EuroHockey Club Champions Cup
The EuroHockey Club Champions Cup is a competition where the best field hockey clubs in Europe play against each other to determine who is the best club. It's like a big tournament where lots of teams from different countries come together to compete.
The competition is split into two parts: the first stage is called the "Pool Phase," and the second stage is the "Knockout Phase."
In the Pool Phase, the teams are divided into different groups, and they play against each other. The team that wins the most matches in its group advances to the Knockout Phase. In the Knockout Phase, the remaining teams play against each other in a single-elimination format. This means that if a team loses one game, it is out of the competition.
The ultimate winner of the EuroHockey Club Champions Cup is crowned the best field hockey club in Europe for that year.
The competition is split into two parts: the first stage is called the "Pool Phase," and the second stage is the "Knockout Phase."
In the Pool Phase, the teams are divided into different groups, and they play against each other. The team that wins the most matches in its group advances to the Knockout Phase. In the Knockout Phase, the remaining teams play against each other in a single-elimination format. This means that if a team loses one game, it is out of the competition.
The ultimate winner of the EuroHockey Club Champions Cup is crowned the best field hockey club in Europe for that year.