Champions League Women’s: Glyfada and Alimos in the Battle of Qualifiers

Two Greek teams are thrown today in the battle of his qualifiers Champions League Polo Polo. OR Glyfadawhich will host the first group in her swimming pool, and Almondwho will compete in Berlin for the second group, will claim a ticket to the ’16’ phase of the competition, where Vouliagmeni and Olympiacos are already located. According to the new Champions League format, eight teams have passed directly to the clubs and will claim the eight remaining positions. All four qualifying groups consist of three teams, with the first two qualifying and on the third being “relegated” to the Euro Cup.

Glyfada will try to make use of the factor headquarters against representatives of two powerful championships, Spanish Murmur and Hungarian EGER. Argyris Theodoropoulos’ team lost in the summer the international American goalkeeper, Isabelle Williams, who signed to Sabadel, but replaced her with the greatest talent of the Greek pole in this position, Haniotissa Nikoleta Kyriakou Kyriakou. Anog maintained British Lily Turner and his Greek “trunk” in his roster (except for Ioanna Kanellopoulou), while acquiring the young American Brooke Ochoa, who comes with a parchment scorer.

Glyfada’s first opponent, tonight (26/9) at 7:45 pm, will be Mrasa, who has a team with many young and talented Spanish, framed by 39 -year -old Maria Del Pilar Penia (with one gold and two silver Olympic medals, including her. Hungarian Pani Schekes and New Zealand Emily Nicholson. On Sunday morning (28/9, 10:00), Anog will face EGR, which had easily defeated the Euro Cup qualifiers last year (10-4). The Hungarian team stands out two very experienced citizens, the fountain Rebecca Park (who has previously played in the National) and defender Dora Tsigani.

THE Almondwhich had reached the quarter -finals last year, he has theoretically more vigorous opponents, but he himself is noticeably weakened, as Ioanna Stamatopoulou, Elena Elliadis, Ioanna Xydiriotis, Nefeli Kovatasi, Nefeli Kovai. The team -creating team – Alexandra Asimakis and Maria Patra (with fresh laurels of the gold medal with National in Singapore) are invited to guide a very youthful ensemble, with new coach Nikos Deligiannis. International Dutch Dutch Maritan van der Weiden and Fleirien Bosfeld, as well as Ioanna Kanellopoulou from Glyfada, were added to the “black -white” roster.

Alimos will begin his obligations in Berlin today (26/9, 20:00), with the host opponent Spandauwhich does not have anything special (after all, the German pole has fallen a lot in recent years, to men and women). Will be followed on Saturday (27/9, 20:00) the clash with Lillecoached by Anestis Pesmatzoglou and is the basis of National France.

It is noted that Alimos will surely go to a group with a Greek team. If he finishes first, he is placed in the 3rd group with Vouliagmeni, Ferenzvaros and the second of the 4th qualifying group (Mataro, Teris, Rapalo), and if he qualifies as a second he goes to the first group, along with Olympiacos, Westest and Wiestest. As far as Glyfada is concerned, if he qualifies as the first he will join the 4th group, along with European champion Sant Andrew, Roma and his second qualifier, and if he passes as a second he enters the second group, along with Sabadel, Horizonte Catania and Catania.

In detail the Groups of the Champions League qualifying phase:

A GROUP (Glyfada): Mount (Spain), Glyfada (GREECE), EGER (Hungary)

GROUP (Berlin): Alimos (GREECE), Lille (France), Spandau (Germany)

Group 3 (Dunauvaros): Dunauvaros (Hungary), de Chaan (Netherlands), Nancy (France)

GROUP (Dunauvar): Mataro (Spain), Triass (Italy), Rapalo (Italy)

Groups of the ’16’ phase:

1st Group: 2nd 2nd Prop. Group, Wipest (Hungary), Olympiacos (GREECE), 1st III group

Group 2: Horizonte Catania (Italy), 2nd 1st Prop. Group, Sabadel (Spain), 1st 4th. group

GROUP: 1st 2nd Prop. Group, Ferenzvaros (Hungary), 2nd II Group, Vouliagmeni (GREECE)

GROUP: Sant Andreou (Spain), Roma (Italy), 1st 1st Pr. Group, 2nd C. group