HC Galychanka
Galychanka – women's handball club from Lviv, Ukraine. Established in 1989.
| Galychanka | |||
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| Full name | Galychanka-LNU | ||
| Founded | 1989 | ||
| Arena | Sports complex of Lviv University Galychyna sports palace | ||
| Capacity | 893 (Galychyna) | ||
| President | Roman Fedyshyn | ||
| Head coach | Vitaliy Andronov | ||
| League | Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League Polish Women's Handball Superliga (since 2022) | ||
| 2021/22 | 1 | ||
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| Website Official site | |||
Honours
- Eight-time champion (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022), five-time silver medalist (2005, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2014) and seven-time bronze medalist Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League
- Five-time Ukrainian Cup winner (2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021)
- Five-time Ukrainian Super Cup winner (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021)
- Two-time champion of Baltic League (2018, 2020), bronze medalist of Baltic League (2017)
History
1989–2014
History of Lviv woman's handball team Galychanka dates back to 1989, when club with the same name (before there was professional team Impulse) started playing in the USSR Championship, in its first league. In the first season Galychanka wins first league contest and gets right to play in the premier league of USSR handball championship. In the major league team successfully played to the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Thus, since 1992, when Ukraine was organized its own championship, Galychanka was one of the best teams in Ukraine. This allowed the team to participate in European club cup tournament: Women's EHF Cup, Women's EHF Cup. Thus, despite the poor financial situation of the team and the relevant requirements of the European Handball Federation, team Galychanka conducted usually both European cup matches on the rival field.
In the national championship Galychanka has long been the fourth team in the country, and the first season of 1997–1998 Lviv handball-players won bronze medals of the championship of Ukraine. Since 2001 Lviv Galychanka constantly ranked among the three best teams in Ukraine, five times the silver medal-winning Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League, and in 2015 became the champions. Players always cause in national team.
Over the years, the coach was: Volodymyr Garbuz, Vasyl Kozar, Yuriy Basyuk, Olexandr Burnyashov, Yuriy Garkavenko, Vasyl Vogt, Volodymyr Kuksenko, Georgiy Voronov, Valeriy Tishchenko. By November 2015 head coach of the team was Vasyl Kozar. Leading Galychanka players caused junior and youth Ukraine national team.
From 1997 Galychanka trains at the Lviv University sports complex, which is reflected in the club name. New successes Galychanka-LNU were associated with maintaining financial-industrial group Rosan, which since February 2006 takes care the team. Subsequently, in cooperation with Galychanka joined by new partners, including PJSC Kredobank, Concern Galnaftogaz, Shuvar market and PZU Ukraine.
2014–2015
In season 2014–2015 Galychanka went to the semi-final of Women's EHF Challenge Cup. The team won all matches with Virto Kvintus (Netherlands), Amintas Amintau (Greece), Naisa Niš (Serbia). In the semi-final match Galychanka yields Polish team Pogoń Baltica from Szczecin. The team won all matches of Ukrainian Championship season 2014–2015 and became the champions.
In the offseason team left the two leaders. Iryna Stelmakh and Tamara Smbatian will continue his career in Olympia Beskid handball team from Nowy Sącz (Poland).
2015–2016
In the 2015–2016 season the team played in matches Women's EHF Cup. According to bilateral agreements with the command Pristina (Kosovo) both matches 1/32 finals Galychanka was to play in Lviv. However, the team from partly unrecognized republic was denied entry to the territory of Ukraine because the government of Kosovo has no diplomatic relations and agreement on mutual gap citizens with the government of Ukraine. As a result of this incident European Handball Federation was decided to hold matches of 1/32 finals EHF Cup 23 and 25 October 2015 in Kosovo. Galychanka won both matches in Kosovo and went to the 1/16 final. After losing team Muratpaşa Bld. SK with Antalya (Turkey) and played a draw in Lviv Galychanka completes the struggle for EHF Cup.
Even 7 October then head coach Vasily Kozar in an interview Ukrainian Handball Federation official web-site said that he decided to leave his post.[1] After EHF Cup matches Vasyl Kozar finally leave club and for the present not continue coaching career in Ukraine.
By following tours of Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League team prepares Tatiana Stefan, who assisted Vasyl Kozar in prior seasons and teacher of LSCFC Vitaly Nadych.
15 May 2016 Galychanka overcoming HC Dnepryanka Kherson with a score of 27:18 in the first game of the fourth round of Women's Super League play-off and early became the champion of Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League.
20–21 May 2016 Galychanka with four Ukrainian teams participated in the restored Ukrainian Cup, held in Horodenka. In the semi-finals Galychanka won against HC Dnepryanka Kherson and the final won against HC Karpaty Uzhgorod and became a winner of Ukrainian Cup
2016–2017
In season 2016/2017 the second coach became Angela Savchenko, who played for Galychanka in 2005–2008 and 2009–2010. Coaching tandem Stefan-Savchenko – the only female in the Ukrainian Superleague.[2]
Also in the offseason team strengthened students of LSCFC: Alexandra Zholobovych, Tatiana Poliak, Tatiana Cherep, Juliana Bratkovska and Natalia Kotsab'yuk. From Uzhgorod HC Karpaty Uzhgorod returned Olena Kosik. In season 2016/2017 was the second coach Angela Savchenko, who in 2005–2008 and 2009–2010, played for Galychanka. Coaching tandem Stefan–Savchenko – the only female in the Ukrainian Super League. In this season, in addition to Ukrainian Superleague team participate in the EHF Cup, the Baltic League and Ukrainian Handball Cup.
28 August 2016 in Kherson was played first Ukrainian Handball Supercup. Having won a HC Dnepryanka Kherson with a score of 23:44 (12:20) Galychanka becomes the owner of the first Ukrainian Supercup. Also the best Supercup player considered Galychanka player Maryna Konovalova.
17 and 18 September Galychanka played in Lviv both matches of the first qualifying round of the EHF Cup. The rival team was Pogoń Baltica Szczecin from Poland, who played with Galychanka in EHF Challenge Cup semi-final 2014/15. Having won in the first match with a score 24:22 and losing the second game with a score 24:20 Galychanka cease participation in the EHF Cup 2016/17.
In January 2017 team has strengthened the former leader of Ternopil Economic University Ilona Gaykova.
Even in the second final round of Ukrainian Superleague Galychanka became unattainable for nearest rivals. Victory over HC Dnepryanka Kherson and HC Karpaty Uzhgorod in the third final round held in Lviv only proved three-times winner status.
Baltic League
In the first round of the Baltic League, Galychanka beat all rivals: BNTU-Byelaz (Minsk, Belarus), HC Gomel (Gomel, Belarus), Horodnichanka (Grodno, Belarus), Žalgiris (Kaunas, Lithuania) and the HC Garliava (Garliava, Lithuania)
In the second round of the Baltic League, which held 28–30 October 2016 in Lviv Galychanka played draw with BNTU-Byelaz and defeated other rivals. After the second round Galychanka continues to lead the league table.
In the third round of the Baltic League Galychanka lost GC Gomel and played a draw with BNTU-Byelaz.
After first four rounds Galychanka continues to lead the standings and ahead of nearest rival – BNTU-Byelaz by 1 point.
In the debut championship team wins bronze medals.
2017–2018
In the offseason three of the leading handball players – goalkeeper Yelyzaveta Hilyazetdinova, right wing and captain Lesya Smolinh and right back Olesia Parandii have signed contracts with foreign clubs. The most experienced player – Natalya Turkalo and 22 years old Viktoriya Sidletska has finished their game career. Anastasia Dorozhivska decided to start a coaching career.[3] Iryna Stelmakh returns to Lviv, which terminated the contract with the Polish club "Olympia Beskid" after a shoulder injury and rehabilitation in Ukraine.
The season started in Lviv 5 September 2017 by match for the Ukrainian Super Cup. Last year's winner – Galychanka won the HC Dnepryanka Kherson with a score 34:23 (18:11).[4]
2017 Galychanka finished with wins in all 14 matches with allowance of seven points from the nearest opponent – Karpaty(Uzhgorod).
The Baltic Women's Handball League 2017/2018 Final was scheduled to take place in Lviv, but the participating teams decided to complete the championship after the fourth round of the tournament. The prize-winners of the championship are determined by the number of points earned in the played tours. Galychanka, which led the whole season in the tournament table, won the gold medals.[5]
Before Superleague final round team having won 45 points and provides for himself the fourth consecutive gold medals, as the advance from the closest pursuer – Karpaty made 13 points. In the Superleague final round that was held in Lviv, Galychanka pleased fans with a victory over the HC Dnepryanka Kherson with a score 34:23 and a fighting draw 28:28 with the Karpaty Uzhgorod.
Shortly after the end of the season, the management of the club canceled contracts with coaches Tatyana Stefan and Anzhela Savchenko. New trainer was a senior teacher of the handball faculty Lviv State School of Physical Culture Vasyl Kozar, who trained Galychanka in 2007–2015.[6]
2018–2019
From 6 June till 10 June 2018 Galychanka participated in the Ukrainian Women's Beach Handball Championship, where won silver awards. Honor of the club was defended by: Victoria Saltanyuk, Nataliia Volovnyk, Diana Dmitrishin, Julia Golovko, Anastasiia Baranovych, Maryana Markevich, Olga Vasyliyka and former Galychanka playmaker Yelyzaveta Hilyazetdinova (AZERYOL, Baku), which was recognized as the best competition goalkeeper, Olexandra Zholobovych (Marta, Romania) and Anastasiia Dorozhivska which began a coaching career. Trainer of the beach handball team was Vitaliy Nadich.[7]
Subsequently, team left four leading handball players: Nataliia Volovnyk and Nataliia Stryukova went to the Polish club AZS Politechnika Koszalin, Maryna Konovalova went to the Azerbaijani club AZERYOL (Baku), Nataliya Sabova has completed the game career for family reasons. They were replaced by the graduates and students of this year Lviv State School of Physical Culture: Angelina Ovcharenko, Maryna Valieva, Valentyna Froliak, Katerina Kozak, Olga Bratkovska, Diana Dmytryshyn[8]
In October 2018, Oleksandra Furmanets moved from Uzhgorod Karpaty to Galychanka.
On March 4, 2019, club terminated his contract with Vasyl Kozar. Until the end of the season the team was headed by Vitaliy Andronov, who at one time was the head coach of Ukraine's men's handball team. Second, and later the head coach, was appointed Tatiana Stefan, who coached Galichanka in previous seasons.[9]
After completing the second round of the second stage, Galichanka outstrips the nearest rival by 11 points and ahead of schedule become Ukraine champions. The most points for the season were brought to her team by Ilona Haikova. She has 166 goals in 22 matches in the Women's Handball 2018—2019 Championship.
2019–2020
Five top handball players left team in the offseason — Ilona Katusova (Haikova), Sofiia Davydyants, Diana Kolodiychak and Tatiana Cherep completed their playing careers, Iryna Stelmakh move to HC Gomel.
Season started with a match for the Ukrainian Supercup against the silver medalist of the last Ukrainian championship season - Uzhgorod Karpaty. Galychanka defended the title of Ukrainian Supercup winners.[10] In October 2019, returns Maria Konovalova, who spent last season in the Baku AZERYOL team.
The first stage of the Ukrainian handball championship 2019-2020 team finished at the first place with 19 wins and one defeat from Uzhgorod Karpaty. In March 2020, the Handball Federation of Ukraine paused all competitions, and on June 3, due to quarantine restrictions and the impossibility of participating 12 and 13 rounds of Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League, Handball Federation of Ukraine was decided to end the championship. The winners were determined by the results of the first stage of the championship. Thus, Galychanka became the sixth time Ukraine champions.
Galychanka started fighting for the Women's EHF Cup in the third qualifying round against Azeryol (Baku, Azerbaijan). In the second round met with Magura (Cisnădie, Romania). Having won in the third-round games by a margin of seven goals and losing 3 goals in the second round, Galychanka eliminates from the fight for EHF Cup.
2020—2021
In the off-season, captain Nataliya Savchyn moved to the Romanian club CS Gloria (Bistrița).[11] A new captain was elected Tetiana Poliak. On June 21, 2020, club invited Vitaliy Andronov to the position of head coach. Assistant coaches: Tetiana Shtefan and Oksana Ploshchynska (goalkeeper coach).
On September 13, 2020, the team defended the title of Ukrainian Cup winners, and on June 5, 2021, they won the Ukrainian Cup for the fifth timeу.[12]
In the spring of 2021, 6 players of the team, namely: goalkeepers Mariia Gladun and Victoria Saltaniuk, court players Maryana Markevich, Anastasia Melekestseva, Tetyana Poliak and Diana Dmytryshyn as part of the national team participated in the qualification games for 2021 World Women's Handball Championship.[13]
In the final, third round of the second stage the team wins matches against HC Real Mykolaiv and HC Karpaty Uzhgorod, and confirms the status of seven-time champion of Ukraine.[14]
European Cup
In the 2020–2021 season, Galychanka took part in the Women's EHF European Cup draw. In the 1/16 finals matches team won twice with scores of 33:17 and 23:18 ŽRK Kumanovo of Northern Macedonia. In the 1/8 finals the draw brought Galychanka with the Belarusian team HC Victoria-Berestie.[15] Lviv team won twice with scores of 32:26 and 29:16.[16] In the quarterfinals, Galychanka played with the Spanish team CB Atlético Guardés. After losing the home match 16:24 and drawing 24:24 on the road, Lviv team is eliminated from the tournament for the European Cup 2021.[17]
2021—2022
In the off-season, three players left the team: goalkeeper Mariia Gladun signed a contract with a Füchse Berlin (Germany), Daryna Lyakhovenko start this season in Lviv Polytechnic-LPSC team, Oleksandra Furmanets moved to Kyiv for family reasons. Instead, from Ternopil team WUNU-Energo-HSS came goalkeeper Sofiia Humeniuk, center back player Sofiia Holinska from Kyiv and former HC Lviv Polytechnic-LPSC players Yuliia Maksymeiko (left back), Liudmyla Martyniuk (right wing).[18]
On September 2, 2021, in the Ukrainian Supercup match Galychanka won a HC Dnepryanka Kherson with a score of 31:20 and defended a title of sole Supercup holder.[19]
In October 2021, 6 players of the team, namely: Iryna Prokopyak, Maryna Konovalova, Maryana Markevich, Anastasia Melekestseva, Tetyana Poliak and Diana Dmytryshyn as part of the national team participated in qualifying matches of 2022 European Women's Handball Championship. Also, in June 2021, the head coach of Galychanka Vitaliy Andronov was approved for the position of head coach of the Ukraine women's national handball team.[20]
In January 2022, team invited goalkeeper Maryna Valiieva, who in the first half of the 2021–2022 season played for HC Spartak Kyiv, and in previous seasons defended the goal of Galychanka and Lviv Polytechnic-LPSC teams.[21]
Because of the Russian invasion players and coach Tatiana Shtefan were forced to move to the Czech city of Hodonin, where for two months she trained together with HC Hodonin and played a charity friendly match with them.[22]
On April 26 2022, at a meeting of the Committee of Handball Federation of Ukraine decided to end the championship and determine the final places of the teams according to the tournament table as of February 24 2022[23] — Galychanka won the eighth championship in a row.
European Cup
In the 2021–2022 season, Galychanka took part in the Women's EHF European Cup draw. In the 1/32 finals matches (second qualifying round), which took place in Lviv on October 16–17, 2021, Galychanka played with the team HC Hodonin from Czech. Galychanka won in both matches and advanced to the European Cup third round.[24]
1/16 finals matches team played against IUVENTA Michalovce (Slovakia). The first leg took place November 14, 2021 in Lviv, the second leg — November 21 in Michalovce. According to the sum of goals in two matches, Galychanka wins with a score of 45:44 and reaches the 1/8 finals.[25]
In the 1/8 finals the draw brought Galychanka with the team SSV Brixen Südtirol (Bressanone, Italy). The first leg took place January 8, 2022 in Bressanone. The second leg, which was to take place January 16 in Lviv, was canceled due to positive COVID-19 tests of Italian players. The decision of European Handball Federation is that the match will be assessed with 10:0 goals of Galychanka.[26]
One of the two planned quarterfinal matches team played against H71 from Hoyvík, (Faroe Islands).[27] The first match was to take place February 13, 2022 in Lviv, but the H71 team did not arrive in Ukraine the day before. Subsequently, March 4 European Handball Federation decided to count in this match a technical defeat for the team H71.[28] February 20, 2022 in the second match in Torshavn Galychanka won with a score of 26:27.
In the semi-finals Galychanka will play against the Spanish team Rocasa Gran Canaria.[28] Due to activation full-scaled Russo-Ukrainian War, all players and coach Tetiana Shtefan forced to continue training and preparing to the European Cup games in the Czech city of Hodonín. First leg took place in Hodonín on March 26, 2022, Galychanka won with the score 20:19. The second leg was to April 3, 2022, on the Grand Canary Island.[29] After losing the second game with a score of 34:27 (total score 47:53), Galychanka dropped out of the tournament.[30]
2022—2023
Polish Women's Superliga
European Cup
European record
| Season | Competition | Round | Club | 1st leg | 2nd leg | Aggregate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016–17 | EHF Cup | R1 | Pogoń Baltica Szczecin | 24–22 | 20–24 | 44–46 |
Team
Season 2021—2022
| No. | Name | Position | Sports title | National. | Date of birth | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mariia Poliak | goalkeeper | CMSU | 03/15/2004 | 174 cm | 83 kg | |
| 2 | Olga Vasilyaka | line player | MSU | 12/25/1997 | 185 cm | 77 kg | |
| 3 | Olesia Diachenko | center back | CMSU | 03/02/2003 | 168 cm | 64 kg | |
| 4 | Nataliia Shypliak | center back | MSU | 01/24/2000 | 172 cm | 62 kg | |
| 5 | Sofiia Holinska | center back | CMSU | 04/10/2002 | 169 cm | 64 kg | |
| 6 | Yuliia Maksymeiko | left back | CMSU | 01/28/2004 | 178 cm | 68 kg | |
| 7 | Maryana Markevich | center back | MSU | 01/05/1998 | 167 cm | 63 kg | |
| 10 | Yuliia Holovko | left wing | MSU | 08/26/2000 | 173 cm | 61 kg | |
| 11 | Iryna Prokopyak | line player | MSU | 06/11/2003 | 177 cm | 70 kg | |
| 12 | Viktoriia Saltaniuk | goalkeeper | MSU | 10/08/2000 | 179 cm | 75 kg | |
| 13 | Liudmyla Martyniuk | right wing | ? | 03/03/2005 | 165 cm | 57 kg | |
| 14 | Anhelina Ovcharenko | right back | CMSU | 07/11/2002 | 178 cm | 69 kg | |
| 16 | Sofiia Humeniuk | goalkeeper | ? | 06/09/2003 | 175 cm | 65 kg | |
| 18 | Khrystyna Maikut | left back | CMSU | 01/12/2003 | 172 cm | 71 kg | |
| 19 | Maryna Konovalova | left wing | MSU | 11/19/1996 | 171 cm | 60 kg | |
| 20 | Katerina Kozak | left wing | CMSU | 12/06/2002 | 180 cm | 68 kg | |
| 27 | Anastasia Melekestseva | line player | MSU | 05/23/1998 | 172 cm | 73 kg | |
| 33 | Diana Dmitryshyn | right wing/back | MSU | 04/25/2002 | 175 cm | 58 kg | |
| 77 | Maryna Valiieva | goalkeeper | MSU | 02/19/2002 | 177 cm | 75 kg | |
| 99 | Tetiana Poliak (c) | center back | MSU | 07/27/1999 | 176 cm | 61 kg |
MSU — Master of Sports of Ukraine; CMSU — Candidate for Master of Sports of Ukraine
Trainers
Gallery
Team in season 2014/2015
In match vs Naisa Niš (Serbia)
Team in season 2014/2015
Team in season 2015/2016
Team in season 2016/2017
Notices
- ^ Головний тренер чемпіонок України: Я замучився та йду у відставку (in Ukrainian)
- ^ Галичина спортивна. Другим тренером львівської "Галичанки" стала її колишня гандболістка (in Ukrainian) (16 September 2016)
- ^ Наталія Васьо Галичина Спортивна Гандбольна "Галичанка" по-новому: у таборі чемпіонок суттєві зміни 11 August 2017 at the Wayback Machine (in Ukrainian) (12 September 2017)
- ^ «Галичанка» розпочала сезон з перемоги в Суперкубку України // HC Galychanka official site (in Ukrainian) (12 September 2017)
- ^ «Галичанка» – чемпіон Балтійської гандбольної ліги сезону 2017/2018 // HC Galychanka official site (in Ukrainian) (2 May 2018)
- ^ У гандбольної «Галичанки» змінився головний тренер // HC Galychanka official site (in Ukrainian) (10 May 2018)
- ^ Гандболістки «Галичанки» змагатимуться на чемпіонаті України з пляжного гандболу серед жінок // HC Galychanka official site (in Ukrainian) (6 June 2018)
- ^ Львівська «Галичанка» оновленим складом розпочала підготовку до гандбольного сезону 2018/2019 // HC Galychanka official site (in Ukrainian) (16 July 2018) //
- ^ Гандбольну «Галичанку» очолила Тетяна Штефан // HC Galychanka official site (in Ukrainian) (May 24, 2019)
- ^ Львівська «Галичанка» знову виграла Суперкубок України з гандболу // HC Galychanka official site (in Ukrainian) (August 24, 2019)
- ^ Interul stânga din Ucraina, Natalia Savchyn, a semnat cu Gloria Bistrița // RoVestea newspaper (June 2, 2020) (in Romanian)
- ^ «Галичанка» у фіналі перемогла «Дніпрянку» і завоювала Кубок України. «Реал» - на третьому місці // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (June 6, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Збірна України назвала склад та капітанів на відбір до чемпіонату світу-2021. Коментар головного тренера // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (March 18, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Сьоме чемпіонство «Галичанки» у Суперлізі та свято гандболу у Львові // HC «Galychanka» website (May 16, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ «Галичанка» у Єврокубку зіграє проти команди свого екстренера // HC «Galychanka» website (November 25, 2020)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Визначились місце та час матчів «Галичанка» - «Вікторія-Берестіє» у Європейському Кубку // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (January 9, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ All is set for the first draw in 2021 // European Handball Federation official website (January 18, 2021)
- ^ Зміни у складі «Галичанки»: без воротарки Марії Гладун та трьох польових гравців // HC «Galychanka» website (July 12, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Галичанка перемогла Дніпрянку і стала володарем Суперкубка України з гандболу // Sportarena.com sports website (September 2, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Визначився склад збірної України: 20 гравців на підготовку до матчів проти Хорватії та Франції // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (September 26, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Андронов: «Ми граємо для уболівальників. Тому грати обидва матчі Кубка Європи на виїзді ми не будемо» // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (January 21, 2022)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Капітан «Галичанки»: «Ми не тікали – повернемось обов’язково!» 2022-04-17 at the Wayback Machine // HC Galychanka official website (March 10, 2022)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Протокол №25 засідання Комітету з організації та проведення змагань Федерації гандболу України // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (April 27, 2022)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Єврокубок ЄГФ: «Галичанка» без питань пробилась у 3-й раунд, «Одеса» вибуває з турніру // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (October 17, 2022)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ Після валідольної розв’язки «Галичанка» вийшла до 1/8-ї фіналу Європейського Кубка // Ukrainian Handball Federation official website (November 21, 2021)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ 10 teams play for five remaining quarter-final spots // European Handball Federation official website (January 14, 2022)
- ^ H71 sterka ukrainska mótstøðu // «Н71» handball club website (January 18, 2022) (in Faroese)
- ^ a b 10 teams play for five remaining quarter-final spots // European Handball Federation official website (March 3, 2022)
- ^ Galychanka Lviv found second home in Czech Republic // European Handball Federation official website (March 24, 2022)
- ^ Malaga and Gran Canaria through to all-Spanish final // European Handball Federation official website (April 3, 2022)
External links
- European Handball Federation official web-site
- Ukrainian Handball Federation official web-site (in Ukrainian)