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returned to Spain (Viveros Herol) and worked Semi-finals head to head:
with the Brazil national team, before he arrived All time:
at Brest in July. 20 matches - 11 Meshkov wins - 1 draw - 8
In contrast to the transition in Zagreb (nine Zagreb wins
new arrivals and eight players who left), the Previous FINAL4 tournaments:
Meshkov squad did not change that much 2013 semi-final in Skopje: Brest – Zagreb 29:31
over the summer - Brest still count on one of 2016 in Varazdin third place match Brest vs
biggest rising stars of European handball, right Zagreb 23:24
wing Mikita Vailupau, top scorer of the SEHA 2017 in Brest third place match: Brest – Zagreb
- Gazprom League season 2019/20 and second 23:19
best scorer of the EHF Champions League 2020 in Zadar third place match Brest vs
2020/21 and the EHF EURO 2020. While Simon Zagreb 29:24
Razgor, Alexander Shkurinskiy, Marko Panic
and Sandro Obranovic left the team, Stanislav This season -
Kasparek and Baptiste Bonnefond have joined Top scorers: Ivan Cupic (32 goals/for Vardar and
Brest. Zagreb), Mikita Vailupau (Meshkov/17 goals)
Meshkov re-started their engines in the SEHA Goals scored: Zagreb 178 in 8 matches, Meshkov
- Gazprom League with the Quarter-Final, and 66 in 2 matches
they beat Eurofarm Pelister twice - 31:28 at
Bitola, 35:31 at Brest - and again Vailupau was
the top scorer, including eleven strikes in the
second leg.
Zagreb had won four of six group matches to
finish on top of Group A, then skipped the Play-
Off, before they faced Vardar in the Quarter-
Final.