European Championships | 25 Jan 2022

The battle for Malmo begins in April

ETTU has received entries from 44 Associations, plus Germany (men's and women's holder) and Sweden (final stage host) for the 2023 European Team Championships to be held from 10^th to 17^th September 2023 in Malmö, Sweden. There are 42 men’s team and 40 women’s.

In A groups men are: Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Spain, France, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine.

In A Group women are Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Spain, France, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Serbia, Slovakia, Turkey and Ukraine.

In B Groups men are: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey.

In B Group women are: Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, England, Estonia, Greece, Lithuania, Norway, Wales.

The draw for the A and B Groups will be announced shortly.

 

Draw for C groups on 26th January 2022

In C groups men are: Armenia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Georgia, Island, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, San Marino, Scotland.

In C Groups women are Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Faroe Islands, Finland, Georgia, Israel, Kosovo, Latvia, Malta, Montenegro, Scotland,

Switzerland.

C groups draw will be held on Wednesday 26th January 2022, 12 CET, live streamed at ETTU Facebook.

The matches are scheduled for Friday 1st, Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd April 2022; men 2 groups of 6 teams each, women 2 groups of 6 teams and 7 teams.

From first stage, three qualifiers from each group advance to B groups (total of 6 men’s qualifiers and 6 women’s qualifiers).

C groups Men seeding by World Singles Ranking

1. Lithuania
2. Bulgaria
3. Norway
4. Cyprus
5. San Marino
6. Island
7. Kosovo
8. Scotland
9. Latvia
10. Malta
11. Armenia
12. Georgia

C groups Women seeding:

1. Switzerland
2. Bosnia and Herzegovina
3. Finland
4. Israel
5. Latvia
6. Montenegro
7. Scotland
8. Cyprus
9. Kosovo
10. Malta
11. Faroe Islands
12. Armenia
13. Georgia