Enjoy ECL climax live on LAOLA1.tv

Two top quality table tennis matches from the Champions League will be broadcast LIVE and FREE on ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv this weekend as the winner of the women’s Champions League will be declared and we find out which Russian team will be facing Po

Two top quality table tennis matches from the Champions League will be broadcast LIVE and FREE on ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv this weekend as the winner of the women’s Champions League will be declared and we find out which Russian team will be facing Pontoise in the men’s final!

ETTU Champions League Men – Gazproma Orenburg – UMMC | 11.04.2014 13:20 CEST
Which of these two Russian giants will be facing AS Pontoise Cergy in the Men’s European Champions League final? At the moment the reigning Russian league champions have the advantage after they won 3-2 in front of their own fans. It was a rather off day for Orenburg and their supporters will be hoping for a better performance from their players. One thing is for certain this match will be full of quality table tennis as two real giants of the sport at the moment face off. Orenburg are looking to win their 3rd Champions League title in a row and will need to play some of their best table tennis if they want to keep this dream alive.

Join the coverage at 12:20 CET on Friday afternoon here to find out if UMMC can end Orenburg’s dominance in this competition.

Full matches from the 1st leg here

ETTU Champions League Women – Fenerbahce Sport Club – TTC Berlins Eastside | 13.04.2014 13:00 CEST
It is all set up perfectly for the 2nd leg of the women’s final as Fenerbahce Sport Club welcomes TTC Berlin Eastside to Istanbul. The Germans were able to win 3-2 in Berlin in March and they know they will be treated to a fiery welcome in this 2nd leg as the Fenerbahce fan club will look to roar their team on to victory. It was an epic 1st leg in Berlin which could have gone either way. The German’s had the stronger nerves though as Irene Ivancan put on a hero’s display to give her team the win. The Turkish club know that the pressure is on and that they will have to play their best table tennis of the season so far if they want to get their hands on the Champions League gold. It is difficult to call a favourite in this one the home advantage may help Fenerbahce but if Berlin can get an early match under their belts then the atmosphere may work in their favour.

Join us on Sunday afternoon here to see who will be crowned champions of Europe in the ETTU Women’s European Champions League.

Related News

ROBLES and PROSVIRNINA Crowned Champions at the 40th Vic International Open

The 40th edition of the Vic International Open concluded in Barcelona with triumphs for Spain’s Álvaro ROBLES and Ukraine’s Natalya PROSVIRNINA, who wrote their names into the history of one...

Read more

Dr. Časl is the winner of the first-ever Super Cup.

The Croatian champions hosted Mladost Tia Mobiteli, the Cup holders, and celebrated with a convincing 3–0 victory. The result was expected, given the strength of their roster, a Dr. Časl...

Read more

Next Generation on Stage: Top Under 13 Players Ready to Write New Chapter in Kosta

The European Under 13 Championships will be held in Kosta, Sweden, bringing together teams from more than 30 countries (24th to 28th September). The event features both mixed team and...

Read more

Eurotalents Development Camp II set for Izvorani

The European Table Tennis Union, together with the Romanian Table Tennis Federation, will host the Eurotalents Development Camp II in Izvorani, Romania, from 5–11 October 2025 The camp will bring...

Read more

Contact

About Us

Privacy Policy

Terms and Conditions

The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) is the governing body of the sport of table tennis in Europe, and is the only authority recognized for this purpose by the International Table Tennis Federation. The ETTU deals with all matters relating to table tennis at a European level, including the development and promotion of the sport in the territories controlled by its 58 member associations, and the organization of continental table tennis competitions, including the European Championships.

Powered By

All Competitions

Senior Competitions

Club Competitions

Youth Competitions

More Competitions