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Men's Handball IHF World Championship 2025


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14 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

:SUI beats :POL 30-28 which means we'll compete for 25th place at best :p

I wrote it here before, I wrote it many times, but i guess i'll repeat this.

 

The rapid decline of our M handball team - from 4th in Rio olympics to the shitty games like today is one of the worst things which happened in Polish sports in recent years. I am very sad about it.

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2 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

I wrote it here before, I wrote it many times, but i guess i'll repeat this.

 

The rapid decline of our M handball team - from 4th in Rio olympics to the shitty games like today is one of the worst things which happened in Polish sports in recent years. I am very sad about it.

 

Lijewski should be fired ASAP. He only got this job because of his decorated past as a player but let's be serious. He ain't a good coach and won't rally the troops. If the tournament wasn't expanded for no serious reason we wouldn't even qualify here in first place.

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The evolution of Portuguese handball in the past 10 years of so has been really incredible.

 

being able to win to Norway, at a world championship, in their own venue, and finishing the first round in first place… incredible…

 

I feel only sad for the lack of headline news those guys deserve in Portuguese media…

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yesterday's results:

 

Group A

 

:POL VS :SUI  28-30

:GER VS :CZE  29-22

Group A concluded with :GER on top with 4 points in the main round, both :SUI & :CZE qualified for the main round with 1 point each. :POL to the president cup, really surprised with the Polish defense, the lack of dynamic movement and big gaps on pivot is a mystery. :POL need a huge re-establish of their team with such performance they will struggle even to qualify to major events. very good work from :SUI & :CZE both were very close to do something with :GER but lack of experience in the 2nd halves was their problem.

 

Group D

:MKD VS :GUI 29-20

:HUN VS :NED 36-32

:HUN finished 1st with 3 points in the main round despite the bad start and draw against :MKD who qualified to the main round with 1 point. :NED Qualified 2nd with 2 points. the order is expected but they will face tough games in the main round with :AUT and :FRA

 

Group E

:BRA VS :USA 31-24

:NOR VS :POR 28-31

Portugal was the biggest surprise in the group, beating the home team :NOR and also the great consistency made them the black horse of the tournament. :USA was performing very well in their game against :BRA but no way to beat them. :NOR is the big disappointment and their supporter were left desperate with the bad results at home. in the main round :POR qualified with 4 points, :BRA with 2 and :NOR  with zero points.

 

Group H

:ARG VS :BRN  26-25

:EGY VS :CRO 28-24

 

:ARG  were dominating the game until minute 53 when a great came back from :BRN  made the draw but couple of good saves from :ARG GK guarantee the win for them and qualification for the main round.

:EGY dominated the home team :CRO from the first second till the end (Refs were not wrong in their decisions but were not consistent in their decisions) :EGY qualified to main round with 4 points boosting their chances to go to quarter final, :CRO  qualified with 2 points while :ARG qualified to the main round with 0 points.

 

 

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yesterdays' results:

:JPN VS :CHI 26-31 Very good result for :CHI to qualify to the main round, the team improved (but not to compete with the high level yet). :JPN is a fast and rapid team but lacking the strength and good defense.

 

:SWE VS :ESP 29-29, great game from both giants, :SWE finished the first half 16-11 but a great comeback from :ESP in second half with special thanks to Alex Dujshebev who scored in the last 6 seconds and to Dujshebev junior (Daniel) who saved the long shot from the center to secure the draw in a thriller game. De Vargas ( :ESP GK) did one great moment in the game when he saved a penalty and the Ref gave the Swedish player Hampus a red card thinking it came straight to De Vargas face but the GK told the ref it came to his hand asking the ref to cancel the red card in a great moment :thumbup: (at that time the score was 20-14 to Sweden) :yes 

 

:CUB VS :CPV 28-38, great game from the African side, :CUB is a big question mark, in 1999 Wch they finished 8th and since then the team performance was keep going down (decent number of players switched nationalities), :CPV was leading the game from start till the end and secure a historical qualify to the main round.

 

:SLO VS :ISL 18-23, is it a surprise? ..yes and no .. :SLO should be the more favorable side but their performance even in the European qualification was not great.. :SLO beat :EST in European qualification with 1 goal difference in a very tough game. :ISL was performing very well from the beginning finishing the 1st half 14-8, :ISL GK get the credit for such brilliant result.

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