Turkish Fenerbahce starts from the top

In Women’s European Champions League last year’s runners up Turkish Fenerbahce SC is the top seed like a season earlier. Strong line up with international stars WU Yang Viktoria PAVLOVICH Elizabeta SAMARA WEN Jia Irene IVANCAN and Yana NOSKOVA gath

In Women’s European Champions League last year’s runners up Turkish Fenerbahce SC is the top seed like a season earlier. Strong line up with international stars WU Yang Viktoria PAVLOVICH Elizabeta SAMARA WEN Jia Irene IVANCAN and Yana NOSKOVA gathered 8103 points for the list.

At the position no. two is Linz AG Froschberg with LIU Jia Sofia POLCANOVA LI Xiaodan Iveta VACENOVSKA Camelia POSTOACA and SHENG Dandan.

One place below is the ECL champion. Germany’s TTC Berlin Eastside (7533) occupies spot no. three. For German club will play SHAN Xiaona Petrissa SOLJA Georgina POTA Kristin SILBEREISEN Ankita DAS and Irina PALINA.

KTS Spar Zamek Tarnobrzeg is at position no. four. For last season’s semifinalists will play: HAN Ying Natalia PARTYKA Renata STRBIKOVA LI Qian Kinga STEFANSKA Roksana ZALOMSKA and Leila OLIVEIRA.

SVNÖ STRÖCK (7190) is in game again with another international mix: Daniela DODEAN-MONTEIRO Matilda EKHOLM Tetyana BILENKO Dora MADARASZ Tamolwan KHETKHUAN and Lea RAKOVAC. Austria’s representatives won the ETTU Cup last year. French Metz TT is one place below (7019). They count on: YU Fu WU Jiaduo Laura GASNIER Yunli SCHREINER Alexia NGUYEN and Charlène LESTIENNE.

Only France and Hungary has two representing clubs. Hungary’s Szekszard AC (6925) with LI Fen Petra LOVAS NIE Wei Kata TOTH Mirella MADACKI and Alexa SZVITACS is seeded no. 6.Last season’s ETTU Cup runner ups French LYS-LEZ-LANNOY (6739) is one place below with YANG Xiaoxin SZOCS Bernadette Kelly SIBLEY Agnès LE LANNIC Cassandra DELADRIERE and Marine ZIMMER.

Postas Sport Egyesulet (6579) is the last club at the list of eight top European clubs: LI Jiao Krisztina AMBRUS Rita KERTAI Eva BRAUN Mercedesz NAGYVARADI Timea Csilla PETERMAN-VARGA.

The draw for t he WECL will be held on July 18th.

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