After its success in the first leg (31-27), PSG Handball did not tremble on Wednesday in the quarter-final return of the Champions League, against the Germans of Kiel (32-29).
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Parisian handball shines on the Old Continent. For the sixth time in its history, PSG Handball has indeed qualified for the semi-finals of the Champions League, Wednesday, May 17, by dominating the Germans of Kiel in front of its public (32-29), composed partly ultras from the club’s football section. Victorious in the first leg (31-27), the capital club raced in the lead throughout the quarter-final second leg and offered a promising show for the rest of the competition.
Elohim Prandi’s teammates are taking their revenge on the same German club, a year after their elimination at the quarter-final stage. The Parisians make an appointment with the Final Four, scheduled for June 17 and 18 in Cologne (Germany), where they will try to win the first Champions League in their history.
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