Magdeburg 35–30 Kielce: third straight win; PSG 46–35 Celje
Magdeburg won 35:30 in Kielce to remain three-from-three in the EHF Champions League, while PSG thumped Celje 46:35 at home.
Magdeburg produced a commanding performance away at Kielce, beating the Polish side 35:30 and remaining unbeaten after three rounds of the EHF Champions League. The win, played in the 20:45 slot, is the German club’s third in as many matches; it was Kielce’s first defeat of the season.
Magdeburg impose themselves; PSG win big
Magdeburg controlled the game from start to finish and turned that dominance into a deserved victory on the road. Two players carried the attack for the winners: Kristijanson and Magnuson each scored 11 goals, while home top-scorer Vlah finished with 8.
In the other evening fixture, Paris Saint-Germain produced an emphatic 46:35 home win over Celje. Eklison and Prandi netted seven goals apiece for PSG, while visitor Anžić was Celje’s leading scorer with 9.
Both matches came in round 3 of the competition and leave Magdeburg on maximum points as the group stage progresses. PSG’s large tally underlined their attacking depth and gave them a comfortable victory in front of their home crowd.
The results make this a pivotal early weekend in the EHF Champions League, with Magdeburg establishing themselves as one of the early favourites and PSG reinforcing their potential in the same group phase.
Photo: press material from the event
