European Handball Federation - SG Flensburg-Handewitt

EHF Club Competition History

EHF European League 2024-25 - Quarter-finals

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EHF European League 2023-24 - EHF European League Finals

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EHF European League 2022-23 - Quarter-finals

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EHF CL 2021-22 - Quarter-finals

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EHF CL 2020-21 - Quarter-finals

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EHF CL 2019-20 - Group Phase

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EHF CL 2018-19 - Quarter Finals

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FORMER CLUB NAMES

2024/25 - SG Flensburg-Handewitt

2005/06 - SG Flensburg Handewitt

2004/05 - SG Flensburg-Handewitt

1996/97 - SG Flensburg Handewitt

Top News»ALL NEWS

Simply Flensational

03.06.2014 - NEWS REPORT: 5,000 fans enjoy a massive party with the newly crowned VELUX EHF Champions League winner

I wonder what SG actually stands for

02.06.2014 - In his last blog of the season ehfTV commentator Tom O Brannagain unfolds the unforgettable fairy tale of SG Flensburg-Handewitt at the VELUX EHF FINAL4.

Magic Mattias secures Flensburg’s first trophy

01.06.2014 - MATCH REVIEW: Flensburg beat triple champions Kiel thanks to their goalkeeper in yet another drama at the VELUX EHF FINAL4 in Cologne

Cologne to see first all-German final

01.06.2014 - FINAL PREVIEW: THW Kiel head for their fourth EHF Champions League title in the rematch of the 2007 final against VELUX EHF FINAL4 debutants Flensburg

2013-14 Team

	Andersson Mattias (SWE)
	Blohme Lukas
	Bogunovic Goran (CRO)
	Eggert Magnussen Anders (DEN)
	Glandorf Holger
	Gottfridsson Jim (SWE)
	Heinl Jacob
	Karlsson Tobias (SWE)
	Kaufmann Lars
	Machulla Maik
	Mogensen Thomas (DEN)
	Nenadic Drasko (SRB)
	Nicolaisen Michael
	Radivojevic Bogdan (SRB)
	Rudeck Christopher
	Svan Lasse (DEN)
	Vranjes Ljubomir (SWE)
	Wanne Hampus (SWE)
	Weinhold Steffen

LEFT CLUB:

	Gustafsson Olafur (ISL)
	Knudsen Michael V. (DEN)
	Rasmussen Sören (DEN)

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