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National teams playing their matches in Norway at the December European Women’s Handball Championship should pay close attention, because due to strict local epidemiological rules, if a case of corona virus is found in one team, the whole delegation can pack as well as the last opponent. they can be sent home.
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We have already seen in the men’s and women’s Champions League rounds so far that each country usually applies quite different epidemiological measures. In this sense, Norway is clearly one of the strictest, and it is true that the participants of the European Women’s Championship in December must also be prepared for it.
The Norwegian Institute of Public Health only contributed to the continental tournament under strict conditions. According to a report from tv2.no If a case of coronavirus is found in one of the teams, the national team in question is immediately quarantined, but the tournament may end for the most recent opponent.
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The Swedish national team will play their group matches in Frederikshavn, Denmark. Several potential members of the Scandinavian team (Linn Blohm, Isabelle Gulldén, Johanna Westberg, Johanna Bundsen and Jamina Roberts) have become mothers in the last two years, and until last December at the World Cup in Japan, for example, the Gulldén and Blohm’s children may have been at the team’s hotel. this will not be possible now. After the Swedish squad meets two weeks before the start of the European Championship, the players will be evaluated every three days. Upon arrival in Denmark, another sampling will be done immediately and they will not be able to leave their hotel room until the result. This is not a very ideal condition for the athletes before the start, so they will go to the European Championships the day before. The team will have a separate floor in the hotel, players will not be able to stay in other parts of the hotel (common areas, restaurant) for an extended period of time, so they will need to prepare in advance as they will be able to reach the time between the four walls . It is also likely that a walk is possible only if the bus takes them to a more distant place where they are not with other people. |
“This is the case in Norway. If one of the players becomes infected, his team will be eliminated from the fights, which actually means that the tournament is over for the national team in question. This also happens to his last opponent, who qualifies as close contact. Therefore, we will define very precisely the standards that can be used to prevent such cases ”. Said Erik Langerud, general secretary of the Norwegian Association, adding that their hands are tied, they must comply with Norwegian epidemiological regulations.
All this implies that players are completely separated from their family, friends, fans and the press during the European Championship, the places where they can move will be very scarce. In practice, the red light district at the Trondheim Spectrum, which hosts matches in Norway, the team’s hotel and the gym are the triangle in which they can spend their time.
So far, it has been a common sight for gamers to go shopping, have a coffee or meet their friends in their spare time, they will not get a chance to do so now.
“It’s going to be very special, one that we haven’t had before. I think we will use Face Time a lot. “ Vipers national team right back Nora Mörk told Norwegian Tv2.
Other An independent training center for teams was also created. The exterior of Trondheim, which has many entrances, has large spaces and is equipped with all the equipment that players may need from the beginning.
In the group round, eight national teams will play their matches in Trondheim, including the Hungarian team, which will face the Netherlands, Serbia and Croatia in Group C. Langerud said that not all his European colleagues understand these strict rules and are concerned about the consequences.
Also is true that up to 200 fans will be admitted to the matches while in meetings in Denmark, the staff is 500. Furthermore, epidemiological regulations in Denmark are much more permissive. If a player produces a positive test, he is quarantined and remains there until he gives two negative samples in a row. However, the entire team is not affected.
Per Bertelsen, the president of the Danish federation, could only add that perhaps the authorities concerned should agree that two contradictory provisions should not apply to participants in the European Championship.
Bent Nyegaard, an expert on Danish Tv2, says chaos is expected after it’s hard to imagine a multi-week run without a positive case.
EUROPEAN HANDBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN (DENMARK AND NORWAY, DECEMBER 3-20)
GROUPING
Group A – Herning (Denmark): France, Denmark, Montenegro, Slovenia
Group B – Frederikshavn (Denmark): Russia, Sweden, Spain, Czech Republic
Group C – Trondheim (Norway): Holland, HUNGARY, Serbia, Croatia
Group D – Trondheim: Romania, Norway, Germany, Poland
MATCHES OF SELECTED GROUPS IN HUNGARY
December 4, 6.15pm: Hungary – Croatia
December 6, 4:00 p.m. Hungary – Serbia
December 8, 8.30 pm: Holland-Hungary
A BIG FRAME OF THE 35 SELECTED PEOPLE FROM HUNGARY
Goalkeepers: Judge Blanka (FTC), Janurik Kinga (FTC), Szikora Melinda (Siófok), Pásztor Bettina (Kisvárda), Triffa Ágnes (Vác)
More to the right: Doruvya Faluvégi (Győr), Flóra Katona (Mosonmagyaróvár), Anett Kovács (FTC), Viktória Lukács (Győr), Such Nelli (Siófok)
Right: Kiss Nikoletta (Siófok), Klujber Katrin (FTC), Kovács Anna (DVSC), Szekerczés Luca (MTK), Tomori Zsuzsanna (Siófok)
Managers: Anikó Kovacsics (FTC), Rita Lakatos (Vác), Zita Szucsánszki (FTC), Petra Vámos (DVSC), Eszter Tóth (Mosonmagyaróvár)
Adjusters: Anett Kisfaludy (FTC), Noémi Pásztor (FTC), Laura Szabó (Vác), Petra Tóvizi (DVSC), Fanny Helembai (Vác)
Ballers: Klára Csiszár-Szekeres (FTC), Noémi Háfra (FTC), Gréta Kácsor (Vác), Barbara Kopecz (Érd), Szandra Szöllősi-Zácsik (MTK)
Leftmost: Csenge Fodor (Győr), Júlia Hársfalvi (Siófok), Gréta Márton (FTC), Szidónia Puhalák (Győr), Schatzl Nadine (FTC)
A LARGE FRAME FROM THE NETHERLANDS SELECTED 35 PEOPLE
Lois abbingh (Odense Handbold – Denmark), Britt van der Baan (TuS Metzingen – Germany), Debbie bont (Handball Metz – France), Sarah dekker (HSG Bensheim / Auerbach – Germany), Rinka Duijndam (Borussia Dortmund – Germany), Kelly dulfer (Borussia Dortmund – Germany), Merel Freriks (Borussia Dortmund – Germany), Nycke groot (Odense Handbold – Denmark), Tamara haggerty (TuS Metzingen – Germany), Laura van der Heijden (Siófok KC – Hungary), Nathalie Hendrikse (Neckarsulmer SU – Germany), Yara ten holte (Borussia Dortmund – Germany), Dione Housheer (Nyköbing – Denmark), Lynn knippenborg (Neckarsulmer SU – Germany), Jessy kramer (Handball Toulon Saint-Cyr Var – France), Harma van Kreij(Crimea Ljubljana – Slovenia), Jill Kooij (Neckarsulmer SU – Germany), Annick lipman (Byasen – Norway), Angela malestein (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria – Hungary), Anouk Nieuwenweg(Thüringer HC – Germany), Larissa Nusser (Köbenhavn Handbold – Denmark), Claudia Rompen (HH Elite – Denmark), Myrthe schoenaker (HSG Blomberg-Lippe – Germany), Martine Smeets (CSM Bucharest – Romania), Inger Smits (Borussia Dortmund – Germany), Danick snelder (Siófok KC – Hungary), Zoë sprengers (TSV Bayer 04-Leverkusen – Germany), Maxime Struijs (Bad Wildungen Vipers – Germany), Danique trooster (Werder Bremen Handball – Germany), Dionne Visser (HSG Bensheim / Auerbach – Germany), Nikita van der Vliet (Nyköbing – Denmark), Kelly vollebregt (Borussia Dortmund – Germany), Tess wester (Odense Handbold – Denmark), Bo van wetering (TuS Metzingen – Germany), Tessa van zijl (Borussia Dortmund – Germany)
The wide range of all selections can be seen here!
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