Handball fever in Cologne: Champions League final Four promises spectacle!

Handball fever in Cologne: Champions League final Four promises spectacle!

In the Cologne Lanxess-Arena, everything is about handball this weekend, because the final four of the Champions League is just around the corner. On June 14th and 15th, 2025, four of the best teams in Europe will fight for the coveted title. The Foxes Berlin, SC Magdeburg, FC Barcelona and HBC Nantes are the chosen ones who have secured a place in this prestigious sporting event. HNA will be reported that the event will be attracted to 19,750, and with additional available 250 places is the brand by 20,000 fans most likely exceeded at this championship.

The special thing about this tournament: It is not only the course of a sporting competition, but also the chance of a possible third German finale in the history of the Champions League. This underlines the dominance of the German teams in European handball. Compared to the DHB Cup, the Champions League final tournament brings with it a completely different atmosphere that is better organized and more international.

captivating pairings and players in the spotlight

The games start on Saturday, June 14th, at 3 p.m. with the duel Füchse Berlin against HBC Nantes, followed by SC Magdeburg, who will compete against FC Barcelona at 6 p.m. On Sunday, June 15th, the small final will take place at 3 p.m. before the grand finale will kick off at 6 p.m. IHF provides all information about the matchups and the explosiveness of the games.

The focus of the spectators is above all the outstanding players such as Mathias Gidsel, currently the best handball player in the world, Felix Claar from SC Magdeburg, goalkeeper Emil Nielsen from Barcelona and the impressive Dika Mem. In addition, Thibaud Brew from HBC Nantes, who promises a brilliant appearance with 2.05 meters, as the most valuable player traded.

broadcasts and supporting program

During the tournament, the fan zone in the Lanxess Arena is also created. This opens its goals on June 14th and 15th at 12:30 p.m. The arena itself opens at 1:30 p.m. for the spectators who want to experience the games live on site. The opening ceremony will take place on Friday, June 13th, at 5:30 p.m. in the fan zone and is available free of charge. EuroHandball has all relevant details summarized.

Overall, this weekend in Cologne will be an unforgettable highlight for all handball fans who can not only enjoy the exciting games, but also the supporting program. Be there when the best teams in Europe play for the title!