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In the 2nd round of Group D of the European Women’s Handball Championship in Denmark, Romania defeated Poland 28-24 in the fine, and Norway, which played in the 100th European Championship, beat Germany 42-23. In Group B, the Russians narrowly won.
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| Cristina Neagues beat the Poles to the end (Photo: Kolektiff images) |
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Both teams began defeated, with the Romanians eliminated 22-19 by the Germans and the Poles 35-22 by the Norwegians.
Aneta Labuda seemed to be able to beautify, as she took a 4-1 step at the start of the match, and although the Romanians were even from here, there were already five Poles in the 21st minute (11-6). The difference seemed to stabilize, the Romanians could only get close to one at half-time, and even in the 37th minute the difference was four (17-13).
Then, however, the two Cristina, Neagu and Laslo, took their team on their backs, with only four Polish goals scored in the 56th minute, while the Romanians were right in a row (21-24). Even Lorena Ostase was unstoppable in her hair, the light goals came in a row and the Romanians 28-24they won.
In another group a game Germans lasted about six minutes Norwegian Then Nora Mörkék scored four goals at lightning speed, and then, continuously increasing the lead, there were already nine points in the 25th minute (10-19), compared to which the hair of the playing part was even better for the Germans. 22).
The result of the three more blows from Mörk in the first half started the second half, and then the Norwegians responded with three blows from Julia Maidhof (15-28), in fact the only question was how much would be the difference at the end. In the 58th minute, the 40th Norwegian hit was also born, and the Germans finally suffered the biggest defeat in European Championship history. (23–42).
Mörk scored 12 goals, but to everyone’s surprise, Stine Oftedal became the best of the match. Of course, in this match, almost the entire Norwegian national team could have won this title.
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| Nora Mörk cut 12 goals, but did not get the title of the best of the match (Photo: Kolektiff images) |
B GROUP
Losing big stars before the European Championship Russian Spain team easily after defeating the Swedes with Czechs they reunited but did not start very well as they were burned with three at the start of the 15th minute (8–5). There was no need to wait that long for the translation, they brought a 6-1 period until the 23rd minute.
The Czechs did not give up two or three goals, they caught up with their rival in the 44th minute (18-18), but another good Russian series turned out to be decisive. (22-24).
WOMEN’S HANDBALL EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP, DENMARK
GROUP CIRCUIT
ROUND 1
GROUP C (KOLDING)
20.30: Netherlands-Serbia (TV: Sport1)
ROUND 2
GROUP B (HERNING)
Czech Republic-Russia 22-24 (13-15)
Ld: Jerábková 6, resp. Dmitrijeva, Vegyehina, Samohina, Manaharova 3-3
20.30: Spain-Sweden
| 1. Russia | 2 | 2 | – | – | 55–44 | +11 | 4 |
| 2. Sweden | 1 | 1 | – | – | 27-23 | +4 | 2 |
| 3. Czech Republic | 2 | – | – | 2 | 45–51 | –6 | 0 |
| 4. Spain | 1 | – | – | 1 | 22–31 | –9 | 0 |
GROUP D (KOLDING)
Poland-Romania 24-28 (15-11)
Ld: Rosiak 7, sick. Neagu 8
Germany-Norway 23-42 (14-22)
Ld: Bölk, Smits 4-4, sick N. Mörk 12
| 1. Norway | 2 | 2 | – | – | 77–45 | +32 | 4 |
| 2. Romania | 2 | 1 | – | 1 | 47–46 | +1 | 2 |
| 3. Germany | 2 | 1 | – | 1 | 45–61 | -sixteen | 2 |
| 4. Poland | 2 | – | – | 2 | 46–63 | –17 | 0 |
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