The low countdown to the 10th edition of the F4 Champions League in Cologne began. It seems that everything is ready for the big spectacle that is expected for the weekend (June 1st and 2nd), and the days before the departure, at least during this period of the year, participants use the „handsomely handball“ for final training, ie public address.
Spanish students in the Barcelona bench have the opportunity to bring the famous Catalan club to the 10th title of the continental champion, at the 10th edition of the final tournament in Cologne. Although everything is in sign of number 10, although the paper „says“ that Barsa is a favorite, Ćavi Paskval, as always, has a respectable reputation for Vardar, who was better than his team in the last match at F4 in 2017.
„We were not there last year, and that’s why we’re even more excited to be in Cologne. The team is mature enough not to think about the numbers, and how many times Barcelona was the champion of Europe. We are only thinking about the match with Vardar. Of course, playing the second semifinals is the lack of a tournament. To be able to choose, we would certainly not choose another term. For me, the final match with Vardar! If Vardar eliminates us, it will be because this has to happen, not because we have underestimated the opponent. In Cologne, the favorites never win, so … Do not call us favorites. “
If for the Paskal the final on Saturday, they also testify the praises he had for the Macedonian champion:
„Whether it be my favorite or not, we are playing finals on Saturday! I’m not interested in economic problems, or injuries. It’s a great deal of credit for Vardar arriving in Cologne, because they seemed to disappear. And that’s why I respect them very much. We need to give great value to what Parondo did this season, he knew that Seged won. “
In the end, the coach of the Spanish champion commented on the situation of the Spanish handball, that is, the number of people to be found in Cologne.
„There are so many Spanish experts, that our normal situation is in Cologne. It’s for pride! Not only do we have to talk about Spanish players, but we should also talk about trainers, judges, national teams. I think that all works well.
