EUSA Magazine 2019-20

FINAL STANDINGS

MEN

1 Kuban State University RUS

2 Ternopil Volodymyr Hnatyuk National Pedagogical University UKR

3 University of Almeria ESP

4 Bahcesehir University TUR

5 University of Orleans FRA

6 University of Bochum GER

7 Karlsruhe Institute of Technology GER

8 University of Split CRO

9 The West University of Timișoara ROU

10 University of Parma I TA

11 University of Vechta GER

12 Camilo Jose Cela University ESP

13 University of Minho POR

14 Maria Curie-Skłodowska University POL

15 University of Basel SUI

16 Sogn og Fjordane University College NOR

17 University of Evora POR

18 University of Jyvaskyla FIN

19 University of Amsterdam NED

20 University of St. Gallen SUI

WOMEN

1 University of Coimbra POR

2 University of Frankfurt GER

3 Kharkiv State Academy of Physical Culture UKR

4 University of Montpellier FRA

5 Siberian Federal University RUS

6 University of Toulouse 3 FRA

7 University of Basel SUI

8 Camilo Jose Cela University ESP

9 University of Lleida ESP

10 University of Vienna AUT

11 Sogn og Fjordane University College NOR

Portugal’s Coimbra University
were crowned champions
in the women’s competition,
beating German rivals Frankfurt
University 2-1 in a closely-
fought encounter.

The Fair Play Trophy in the
women’s competition was
awarded to Frankfurt University,
while German compatriots
Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology claimed the men’s
Fair Pay Trophy.

Yana Malakhova from Ukraine’s
Kharkiv State Academy was
handed the women’s Top Scorer
prize, with Thomas Alvares
from France’s University of
Orleans top-scoring in the men’s
competition.

The Best Goalkeeper Award
was given to Sina Autino

from Switzerland’s University

of Basel among the women

participants, while Erik Eire Jor

de Sogn from Norway’s Fjordane

University College claimed the

same accolade in the men’s

competition.

The Most Valued Player among

women went to Frankfurt

University’s Saskia Matheis

while the men’s MVP prize went

to Tavakkyul Mamedov from

Kuban State University.

The next European Universities

Football Championship will take

place in Tirana, Albania but

not before next year’s football

competition at the fifth edition

of the European Universities

Games in Belgrade, Serbia.

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