GROUP D REVIEW: Handball Club Lada took their first points in the Women´s EHF Cup group matches, as they could fly home from Norway with a five-goal win against Storhamar Handball Elite

GROUP C REVIEW: They struggled for 40 minutes, but Odense proved to be too powerful for Bistrita in the end, as they took their third win in a row, 25:19.

GROUP B REVIEW: Kobenhavn Handball did not allow Magura Cisnadie to gain any hope as they built a commanding lead and stayed continuously out of the Romanian club’s sight

GROUP D REVIEW: Playing in Bietigheim, a penalty save by Herning-Ikast goalkeeper Jessica Ryde gave Herning-Ikast the chance to win the game with 20 seconds left but they did not take it

GROUP C REVIEW: The Hungarian side, who were left frustrated in the dying minutes of the first two rounds, enjoyed a commanding win against hapless Lublin, 29:24

GROUP B REVIEW: Drama until the end after HC Podravka Vegeta seal an unlikely draw on the road at Siófok to stay level at the top

GROUP A REVIEW: After two straight defeats Kastamonu Belediyesi GSK finally made their fans happy, beating DHK Banik Most, while Thüringer HC made another step towards the quarter-final, comfortably winning away at Debrecen

ROUND PREVIEW: In each group the two best-ranked sides go head to head as the Women’s EHF Cup group phase enters its third weekend, with ehfTV.com livestreaming six matches

GROUP B REVIEW: The defending champions from Hungary made it two wins out of two matches in group B with a comfortable eight-goal victory in Romania

GROUP A REVIEW: In a hard-fought match, the German side defeated Kastamonu Belediyesi by three goals

GROUP D REVIEW: With only 12 players on their roster, Herning-Ikast still came away from Lada with a clear win, while Storhamar used a last-second goal to down Bietigheim

GROUP B REVIEW: The Croatian champions trailed at half-time but outscored Kobenhavn Handball after the break to earn their second win of the competition