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Except from an equal start, the Danish champions led all the way to eventually win 33:24 in this group A clash – at one point they had a 10-goal lead against their rivals from Poland.
First VELUX EHF Champions League match in history between the two teams Former Champions League winner Michael V. Knudsen returned from injury to score seven goals The win was Bjerringbro-Silkeborg’s second in the group phase, while Plock are still waiting for their first
GROUP A Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (DEN) vs Orlen Wisla Plock (POL) 33:24 (18:14) Orlen Wisla Plock experienced some kind of an anti-climax after their draw against Telekom Veszprém last weekend, as they ran into a nine-goal defeat in Denmark on Sunday (16 October) afternoon. Coach commits Before the match, Bjerringbro-Silkeborg extended their contract with Head Coach Peter Bredsdorff-Larsen until the summer of 2019, and he paid the club back for the confidence shown in him by leading the Danish champions to one of their most impressive performances in the elite club competition. After an equal start, Bjerringbro-Silkeborg went ahead by three goals at 7:4, mainly thanks to a strong defence and an effective counter-attack phase. In their established attack, left back Nikolaj Markussen and line player Michael V. Knudsen were the dominating figures, scoring seven goals each in the match.
5-1 defence with no effect Wisla Plock tried to …
