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- ESBJERG, Denmark – Team Esbjerg of Denmark secured a spot in the 2024/25 EHF Women's Handball Champions League Final Four with a 26-22 victory over CSM Bucuresti of...
- Henny Reistad led Esbjerg with six goals, showcasing her powerful backcourt shot.Michala Elsberg Moller contributed five goals,including a crucial last-minute seven-meter score.
- Despite the loss, Crina Elena Pintea scored six goals for CSM Bucuresti.
Esbjerg Advances to EHF Final Four After Dramatic Comeback Victory
ESBJERG, Denmark – Team Esbjerg of Denmark secured a spot in the 2024/25 EHF Women’s Handball Champions League Final Four with a 26-22 victory over CSM Bucuresti of Romania on Wednesday. The match, the second leg of the quarterfinal, was held at Blue Water Dokken in Esbjerg.
Key Moments and Player Performances
Henny Reistad led Esbjerg with six goals, showcasing her powerful backcourt shot.Michala Elsberg Moller contributed five goals,including a crucial last-minute seven-meter score. She also added four other goals during the match.

Despite the loss, Crina Elena Pintea scored six goals for CSM Bucuresti. Elizabeth Omoregie added five, and Cristina Georgiana Neagu scored four before an ankle injury hampered her second-half performance.
Comeback Story
Esbjerg, having lost the first leg 30-29, needed a strong performance to advance. Their four-goal victory in the second leg gave them a 55-52 aggregate win, marking their fourth consecutive appearance in the Champions League Final Four.
Game Dynamics
CSM Bucuresti initially took control, leading 8-6 early in the game. However, missed opportunities prevented them from extending their lead.
esbjerg struggled to score from the field between the 10th and 18th minutes of the first half. Goalkeeper Anna Kristensen, with 12 saves, kept Esbjerg in contention.
Esbjerg tied the game at 10-10 in the 21st minute and took the lead at 12-11,finishing the first half with a 14-12 advantage.
CSM Bucuresti mounted a comeback in the second half, tying the score at 16-16 and regaining the lead at 18-17 in the 39th minute. Esbjerg responded, but CSM Bucuresti remained competitive. Goalkeeper Eriksson Ericona had a 45% save rate for 20 minutes, contributing to a tight contest.
Esbjerg Seals the Victory
Esbjerg’s concentration in the final five minutes proved decisive. They scored four consecutive goals after a 22-22 tie, securing the 26-22 victory and the Final Four berth.
Neagu’s Champions League Farewell
The game marked the final Champions League appearance for Romanian legend Cristina Neagu. She scored four goals, bringing her career total in the tournament to 1,232.
Looking Ahead
CSM Bucuresti’s wait for a Final Four return continues, having last reached the stage in 2018.This marks the third time in four seasons that esbjerg has eliminated them in the quarterfinals.
According to the European Handball Federation (EHF), Esbjerg coach Tomas Axnér said after the game, “It was a very small difference, but it was lucky today. it was stronger. I was most proud of scoring only 22 goals.”
Esbjerg will now compete in the EHF Final Four, held in Budapest, Hungary, on May 31 and June 1. They will face defending champion Győri audi Eto KC of Hungary in the semifinals.
Esbjerg advances to EHF Final Four After Dramatic Comeback Victory: Your Questions Answered
What Happened in the Esbjerg vs. CSM Bucuresti Handball Match?
On Wednesday, Team Esbjerg of Denmark defeated CSM Bucuresti of Romania with a score of 26-22 in the second leg of the EHF Women’s Handball Champions League quarterfinal. This victory secured Esbjerg a spot in the 2024/25 Final Four. The match took place at Blue Water Dokken in Esbjerg, Denmark.
How Did Esbjerg Win the Match?
Esbjerg staged a comeback after losing the first leg 30-29. Their four-goal victory (26-22) in the second leg gave them an aggregate win of 55-52, propelling them to the final Four. Notably, Esbjerg’s focus in the final five minutes was crucial, as they scored four consecutive goals to seal the win after a 22-22 tie.
Who Were the Key Players for Esbjerg?
Henny Reistad: Led Esbjerg with six goals.
Michala Elsberg Moller: Contributed five goals, including a crucial last-minute seven-meter score.
Who Were the Top Performers for CSM Bucuresti?
Crina Elena Pintea: Scored six goals.
Elizabeth Omoregie: Added five goals.
* Cristina Georgiana Neagu: Scored four goals before an ankle injury affected her performance.
What Was the Meaning of the Win for Esbjerg?
The victory marked Esbjerg’s fourth consecutive appearance in the Champions league Final Four.
What Challenges Did Esbjerg Face During the Game?
Esbjerg struggled to score from the field between the 10th and 18th minutes of the first half. Though, goalkeeper Anna Kristensen’s 12 saves kept them in contention.
How Did the Game dynamics Shift?
CSM Bucuresti initially led the game, but missed opportunities prevented them from extending their lead. Esbjerg tied the game and then took the lead, finishing the first half with a 14-12 advantage. CSM Bucuresti mounted a comeback in the second half, but Esbjerg’s strong finish ultimately led to their victory.
What Was Cristina Neagu’s Role in the Match?
Cristina Neagu, a Romanian handball legend, played her final Champions League game. She scored four goals, bringing her career total in the tournament to 1,232 goals.
What Does This Victory Mean for CSM Bucuresti?
CSM Bucuresti’s wait for a Final Four return continues. They last reached the Final Four stage in 2018. This marks the third time in four seasons that esbjerg has eliminated them in the quarterfinals.
What Did the Esbjerg Coach Say After the Game?
Esbjerg coach Tomas Axnér said, “It was a very small difference, but it was lucky today. it was stronger. I was most proud of scoring only 22 goals.”
When and Where Will the EHF Final Four Be Held?
The EHF Final Four will take place in Budapest, Hungary, on May 31 and June 1.
Who Will Esbjerg Face in the Semifinals?
Esbjerg will face defending champion Győri Audi Eto KC of hungary in the semifinals.
Key Match Statistics
Here’s a summary of some key aspects of the match:
| Team | Final Score | Aggregate score | Key Player (Goals) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Esbjerg | 26 | 55 | Henny Reistad (6) |
| CSM Bucuresti | 22 | 52 | Crina Elena Pintea (6) |
