Weinviertel Niederösterreich not happy with the start but satisfied with the end of the season

April 30, 2016
7:51 am
Europe Cup Men

Men’s ETTU Cup

Two Table Tennis Champions League Men representatives SV Werder Bremen and Weinviertel Niederösterreich will decide the winner of the 2016 ETTU Cup Men. The opening leg of the final is scheduled for Sunday in Germany.

Weinviertel Niederösterreich Prеsident Dr. Johann FRIEDSCHRÖDER expects close duel.

“I think the two cup finals will be narrow matches but I expect that Weinviertel Niederösterreich will win. We played against Werder Bremen last season in the Champions League and won both matches. It was 3:1 in Bremen and 3:2 in Wolkersdorf ” reminded us Dr. Johann FRIEDSCHRÖDER.

The season’s start in the Table Tennis Champions League Men was not good for Austria’s club.

“We were not happy with the group stage of the Champions League. However at the end it is good that we reached the final of ETTU Cup. All the players are fit and ready for the final matches.”

In Austria Weinviertel Niederösterreich is at the top as usual.

“In the national league we will reach the Play Off and hope to win the Austrian Championships once again.”

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