TALKING POINTS: Round 3 has brought a lot to cheer for several newcomers in the Women’s EHF Champions League: coach Dragan Djukic started his mission at CSM with a win, and debutants Odense earned their first ever victory

NEWS REPORT: The video on the joint project of EHF Marketing, Select and Kinexon has been nominated in the Innovation Prize category

GROUP A REVIEW: Manon Houette returned from injury to secure Metz Handball a hard-fought win against Buducnost

GROUP D REVIEW: FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria leapfrogged Bietigheim with an efficient second half performance

GROUP B REVIEW: Brest Bretagne made a big step towards progressing to the Main Round of the Women’s EHF Champions League after beating Sävehof in Sweden

GROUP C REVIEW: Thüringer HC’s poor shooting punished by a Györ side in dominant fashion

GROUP D REVIEW: In Dragan Djukic’s debut as the Romanian powerhouse’s coach, CSM earned a difficult 29:27 win against Vipers Kristiansand

GROUP C REVIEW: Podravka Vegeta looked set to win before seeing a three-goal lead disappear

GROUP B REVIEW: A strong second-half performance and Anna Vyakhireva’s nine goals helped Rostov-Don to beat Kobenhavn and top the group

FINAL REVIEW: A strong start into the second half was decisive for the defending champions in their final against Füchse Berlin, while VELUX EHF Champions League winners Montpellier took the bronze medal in Doha

GROUP A REVIEW: The Danish debutants defeat Larvik by eight goals to get their maiden victory in the Women's EHF Champions League

INTERVIEW: Picking up the role of assistant coach at HC Vardar this season, former international player Biljana Crvenskovska has become the first female coach in the VELUX EHF Champions League