Grodzisk Mazowiecki 2:3 Patrick FRANZISKA – YOSHIDA Kaii 3:2 (2:11 4:11 11:6 11:9 11:9) Darko JORGIC – Panagiotis GIONIS 1:3 (6:11 11:6 6:11 12:14) Tomas POLANSKY – Pavel SIRUCEK 0:3 (5:11 3:11 8:11) Patrick FRANZISKA – Marek BADOWSKI 3:0 (11:9 11:7 11:5) Darko JORGIC – YOSHIDA Kaii 1:3 (11:9 8:11 7:11 11:13)
Nittaku extends advertising contract across ITTF digital platforms until 2020
A fast-growing online fan base with ever-increasing levels of engagement the ITTF’s digital platforms have received a further boost following the extension of the ITTF’s contract with Nittaku until 2020. The partnership sees Nittaku advertising on both English and Chinese language versions of ITTF’s website and sponsoring the Nittaku ITTF Monthly Pongcast and the annual ITTF Star Awards Female Table Tennis Star. “This partnership highlights the growing importance of innovative offerings where connecting fans to brands goes beyond just event sponsorship. By combining a range of digital properties into one long-term portfolio until 2020 this new agreement also ensures better and more effective cross-promotion on the ITTF’s online platforms.” Kimberly Koh ITTF Head of Sponsorship “We are very happy to sign this digital-focused sponsorship extension with the ITTF. The Nittaku ITTF Monthly Pongcast is getting especially popular for table tennis fans across the world by providing a monthly digest of the sport’s key stories on the international stage.” Hideki Chiba Nittaku Deputy General Manager 2018 has been a big year for the ITTF’s digital properties with the current social media fan base weighing in at over 2.8 million followers. The Chinese market continues to go from strength to strength with approximately 1.7 million fans on Sina Weibo and 11 million views on Zhibo TV whilst there has been an upturn in followers too from other key territories in Asia Europe and the Americas across the ITTF’s Facebook Instagram Twitter and Youtube channels. Approximately 14 million people every month are consuming videos on the ITTF’s social channels amidst increased subscribers to ITTV the official online streaming platform of the ITTF.
Nittaku extends advertising contract across ITTF digital platforms until 2020
A fast-growing online fan base with ever-increasing levels of engagement the ITTF’s digital platforms have received a further boost following the extension of the ITTF’s contract with Nittaku until 2020. The partnership sees Nittaku advertising on both English and Chinese language versions of ITTF’s website and sponsoring the Nittaku ITTF Monthly Pongcast and the annual ITTF Star Awards Female Table Tennis Star. “This partnership highlights the growing importance of innovative offerings where connecting fans to brands goes beyond just event sponsorship. By combining a range of digital properties into one long-term portfolio until 2020 this new agreement also ensures better and more effective cross-promotion on the ITTF’s online platforms.” Kimberly Koh ITTF Head of Sponsorship “We are very happy to sign this digital-focused sponsorship extension with the ITTF. The Nittaku ITTF Monthly Pongcast is getting especially popular for table tennis fans across the world by providing a monthly digest of the sport’s key stories on the international stage.” Hideki Chiba Nittaku Deputy General Manager 2018 has been a big year for the ITTF’s digital properties with the current social media fan base weighing in at over 2.8 million followers. The Chinese market continues to go from strength to strength with approximately 1.7 million fans on Sina Weibo and 11 million views on Zhibo TV whilst there has been an upturn in followers too from other key territories in Asia Europe and the Americas across the ITTF’s Facebook Instagram Twitter and Youtube channels. Approximately 14 million people every month are consuming videos on the ITTF’s social channels amidst increased subscribers to ITTV the official online streaming platform of the ITTF.
TTCLM: Historic moment for Mühlhausen and Walter Wels
Two quarter-finalist decided tonight December 6th after four matches in two groups Austria’s SPG Walter Wels and Germany’s Post SV Mühlhausen made history as they reach TTCLM quarter-finals for the very first time. Both clubs won their matches after full five games: Walter Wels – Stella Sport La Romagne 3:2 Eslovs Ai Bordtennis – Post SV Mühlhausen 2:3. Two Russian teams have concluded group stage by comfortable wins UMMC vs. Dekorglass Dzialdowo 3:0 Fakel Gazprom Orenburg – GV Hennebont 3:1. Both sides face knockout phase as the winners of their respective groups. The 2012 TTCLM runner-up UMMC has displayed its strongest line-up against actual ETTU Cup winner from Poland. FANG Bo beat WANG Yang in the opener Alexander SHIBAEV upset strong Hong Kong’s player WONG Chun Ting after full five games while Jonathan GROTH overcame Jiri VRABLIK in straight games. Korea’s PARK Ganghyeon was key man of Walter Wels as he beat both Daniel GORAK and CHEN Tian Yuan in straight sets. The 21-old Slovenian Deni KOZUL secured historic win for his side in the fifth encounter against GORAK. TTCLM newcomer Muhlhausen has been extended to full distance by the 2016 runner-up Eslovs. Lubomir JANCARIK has provided two points for German club first one in the opener against Truls MOREGARD and second against FUZHOU Zhang in the decisive fifth clash. Daniel HABESOHN had 1-1 score as he beat FUZHOU and lost to MOREGARD. TTCLM Round 6 GROUP B TTSC UMMC – K.S. Dekorglass Dzialdowo 3:0 FANG Bo – WANG Yang 3:1 (11:6 9:11 11:4 11:7) Aleksandr SHIBAEV – WONG Chun Ting 3:2 (2:11 9:11 11:8 11:6 11:5) Jonathan GROTH – Jiri VRABLIK 3:0 (11:6 11:3 13:11) SPG Walter Wels – Stella Sport La Romagne 3:2 PARK Ganghyeon – Daniel GORAK 3:0 (11:7 11:8 11:9) Deni KOZUL – CHEN Tian Yuan 0:3 (8:11 6:11 7:11) Adam SZUDI – Adrian CRISAN 0:3 (9:11 10:12 11:13) PARK Ganghyeon – CHEN Tian Yuan 3:0 (11:8 11:9 11:7) Deni KOZUL – Daniel GORAK 3:0 (11:7 11:4 11:8) GROUP D TTC Fakel Gazprom – G.V. Hennebont T.T. 3:1 YAN An – Sasha GILLEN 3:0 (11:8 11:5 11:3) Alexey LIVENTSOV – Georgios STAMATOUROS 3:0 (11:4 11:3 11:5) Denis IVONIN – Cedric NUYTINCK 2:3 (11:7 11:8 9:11 3:11 9:11) YAN An – Georgios STAMATOUROS 3:0 (11:6 11:5 11:2) Eslovs Ai Bordtennis – Post SV Mühlhausen 2:3 Truls MOREGARD – Lubomir JANCARIK 1:3 (13:11 1:11 5:11 8:11) FUZHOU Zhang – Daniel HABESOHN 0:3 (9:11 7:11 11:13) Robert SVENSSON – Ovidiu IONESCU 3:2 (8:11 11:9 9:11 11:7 11:3) Truls MOREGARD – Daniel HABESOHN 3:1 (11:9 11:6 9:11 11:8) FUZHOU Zhang – Lubomir JANCARIK 2:3 (7:11 11:7 11:3 9:11 3:11)
TTCLM: Historic moment for Mühlhausen and Walter Wels
Two quarter-finalist decided tonight December 6th after four matches in two groups Austria’s SPG Walter Wels and Germany’s Post SV Mühlhausen made history as they reach TTCLM quarter-finals for the very first time. Both clubs won their matches after full five games: Walter Wels – Stella Sport La Romagne 3:2 Eslovs Ai Bordtennis – Post SV Mühlhausen 2:3. Two Russian teams have concluded group stage by comfortable wins UMMC vs. Dekorglass Dzialdowo 3:0 Fakel Gazprom Orenburg – GV Hennebont 3:1. Both sides face knockout phase as the winners of their respective groups. The 2012 TTCLM runner-up UMMC has displayed its strongest line-up against actual ETTU Cup winner from Poland. FANG Bo beat WANG Yang in the opener Alexander SHIBAEV upset strong Hong Kong’s player WONG Chun Ting after full five games while Jonathan GROTH overcame Jiri VRABLIK in straight games. Korea’s PARK Ganghyeon was key man of Walter Wels as he beat both Daniel GORAK and CHEN Tian Yuan in straight sets. The 21-old Slovenian Deni KOZUL secured historic win for his side in the fifth encounter against GORAK. TTCLM newcomer Muhlhausen has been extended to full distance by the 2016 runner-up Eslovs. Lubomir JANCARIK has provided two points for German club first one in the opener against Truls MOREGARD and second against FUZHOU Zhang in the decisive fifth clash. Daniel HABESOHN had 1-1 score as he beat FUZHOU and lost to MOREGARD. TTCLM Round 6 GROUP B TTSC UMMC – K.S. Dekorglass Dzialdowo 3:0 FANG Bo – WANG Yang 3:1 (11:6 9:11 11:4 11:7) Aleksandr SHIBAEV – WONG Chun Ting 3:2 (2:11 9:11 11:8 11:6 11:5) Jonathan GROTH – Jiri VRABLIK 3:0 (11:6 11:3 13:11) SPG Walter Wels – Stella Sport La Romagne 3:2 PARK Ganghyeon – Daniel GORAK 3:0 (11:7 11:8 11:9) Deni KOZUL – CHEN Tian Yuan 0:3 (8:11 6:11 7:11) Adam SZUDI – Adrian CRISAN 0:3 (9:11 10:12 11:13) PARK Ganghyeon – CHEN Tian Yuan 3:0 (11:8 11:9 11:7) Deni KOZUL – Daniel GORAK 3:0 (11:7 11:4 11:8) GROUP D TTC Fakel Gazprom – G.V. Hennebont T.T. 3:1 YAN An – Sasha GILLEN 3:0 (11:8 11:5 11:3) Alexey LIVENTSOV – Georgios STAMATOUROS 3:0 (11:4 11:3 11:5) Denis IVONIN – Cedric NUYTINCK 2:3 (11:7 11:8 9:11 3:11 9:11) YAN An – Georgios STAMATOUROS 3:0 (11:6 11:5 11:2) Eslovs Ai Bordtennis – Post SV Mühlhausen 2:3 Truls MOREGARD – Lubomir JANCARIK 1:3 (13:11 1:11 5:11 8:11) FUZHOU Zhang – Daniel HABESOHN 0:3 (9:11 7:11 11:13) Robert SVENSSON – Ovidiu IONESCU 3:2 (8:11 11:9 9:11 11:7 11:3) Truls MOREGARD – Daniel HABESOHN 3:1 (11:9 11:6 9:11 11:8) FUZHOU Zhang – Lubomir JANCARIK 2:3 (7:11 11:7 11:3 9:11 3:11)
China defends first crowns at the 2018 World Junior Championships winning both Girls’ and Boys’ Teams titles
It was a winning Wednesday for China on Day 4 of the 2018 World Junior Championships as they secured the competition’s first titles on offer here in Bendigo Australia. Defending their titles in both Girls’ and Boys’ Teams categories China never seriously looked like surrendering them as they put in two dominant displays over their combative Japanese opponents. Over the course of the evening they lost just one match between them and were always able to raise the bar when it mattered most. SHI Xunyao proved to be the star performer for the Girls winning both of her matches 3-0 while QIAN Tianyi set the tone with a hard-fought opening match victory. Meanwhile China’s Boys’ Team enjoyed a more straightforward passage to the crown winning in consecutive matches: Yu Heyi Xu Yingbin and XIANG Peng all emerging victorious from their respective duels. Having impressed in their semi-final wins over Russia (Girls) and Chinese Taipei (Boys) respectively hopes were high in the Japanese camp of reclaiming the titles they had lifted in the 2016 World Junior Championships. Two matches down in the Girls’ final Miyuu KIHARA handed her team a lifeline beating HUANG Fanzhen 3-2 but the sparks were only temporary as SHI Xunyao extinguished any hopes of a turnaround in the next match defeating Miyu NAGASAKI. In the Boys’ final Japan put up a fight far more often than the scoreline would suggest as individual games regularly went down to the wire epitomised by the final match in which Shunsuke TOGAMI fell 10-12 9-11 9-11 to XIANG Peng. Stay tuned for the all the action on ITTF.com tv.ITTF.com and ITTF’s social media channels: Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube.
12 men’s and 12 women’s teams qualify for the European Games 2019
The 2019 European Games will be held in Minsk Belarus from 21st to 30th June 2019 and feature 15 sports including table tennis. Table Tennis will be played from Saturday 22nd to Saturday 29th June. 3 events will be played: teams singles and mixed doubles. At the 2018 European Individual Table Tennis Championships in Alicante already 7 men and 7 women qualified for the singles events and 6 pairs qualified for the mixed doubles (max. 2 per NOC singles and max 1 pair per NOC Mixed). In the team event 12 men’s and 12 women’s team will participate: the best 11 teams according to the Special Team Ranking List as of 1 December 2018 and Belarus as the Home Association. The Special Team Ranking is slightly different from the ITTF World Team Rankings. In the European Games players and teams are entered by their National Olympic Committees not by their ETTU Associations. The main difference is that Great Britain is participating as one team instead of the 6 British ETTU Member Associations. Furthermore the Olympic eligibility rules allow some players to participate who changed their nationality but cannot yet participate in ITTF World Title Events. After the release of this Ranking (link to the ranking file on the EG page) on 5th December we know the teams. Women: Romania Germany Austria Netherlands Poland Hungary Russia Ukraine Spain Sweden Luxembourg Belarus (Home Association) Men: Germany Sweden France Portugal Austria Belarus (Home Association) Great Britain Slovenia Croatia Romania Denmark Belgium The 12th position on the December Special Team Ranking List Men is a tie between Belgium and Russia. In this situation the order of the teams is decided by a virtual match between their 3 highest ranked players. In this virtual match each match is “won” by the highest ranked player. Belgium wins this virtual match 3-2:
One of table tennis’ longest ever partnerships is set to grow as Liebherr sponsors the 2019 and 2020 World and European Championships
One of table tennis’ longest ever partnerships is set to grow The next two years are set to be very special ones as Liebherr and the ITTF have agreed the next steps of their longstanding joint adventure in elite table tennis. Liebherr – a globally operating family-owned technology company in the construction machinery sector and many other industries – will reinforce its affiliation with the World Table Tennis Championships as Title Sponsor in 2019 (Budapest Hungary) and Major Sponsor in 2020 (Busan Korea Republic). In addition Liebherr will be Title Sponsor for the next two European Championships in 2019 (Nantes France) and 2020 (Warsaw Poland) rubberstamping its role as an integral partner of the ITTF’s new commercial strategy. Today’s news is proof of a long term partnership that knows no limits. Over the years Liebherr has been a Title or Major Sponsor of the World Table Tennis Championships European Championships Men’s World Cup Women’s World Cup and Team World Cup among other tournaments. Having sponsored the World Championships in 2017 (Düsseldorf Germany) and 2018 (Halmstad Sweden) next year’s keenly awaited event in Budapest (Hungary) will further consolidate Liebherr’s position as Title Sponsor in Europe. “Liebherr has enjoyed a global relationship with the ITTF for many years. Our cooperation has helped promote the Liebherr brand on a worldwide scale. Table tennis is a sport which reflects many of our company values. We are really pleased to renew this fruitful partnership and we are looking forward to watch the sport continue to improve and grow.” Andreas BÖHM Liebherr Managing Director “Liebherr is a longstanding partner of the ITTF. We have made many experiences together and they are like a member of the family to us. The ITTF team and I are delighted that we can continue to increase our activities together over the next two years to keep promoting table tennis further still.” Thomas WEIKERT ITTF President “The ETTU is very satisfied with the ITTF’s support in confirming the partnership between Liebherr and European table tennis in particular as Title Sponsor of the European Championships. We are looking forward to continuing working together with Liebherr through 2019 in Nantes and 2020 in Warsaw.” Ronald KRAMER President of the European Table Tennis Union QUICK LINKS: About Liebherr Liebherr’s Website ITTF Social Media: Twitter Facebook Instagram Youtube ETTU Social Media: Twitter Facebook Instagram
One of table tennis’ longest ever partnerships is set to grow as Liebherr sponsors the 2019 and 2020 World and European Championships
One of table tennis’ longest ever partnerships is set to grow The next two years are set to be very special ones as Liebherr and the ITTF have agreed the next steps of their longstanding joint adventure in elite table tennis. Liebherr – a globally operating family-owned technology company in the construction machinery sector and many other industries – will reinforce its affiliation with the World Table Tennis Championships as Title Sponsor in 2019 (Budapest Hungary) and Major Sponsor in 2020 (Busan Korea Republic). In addition Liebherr will be Title Sponsor for the next two European Championships in 2019 (Nantes France) and 2020 (Warsaw Poland) rubberstamping its role as an integral partner of the ITTF’s new commercial strategy. Today’s news is proof of a long term partnership that knows no limits. Over the years Liebherr has been a Title or Major Sponsor of the World Table Tennis Championships European Championships Men’s World Cup Women’s World Cup and Team World Cup among other tournaments. Having sponsored the World Championships in 2017 (Düsseldorf Germany) and 2018 (Halmstad Sweden) next year’s keenly awaited event in Budapest (Hungary) will further consolidate Liebherr’s position as Title Sponsor in Europe. “Liebherr has enjoyed a global relationship with the ITTF for many years. Our cooperation has helped promote the Liebherr brand on a worldwide scale. Table tennis is a sport which reflects many of our company values. We are really pleased to renew this fruitful partnership and we are looking forward to watch the sport continue to improve and grow.” Andreas BÖHM Liebherr Managing Director “Liebherr is a longstanding partner of the ITTF. We have made many experiences together and they are like a member of the family to us. The ITTF team and I are delighted that we can continue to increase our activities together over the next two years to keep promoting table tennis further still.” Thomas WEIKERT ITTF President “The ETTU is very satisfied with the ITTF’s support in confirming the partnership between Liebherr and European table tennis in particular as Title Sponsor of the European Championships. We are looking forward to continuing working together with Liebherr through 2019 in Nantes and 2020 in Warsaw.” Ronald KRAMER President of the European Table Tennis Union QUICK LINKS: About Liebherr Liebherr’s Website ITTF Social Media: Twitter Facebook Instagram Youtube ETTU Social Media: Twitter Facebook Instagram
TTCLM R6: Pontoise determined to win in Dusseldorf
“We will try to defend our chances to the maximum to win the first place of the group” stated Pontoise’s coach Christian ADAM. Round 6 to be held this Thursday and Friday (Dec 6-7) Group stage of the 2018/19 TTCLM will be concluded by Round 6 games scheduled for this Thusday and Friday (Dec 6-7). Reigning champion and 11-time winner Borussia two-time TTCLM champion Pontoise four-time winner Orenburg and 2012 runner-up UMMC have already booked their places for the quarter-final stage while other four clubs will be decided in Round 6. Pontoise travels to Dusseldorf with the same win-loss record (4-1) like Borussia. The winner will secure top spot. “This meeting will be a real group finale. We know the match will be difficult in Dusseldorf but Borussia’s defeat at Sporting puts the two teams tied. We will try to defend our chances to the maximum to win the first place of the group” explained Christian ADAM Pontoise’s coach UMMC reserved its place for the knockout phase will other three teams have seven points each. Dekorgkass Dzialdowo has the hardest possible oponet UMMC but coach of Poland’s team Jiri VRABLIK speaks: “The last match of Group B of the Champions League is ahead of us. Team TTSC UMMC is a very strong and difficult opponent. If we want to advance further we have to win this match. Our team will come in the strongest line-up. We will fight for the promotion to the next phase of the Champions League.” Saarbrucken coach Slobodan GRUJIC stressed that he believes in his side. German team hosts Dartom Bogoria while Angers travels to Denmark. “We are going to play our last group game in front of our fans and the victory would guarantee top spot for us. It was our plan. Obviously it is very challenging task bearing in mind that we lost 3:0 in Poland. I estimate the chances at 50-50 and I believe in my team.” Andrea LANDRIEU Angers player won two matches against Saarbrucken. Now he speaks about Round 6 game: “It will be a very interesting match. If we win we are sure to reach quarterfinals and if we lose we still have a chance depending of the other match of the group. Roskilde is a very strong team they are confident with their win against Bogoria last week so we know it will be a very difficult match so we will try our best to win and have our destiny in our hands. “ Coach Erik SCHREYER explains why he considers the upcoming match against Eslovs like one of the Post SV Muhlhausen’s most important games in the season. “After two loses in TTCLM we are all very focused for this match on Thursday. We want to win and make some history for our club.” Lubomir JANCARIK added: “Next match in TTCLM against Eslovs will be full of beautiful rallies emotions and close moments as well as in the first match. And we believe that at the end of the match we will be the happier ones.” Hennebont will have very hard task in Russia facing four-time winner Orenburg. Coach of French Cedric NUYTINCK explains : “For this group match it’s sure that it will be very difficult with the wounds of Liam (PITCHFORD) Quentin (ROBINOT) and FAN (Sheng Peng). We are very much reduced but we will try to do the maximum against a team of Orenburg who even if we were full would be largely favorite. After about our course in this group we took a very bad start with the three defeats but the two wins 3-0 have revived us. We are sure to make a quarter final of the European Cup we will see which one according to the results” TTCLM Round 6 GROUP A TTC Ostrava 2016 – Sporting Clube De Portugal (Dec 07 16:00 CET) Borussia Düsseldorf – AS Pontoise Cergy (Dec 07 19:30 CET) GROUP B TTSC UMMC – K.S. Dekorglass Dzialdowo (Dec 06 15:00 CET) SPG Walter Wels – Stella Sport La Romagne (Dec 06 19:00 CET) GROUP C Roskilde Bordtennis BTK61 – Vaillante Sports Angers TT (Dec 07 18:30 CET) FC Saarbrücken Tischtennis – K.S. Dartom Bogoria Grodzisk Mazowiecki (Dec 07 19:00 CET) GROUP D TTC Fakel Gazprom – G.V. Hennebont T.T. (Dec 06 14:00 CET) Eslovs Ai Bordtennis – Post SV Mühlhausen (Dec 06 18:30 CET)
