Portugal and Austria in the same Group

ITTF European Championships Team Events Stage 1 draw

 

ITTF European Championships Team Events Stage 1 draw took place in Stockholm today during the Swedish Open. The opening stage will be held in period between 2018 and 2019.

 

Top 18 teams are in A section. In each Men’s and Women’s Event there are 6 groups with three teams. In B groups there are 21 men’s teams and 17 Women’s.

 

2018-1019 European Championships Men

 

Draw Stage 1 – A

Group A 1: Portugal Austria Hungary.

Grooup A 2: Slovenia Romania Belgium.

Group A 3: Sweden Spain Denmark.

Group A 4: Croatia Poland Turkey.

Group A 5: Ukraine Slovakia Belarus.

Group A 6: Greece Russia Luxembourg.

 

Draw Stage 1 – B

Group B 1: Czech Republic Bulgaria Cyprus Iceland.

Grooup B 2: Italy Israel Norway Kosovo.

Group B 3: Netherlands Estonia Montenegro.

Group B 4: Lithuania Ireland Ayerbaijan San Marino.

Group B5: England Serbia Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group B 6: Finland Switzerland Scotland.

 

2018-1019 European Championships Women

 

Draw Stage 1 – A

Group A 1: Germany Luxembourg Azerbaijan.

Grooup A 2: Netherlands Croatia Italy.

Group A 3: Russia Sweden Belarus.

Group A 4: Hungary Czech Republic Spain.

Group A 5: Austria Portugal Switzerland.

Group A 6: Poland Ukraine Slovenia.

 

Draw Stage 1 – B

Group B 1: Serbia Bulgaria Scotland.

Grooup B 2: Turkey Senmark Estonia Kosovo.

Group B 3: England Greece Norway.

Group B 4: Lithuania Israel Finland Iceland.

Group B5: Belgium Slovakia Bosnia and Herzegovina.

 

Dates

 

Stage 1 A groups and B groups

 

27th February 2018                 1v3        1v3 2v4 (for B groups with 4 teams)

 

27th March 2018                     2v1        2v1 4v3

 

22nd May 2018                       3v2        3v2 1v4

 

2nd October 2018                  3v1        3v1 4v2

 

20th November 2018            1v2        1v2 3v4

 

4th December 2018               2v3        2v3 4v1

 

The winner of the previous European Championships (Team Events) Germany and Romania and the host for the final stage of the Championships will not take part in stage 1 and will proceed directly to the final stage of the Championships.

 

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