TTC Neu-Ulm secured the place in the Second Stage of Champions league

With three straight-matches wins in the opening stage of the Champions league Men Germany’s TTC Neu-Ulm secured the place in the next phase. They overcame Italy’s USD Apuania Carrara Tennistavolo Czech Republic’s TTC Ostrava 2016 and hosts in Romania CSS-SZAK ODORHEIU SECUIESC.

In their last match in the Group Neu-Ulm overcame top seeds from Italy. Same as in two previous clashes on duty were YUN-JU Lin Dimitrij OVTCHAROV and Truls MOREGARDH.

 

 

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