Ströck and Tyumen joined ETTU Cup caravan

December 23, 2013
12:00 am
Europe Cup Men

Austria’s SVS Ströck and Russia’s Tyumen joined ETTU Cup caravan. Both teams finished at position no. three in their respective groups in European Champions League so they will continue their journey in quarterfinal of the ETTU Cup. TTSC Nord beat Evromos

TTSC Nord beat Evromost Kuban in mid December and in quarters will play against SKST Mart Hodonin. Czech team beat TTC Carinthiawinds-Villacher from Austria in 3rd Round. Tyumen will face French C.P. Lyssois Lille Metropole. Previously club from France overcame Italian USD Tennistavola Zeus.

DR Casl from Croatia beat ASD Tennis Tavolo Norbello two weeks ago and now will host ECL SVS Strock. Leistungszentrum Linz Froschberg from Austria succeeded against Russia’s Kazan and for the place in the semis will meet ALCL TT Grand-Quevilly. French side beat Turkish Bursa Büyüksehir Belediyespor Külübü on their way to quarters.

Next round is scheduled for 17th to 19th January whilst second leg will be played on 24th / 26th January.

Click here to read/download quarterfinals draw

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