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The Trebnjec handball team against Celje won their first Super Cup.
Slovenia⚽ Sports23 hr. ago

The Trebnjec handball team against Celje won their first Super Cup.

The handball team from Trebnje has won their first Super Cup title in the traditional opening match of the season, which has been held since 2007. They defeated the reigning national and cup champions from Celje, who had previously won the Super Cup eight times. This victory marks a significant milestone for Trebnje, as they join other teams like Gorenje Velenje, LL Grosist Slovan, Krka, and Cimos Koper, who have also won the title. The match was closely contested, with Trebnje taking an early lead and maintaining pressure throughout the game. Despite a red card for Celje's player Filip Baznik and a brief period where Celje regained the advantage, Trebnje showed resilience and ultimately secured the win through a dramatic final phase.

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24ur (POP TV) logo24ur (POP TV)IndependentCenter23 hr. ago
The Trebnjec handball team against Celje won their first Super Cup.

The handball team from Trebnje has won their first Super Cup title in the traditional opening match of the season, which has been held since 2007. They defeated the reigning national and cup champions from Celje, who had previously won the Super Cup eight times. This victory marks a significant milestone for Trebnje, as they join other teams like Gorenje Velenje, LL Grosist Slovan, Krka, and Cimos Koper, who have also won the title. The match was closely contested, with Trebnje taking an early lead and maintaining pressure throughout the game. Despite a red card for Celje's player Filip Baznik and a brief period where Celje regained the advantage, Trebnje showed resilience and ultimately secured the win through a dramatic final phase.

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In the 2026 Slovenian men's handball Super Cup final held at Zlatorog in Celje, Trime from Trebnje defeated Celje Pivovarno Laško 34-32 after a closely contested match. The victory marked Trime's first win in the traditional opening round of the season since 2007, overcoming the reigning champions who had previously won the cup eight times. Trime's Andraž Stanič scored seven goals, while the game featured dramatic moments including a late comeback by Celje. Despite challenges during the match, Trime secured the first prize of the 2026/27 season through the lottery.

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