The EHF Court of Handball has imposed a fine in a case against club team MRK Sesvete following violations related to EHF flooring requirements and mandatory EHF web banners MRK Sesvete did not comply with the EHF flooring requirements during of the EHF European League Men 2024/25 round 2 and 4 matches the club failed to integrate the mandatory EHF web banners on the club’s website The Court of Handball found that these circumstances violate several obligations from the EHF European League Men 2024/25 Regulations and decided to impose a fine of €3,000 on the club for the non-compliance with the EHF flooring requirements; €1,000 are imposed on a suspended basis under the condition that MRK Sesvete implement their entire obligations within the framework of their next home match the Court of Handball imposed a fine of €1,000 on the club for the failure to integrate the EHF web banners on the club's website An appeal may be filed with the EHF Court of Appeal within 7 days You said no to using cookies or similar tools that help improve your experience. To see this content, you would need to update your Privacy Preferences OFFICIAL STATEMENT: Court of Handball issues further decision regarding withdrawal of Vipers from EHF Champions League OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF Court of Handball issued its decision on a case opened against Ukrainian player Andrii Akimenko OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF Court of Handball issued its decision in a case opened against BV Borussia Dortmund OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF Court of Handball reached its decision on a case opened against Brest Bretagne Handball OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF Court of Handball has issued a decision on HC Kriens-Luzern case OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF Court of Handball reached its decision in a case opened against HB Ludwigsburg OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF Court of Handball ruled in a case opened against the Handball Federation of Kosovo OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The European Handball Federation has rescheduled the EHF European Cup Men quarter-final OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF European Cup Men quarter-final between RK Partizan AdmiralBet and AEK Athens HC OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The EHF Court of Handball has ruled in a case opened against Sporting CP The EHF European League Men 2024/25 season is a historic one for Croatian handball: For the first time two clubs are competing in the group matches: MRK Sesvete and RK Nexe While Nexe are well-known contenders who made it to the EHF Finals in 2022 the team from Sesvete emerged on the scene with a young Croatian squad eager to gain new experience led by Igor Vori as their seasoned head coach since they entered the Croatian first division only in the 2017/18 season Sesvete had three consecutive third places and reached the final of the domestic cup competition All that led to the highlight of the club’s journey — taking part in the group matches of the EHF European League They still wait for their first point of opening group G with three defeats against SG Flensburg-Handewitt though they have demonstrated their fighting skills The guide during Sesvete’s journey is head coach Igor Vori Olympic and world champion with Croatia and EHF Champions League winner with Hamburg in 2013 it was meant to be just a two-month arrangement but here we are almost a year later,” Vori says “My approach with the players is open and supportive — this is just my style I believe that respect is earned by what you show on the court.” the main focus is helping his young team grow into the sport “Helping them understand the demands of professionalism and preparing them for what’s to come and while I provide them with tactical-technical guidance I also teach them about discipline,” he says and that’s the best motivation for me and them it’s not only that they are learning from me For a small club from the eastern side of Zagreb being among the top European teams is something everyone at Sesvete has been dreaming of and a privilege to compete at such a level,” Vori says Our focus is on finishing this competition with at least some points it would be an important milestone for us.” Sesvete lost their opener 42:25 against defending champions Flensburg but only suffered closed defeats in the following weeks against Tatabanya (31:27) and Karvina (32:29) where we managed to keep up for around 35 to 40 minutes we have shown resilience against teams with far larger budgets particularly as this is our first time playing two competitions and having two games per week,” Vori adds Their first home game in Jelkovec provided Sesvete with great fan support that also put some pressure on the young players and affected them Vori hopes his players handle the circumstances better and that Sesvete’s first win might come when Karvina come to visit in round 4 on Tuesday (at 18:45 CET, live on EHFTV) Progress and growth don’t happen overnight Karvina may not be as well-known as Tatabanya or Flensburg but they are a well-balanced team with a strong defensive style,” Vori says but Karvina managed to make a break with the help of their left back Dominik Solak and centre back Jonas Patzel “They play defence something between a 4-2 and a 3-3 “We will need to adapt quickly to their defence and their impressive backcourt line Mistakes we made in the first game are all part of our learning process and I hope we will show we have learned from them.” Sesvete have the second-youngest team in the competition The squad has been playing together for several seasons and have created a unique blend of youthful enthusiasm and growing experience with the likes of Ivan Dumencic one player stands out in the competition: Davor Gavric Initially a centre back but playing on the right Gavric has netted 23 times in the three games and the third-best of the entire competition so far but I would prefer we had won one or two of the games where we came close Playing in this competition means a lot to us and despite still not winning we can be satisfied with the progress we have made so far,” Gavric says playing right back is not new to me; I have gotten used to it and the coach has adjusted the tactics around that We have adapted as much as possible to this system Gavric draws praise from his coach for his performances so far particularly because he isn't even playing in his natural position He has shown himself to be a complete player and is demonstrating that he can compete on this level.” “I could talk about every player in my team an 18-year-old who already plays an important role on our team,” the head coach says “I am proud of how quickly they are learning and exceeding my requirements photos © 2024 Jozo Cabraja / kolektiff images FEATURE: Latvian right back to play with Melsungen at Maschinensucher EHF Finals in Hamburg FEATURE: Thüringer HC left back becomes MVP and top scorer of EHF Finals Women after netting 29 times in Graz SUMMARY: Thüringer HC are crowned in Graz as the new EHF European League Women champions following an intense final against Ikast Håndbold FLASH QUOTES: Comments from players and coaches after the EHF Finals Women 2025 final and third place match FINAL REVIEW: THC come from behind to beat Ikast 34:32 at the EHF Finals in Graz THIRD-PLACE MATCH REVIEW: The French side beat their opponents from Germany at the EHF Finals Women FINAL PREVIEW: Ikast Håndbold meet Thüringer HC in final; Blomberg and Dijon play for third place SUMMARY: Ikast Håndbold and Thüringer HC celebrated semi-final wins in Graz as they get ready for the final on Sunday SEMI-FINAL REVIEW: The German side beat Dijon 35:29 in the second semi-final of the EHF Finals Women FLASH QUOTES: Comments from players and coaches after the EHF Finals Women 2025 semi-finals Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com Daniela Rogulj The Zagreb district of Sesvete will receive a brand new football stadium in 2018 with the new modern expression developed by the studio Proarh architect Davor Mateković The stadium will be built around the retention of the existing terrain of the current stadium “Sv “The long plan to make a real stadium that will meet not only the needs of Sesvete, because in this district there are over 90 thousand people, but also the needs for football in Zagreb and for Croatian football in general,” said the president of second division Sesvete, Pero Karatović. The stadium, which will host 7,000 spectators, will have all the necessary permits under the umbrella of UEFA for match play, with the possible performances of other clubs in Zagreb and the selections of the Croatian national football team’s official matches. The stadium is designed as a compact arena with covered stands in the east and the west where the terrain is close to the fans like the stadiums in England – in the form of “shells” for maximum aesthetic appeal. The new stadium will have modern dressing rooms, a press box for 40 representatives of the media with their audiovisual infrastructure, a business center under the west stand, a VIP section fit for 200, and the most modern facilities for the management of the Club. The stadium will not be only for football, but also for other athletics. “The total project documentation has been completed and on the ground we have already completed the excavation works and the protection of the construction pit. This project should build on the recently completed pool complex and thus round off a single unit of the sports center in Maksimir,” concluded architect Davor Mateković. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Text description provided by the architects. The new kindergarten in Sesvete is one of more poetic projects in recent Croatian architecture. That which was obvious in the competition entry sketches from 2004 was confirmed in the realisation of the micro-world oriented inwards, poetic, but geometrically precise; a meadow softly enveloped by the ground-floor stretch of kindergarten units. A kind of geometrical, mathematical reduction is a property of several Radionica's projects. This is sometimes readable from the cross-section, sometimes from the ground-floor plan, but always im volume proportions. Projects and realisations of Radionica can often be reduced to elementary parts: basic geometric figures and their combinations. Complex rather than complicated relations between simple parts create layered, inner and outer, closed and open rationalised landscapes. © Boris CvjetanovicAn important aspect of each public "project" is to remain within the narrow bounderies of set public funding but still also ensure the adequate final materiality of the "project" in the form of a completed public building The materiality of the new Sesvete kindergarten befits a public building that finally manifests countless immaterial fluxes in the material world but still ensuring the required quality in usage and maintenance You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The new season of the EHF European League Men which are divided into eight groups of four teams each in the group matches phase of the competition in what promises to be a fantastic battle for the title where the business end of the competition will also take place this season Flensburg will once again be one of the favoured teams to secure the title with yet another challenge on their hands for the German side with four Olympic champions -Simon Pytlick Adding to their stellar line-up are Germany’s captain Johannes Golla centre back Jim Gottfridsson or right back Kay Smits as Flensburg are clearly favourites in Group G one of the three sides which won the title three times in the second-tier European competition with the German side aiming to leapfrog SC Magdeburg and Frisch Auf Göppingen the other two sides which won the title four times did not have a flawless start of the season already conceding two losses in the domestic league against Rhein-Neckar Lowen and against MT Melsugen with the latter side also being in the competition a team which has a lot of experience in the European premium competition Another interesting group will be the one which features Spanish side Bidasoa Irun Polish side KGHM Chobry Glogow and Swedish side Ystads IF HF Other challengers will likely be Montpellier Handball or VfL Gummersbach which will aim to extend Germany’s dominance in the competition with teams from that country winning 24 of the last 27 editions of the EHF European League Men The top two sides in each group will progress to the main round with the knockout phase starting with the quarter-finals and then finishing with the EHF Finals By continuing to browse ihf.info, you agree to our terms of use , privacy policy and the use of cookies. For more information, please review our cookie policy. Giro d’Italia and Vuelta a España.Get the latest with our sport podcasts on your favourite podcast apps.Watch on SBS SportSport News Eight teams from six countries have reached the quarter-final of the EHF European Cup Men and the first-leg matches will be played this weekend who have been drawn to play Croatia's MRK Sesvete will face their rivals away in Zagreb on Sunday While there are no national derbies in the quarter-final the Norwegian sides Nærbø and Sandefjord may face off in the semi-final as it is already known that the winners of their respective ties with Sesvete and Karvina will meet in the next stage the Czech Republic also retain two clubs in the competition but Dukla and Karvina have no chance to meet before the final DRAW REVIEW: AEK Athens HC have the home right in the first leg of their final against HC Alkaloid in May DRAW PREVIEW: The two finalists await draw to find out who gets the first leg home right for the EHF European Cup Men final SEMI-FINALS REVIEW: Intense clashes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Norway decided the finalists for the EHF European Cup Men 2024/25 SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW: Fight for the trophy heats up as HC Izvidac Runar Sandefjord and HC Alkaloid eye final seats ROUND REVIEW: AEK Athens and HC Alkaloid both took comfortable victories in the first leg of the EHF European Cup Men semi-finals SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW: The first leg takes place this weekend with matches in Greece and North Macedonia REVIEW: A penalty shootout decided the last team to progress to the EHF European Cup Men 2024/25 semi-finals DRAW REVIEW: The EHF European Cup Women 2024/25 final starts in Spain following to the draw conducted by the EHF on Tuesday NEWS: The second leg of EHF European Cup quarter-final is set to be rescheduled at a neutral venue This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page whom many consider to be the greatest chess player of all time will come to Croatia to – play some chess because Kasparov adores Croatia – he's been visiting for 30 years now and in 2014 he got Croatian citizenship.  He is coming to Croatia in August to play simultaneous games at 20 boards with the members of Chess Club Sljeme – Agroproteinka Sesvete, at the Sesvete High School, in order to promote ''Chess in school'' project – writes Vecernji.hr Made by Kasparov Chess Foundation Adriatic the project promotes chess as a cognitive learning tool in school curriculum and extracurricular activities in elementary schools Their mission is to bring the educational benefits of chess to children and young adults.They do so by providing schools with a complete chess curriculum by publishing researches and by creating communication tools to promote chess How proud some of the students will be if they win this chess grandmaster! Some of the Croatian celebrities will get their chance to play too – such as Miroslav Blazevic, Ivica Kostelic, Zlatko Dalic and many more – writes Vecernji.hr May 06, 2025 46 Interviews May 06, 2025 295 Dubrovnik May 05, 2025 272 Times Travel May 05, 2025 554 Dubrovnik May 04, 2025 990 Croatia May 04, 2025 674 Opinion May 04, 2025 892 Croatia May 03, 2025 958 Dubrovnik May 03, 2025 1151 Croatia Total Croatia News Croatians like good design, but given their general standard of living it is indeed not irrelevant how much they have to pay for fashionable clothes, shoes and accessories. Therefore, it is no wonder that there are several outlets located close to Zagreb and one of the best-known is the one found in Sesvete called Designer Outlet Croatia The shopping centre is a joint venture between the Ikea Centers company and Mutschler Outlet Holding AG from Switzerland The two companies already co-operate in the Designer Outlet Algarve project in Portugal Both the Croatian and the Portuguese outlets are managed by a consulting company from Austria one of the leading European outlet managers time spent shopping in outlets where prices are not too high is the time spent best The outlet boasts over 100 prestigious brands Under Armor… While looking for a deal shoppers pass by the replica of Dubrovnik’s city tower and something which is supposed to look like Dalmatian streets a piece of Zagreb’s Upper Town… a group of journalists and Croatian celebrities and influencers was invited to visit the outlet The mini-tour was joined by such well-known personalities such as actress Sementa Rajhard influencer Rita Rumora and well-known bloggers from outside of Croatia Tesa Jurjašević from Ljubljana and Azra Hajdar from Mostar there is a direct bus line from the Savski Most terminal in Zagreb that stops at key locations in the city More shopping news can be found in the Lifestyle section. and website in this browser for the next time I comment Lauren Simmonds 2023 – A brand new Zagreb McDonalds restaurant has opened its doors becoming the 45th in the Republic of Croatia As Poslovni Dnevnik/Darko Bicak writes although the new Zagreb McDonalds has already been in trial operation for about a week now some new facilities are open in the capital These new facilities refer to two new Petrol fuel stations Sesvete Zapad (West) and Sesvete Istok (East) Two new Zagreb McDonalds restaurants are also now open and functioning within those two petrol stations president of Petrol Group’s Management Board pointed out at the opening of the new restaurant this is a significant step which is part of a major investment that includes ten of their sales points in Croatia and these two are the second and the third Slovenski petrol is currently the second largest player on the Croatian fuel market and Drobne Popović has also announced that she expects them to become the leader in the Republic of Croatia by as early as 2025 While many who visit Croatia tend to naturally avoid eating at McDonalds as it is food that can be obtained more or less anywhere and they’d prefer to indulge in Croatian delicacies many of us who live here find the convenience worth while With petrol stations now gradually transforming into the new “places to be” of sorts since the controversial Sunday working ban was introduced for the retail sector it’s likely that the American fast food chain will gain in popularity to an even greater extent among road users from both at home and abroad The global fast food chain McDonald's is looking for as many as 80 workers for its restaurants across Croatia, writes Danica.hr More than 30 workers are wanted for food preparation in restaurants Workers are also needed in future restaurant at the Sesvete rest stop on the Varaždin-Zagreb highway McDonald's restaurant at the Sesvete rest area should be open by the end of the year at the latest The restaurant chain is also looking for 15 workers at McCafe of which nine are vacant in the Zagreb area McDonald's is also looking for more seasonal workers who are offered temporary work during the tourist season and wants to employ about 20 students The fast food chain in Croatia employs about 3,000 people in 40 restaurants and 18 cities in Croatia The average net salary for the starting position from this year is 930 euro The salary includes allowances for working in the afternoon Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com.