CP Lyssois Lille Métropole in the final for a third time

Second leg of the Women’s ETTU Cup

 

After 2014 and 2016 CP Lyssois Lille Métropole booked their place in the final of the ETTU Cup for a third time. French club overcame ALCL TT Grand-Quevilly in the second leg of the semi final and repeated the succes from the previous leg.

 

Like a week before they needed four matches to confierm their supermacy.

 

ALCL TT Grand-Quevilly – CP Lyssois Lille Métropole 1:3

SUN Tinyu – Tamolwan KHETKHUAN 3:2 (8:11 10:12 11:3 11:7 11:9)

Galia DVORAK – YANG Xiho Xin 0:3 (5:11 7:11 6:11)

TIAN Yuan – Agnes LE LANIC 1:3 (11:4 7:11 8:11 9:11)

SUN Tinyu – YANG Xiho Xin 1:3 (2:11 12:10 10:12 5:11)

 

 

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