nothing like what was seen in Kielce two weeks ago.

Boosted by the fans and goals from former Kiel left back Momir Ilic, Veszprém managed to briefly draw level, before the visitors regained control and took a 15:12 lead into the dressing rooms.

Veszprém had learnt their lesson from the weak start and stood strong in defence in the first minutes of the second half, which led to a five-goal turnaround and a Kiel timeout.

Slovenian playmaker Miha Zarabec and right back Steffen Weinhold kept the German side alive, but with the scores at 23:23, Veszprém moved up a gear as Ilic, Nagy and Lekai all found the net and secured the two points.

“In the first half we were not playing badly but missed a lot of shots. In the secondof the season.

Celje arrived with confidence following their surprise win against Kielce in Round 3, while PSG took their time settling in early on.

It took 20 minutes for PSG to draw level for the first time, thanks to Uwe Gensheimer making it 12:12. The home side then took the upper hand, with a strong duo of Gensheimer and Sander Sagosen, scoring 11 of their 18 first half goals.

Backed by the goals of Mlakar and Gal Marguc, Celje gave themselves a chance at 23:22 down with 18 minutes left to play, but ran out of steam in the end as PSG finished with a flattering five-goal win.

“We are happy and sad at the same time. We played good handball for 30 minutes, but we needed a bit more to