Article by Adrian Jitea – Published on Sunday, 07 June 2026, 00:23 / Updated on Sunday, 07 June 2026 01:27
CSM Bucharest – Debrecen, the final of the EHF Youth Club Trophy, is scheduled for Sunday, from 11:30 local time (12:30 in Romania). The match will not be broadcast on TV, but it can be watched in liveTEXT format, with information from the MVM Dome, on GSP.ro.
- The program in the MVM Dome continues from 16:00 (Romania time) with the small final of the senior women, CSM Bucharest – Brest. The fight for gold will be from 19:00, between Gyor and Metz.
CSM Bucharest – Debrecen, live from 12:30
The inaugural edition of the EHF Youth Club Trophy, the Champions League for under-17 handball players, ends today. 3 Hungarian teams and CSM Bucharest participated in the Final Four in Budapest.
In the first semi-final, Debrecen beat Ferencvaros 28-27. A miracle of a match followed. Leading by 8 goals at halftime, CSM Bucharest won against Gyor, after overtime, score 41-39.
PHOTO GALLERY. They are the juniors who took CSM Bucharest to the EHF Youth Club Trophy final
The young “tricolor” handball players have a first prize. They will play the final in the grandiose MVM Dome, the 20,000-seat arena in Budapest. Romanian fans are expected at the match, especially since they do not need new tickets. Those bought for the senior women's matches will also be valid in this case.
Coach Alexandru Moise (25 years old) briefly prefaced Sunday's final.
“It will be the greatest privilege of their career so far. They are in a position that most female players in Europe wish to be in, to play in the hall where the Champions League final is played every year. It is a unique experience that will stay with them for a lifetime!”, Moise told GSP.ro.
We told each other in the locker room that we will never give up and that we will always fight. It was the semi-final of an international competition, we had to give everything. We ran to the end, we could have won in regulation time. Now we are happy that it turned out well even after 70 minutes
– Maria Sprîncenatu, scorer of 15 goals in the semi-final with Gyor
