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2008–09 EHF Champions League

European handball tournament

Field	Value
name	EHF Champions League
year	2008–09
sport	Handball
start_date	6 September 2008
end_date	31 May 2009
administrator	EHF
teams	24 (group stage)
32 (qualifying)
champions	ESP BM Ciudad Real
runners-up1	GER THW Kiel
top_scorer	CZEFilip Jícha (99)
previous	2007–08
next	2009–10

32 (qualifying) | runners-up1 = GER THW Kiel The Champions League 2008–09 is the season of EHF Champions League. BM Ciudad Real won their second title in a row, beating THW Kiel in the final. This was the second year in a row that the final had been between Ciudad Real and THW Kiel.

Teams

NOR Drammen	SVK Tatran Prešov	SUI Amicitia Zürich	POL Wisła Płock

Qualification round

Group stage

Group A

22 November	Celje	44	27	Granitas Kaunas

Group B

23 November	BM Ciudad Real	41	19	A.C. Doukas

Group C

23 November	THW Kiel	33	26	FC Barcelona

Group D

23 November	HSV Hambourg	36	27	RK Crvena Zvezda

Group E

23 November	Chehovskie Medvedi	28	21	Steaua Bucarest

Group F

22 November	KC Veszprém	34	25	Haukar Hafnarfjördur

Group G

23 November	Montpellier HB	43	29	A1 Bregenz

Group H

22 November	RK Zagreb	29	25	Pick Szeged

Main round

Group 1

7 March	FCK Håndbold	28	27	Portland San Antonio

Group 2

8 March	Rhein-Neckar	40	25	Chambéry SH

Group 3

8 March	CB Ademar León	36	32	SG Flensburg

Group 4

8 March	GOG Svendborg	29	35	FC Barcelona

Knockout stage

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

Top scorers

Player	Club	Goals
1	CZE Filip Jicha	GER THW Kiel
2	MKD Kiril Lazarov	CRO RK Zagreb
3	SRB Marko Vujin	HUN KC Veszprém
4	SLO Vid Kavticnik	GER THW Kiel
5	ISL Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson	GER Rhein-Neckar Löwen
6	CZE Jan Filip	GER Rhein-Neckar Löwen
7	SWE Jonas Källman	ESP BM Ciudad Real
8	DEN Lars Christiansen	GER SG Flensburg
9	POL Mariusz Jurasik	GER Rhein-Neckar Löwen
10	SWE Fredrik Petersen	DEN GOG Svendborg

Source:

References

"Match Details THW Kiel – BM Ciudad Real". European Handball Federation.
(11 May 2008). "Ciudad Real take the title with away victory". [[European Handball Federation]].
"EHF Champions League Group Stage 2008-09". European Handball Federation.
"EHF Champions League Main round 2008-09". European Handball Federation.
"EHF Champions League 2008-09 Quarter finals". [[European Handball Federation]].
"EHF Champions League 2008-09 Semi finals". [[European Handball Federation]].
"EHF Champions League 2008/09 – Top 50 scorers".

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