GROUP D REVIEW: The defending champions scored more goals and won bigger than ever before in the Champions League, while elsewhere Krim took useful points at Sävehof

GROUP A REVIEW: Celje were level with Paris Saint-Germain for most of the first 30 minutes, but the French proved superior in the second half

MATCH OF THE WEEK REVIEW: By winning the first 20 minutes by 10 goals, MOL-Pick Szeged forged a clear path to an away win against Aalborg Handbold

GROUP C REVIEW: The Montenegrin powerhouse recovered from a heavy defeat last week to draw first blood, 30:23, against Bietigheim this season

GROUP C REVIEW: HC Eurofarm lost a five-goal lead but still took their first win ever in the VELUX EHF Champions League.

GROUP D REVIEW: In a thrilling match, GOG took second place in group D with a one-goal win against Orlen Wisla Plock.

GROUP B REVIEW: The Hungarian side showed what they are capable of on a good day, as they demolished FC Porto Sofarma, 38:28

GROUP A REVIEW: Metz claimed a clear win in Hungary, proving that they are a team to reckon with again, while Podravka narrowly won against Vipers at home

MATCH REVIEW – Barça celebrated their VELUX EHF Champions League match number 300 by defeating Elverum Handball by nine goals.

GROUP C REVIEW: A flawless first half helped Brest to a remarkable win against SCM Ramnicu Valcea, 37:24, as the French side edges towards a spot in the main round, with four points after two games

GROUP B REVIEW: Vardar were limited to only four goals in the first half as Kiel took a commanding 31:20 win, Montpellier started well to win in Kielce for a second year running, and Brest gained two much-needed points

GROUP C REVIEW: 10 goals from right back Gzim Salihi helps the Swedish champions maintain their perfect winning record and go clear at the top of the group due to Sporting and Irun drawing in Lisbon