Nothing decided after thrilling MOTW

QUARTER-FINAL
MOTW: Telekom Veszprém HC (HUN) vs Barlinek Industria Kielce (POL) 29:29 (13:16)

• Kielce goalkeeper, Andreas Wolff stood out with some incredible saves and the visitors shocked Veszprém with a 6:2 start - it was the wake-up call for the host, who were back on track at 8:9, but could not prevent Kielce from a three-goal lead at the break 
• in the middle of the second half, Veszprém took their first lead at 21:20 (after levelling the result for the first time at 18:18) and with a 4:0 run they even pulled ahead for a 23:20 lead – the fans on the stands simply went crazy 
• In the meantime, almost all stats were equal, with one exception: Kielce had almost three times more technical mistakes, while Veszprém missed more shots, both goalkeepers ended up with 12 saves: Wolff and Rodrigo Corrales 
• the last minutes were another up and down sequence: Kielce took the lead again and even were up 28:26 with two minutes left, Veszprém’s last lead was at 25:24 
• after time-outs from both sides, Arkadiusz Moryto first netted for Kielce’s last lead, but Lauge hammered for the second ever draw between the two sides in 8 duels 

Remili shows his class against former club 

In February, Nedim Remili went separate ways with Kielce – and immediately signed a long-term contract at Veszprém to replace the injured Egyptian, Omar Yahia. In the Machineseeker EHF Champions League, the French world and Olympic champion was eligible to play for the Hungarian record champions from the play-offs on. Against Szeged, he scored five goals after having netted 26 times for Kielce in group play. On Thursday night, Remili was on fire, scoring five times, as the right back was Veszprém's second leading scorer for the match.