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CSKA fancy chances to overtake Györ
Three rescheduled matches are bound to give new impetus to the battle for top spot in group B of the DELO EHF Champions League 2020/21.
On Friday, leaders Györ will try to get back to winning ways while visiting Buducnost, after the title holders had two draws in their last two matches.
But even with a win, the Hungarian side could lose top position to their main rivals, CSKA. The Russian side are going into a double-header against bottom-ranked Podravka, with both matches on Sunday and Monday in Moscow.
GROUP B
Buducnost (MNE) vs Györi Audi ETO KC (HUN)
Friday 29 January, 19:00 CET, live on EHFTV
- Györ lead the group with 18 points and boast a 48-game unbeaten run
- Györ had to settle for a draw in their last two matches, away at Odense Håndbold and at home against Brest Bretagne Handball
- Buducnost won their last three home games, including a 27:24 win against Odense last Saturday
- Buducnost head coach Bojana Popovic has tested positive for Covid-19; the team will be led by Milena Raicevic and Suzana Lazovic
- in the reverse fixture in November, Györ defeated Buducnost 34:29
CSKA (RUS) vs HC Podravka Vegeta (CRO)
Sunday 31 January, 14:00 CET, live on EHFTV
HC Podravka Vegeta (CRO) vs CSKA (RUS) (in Moscow)
Monday 1 February, 17:00 CET, live on EHFTV
- second-ranked CSKA have 17 points, one less than Györ, but the EHF Champions League debutants have a game in hand
- CSKA are guaranteed to go top of the group if they beat Podravka twice
- CSKA started 2021 with three straight wins: against Brest, BV Borussia 09 Dortmund and SCM Ramnicu Valcea
- Podravka have lost all eight matches since they defeated Buducnost in round 1 in September
- CSKA and Podravka have not met before in a European club competition