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Norway, the big favorite at the beginning of the tournament, favorite even before the final, started like a cannon. It was broken at 5 goals, in the middle of the first half, and the last act seemed like a game for Mork and company. However, Olivier Krumbholz, the experienced French coach, risked everything. He called for two timeouts in the first half and cut the momentum of the Nordics.
+24 PHOTOSNorway, new European women’s handball champion
In the second half, Darleux took Leynaud’s place in goal and started the round. The Norwegian stars were no longer inspired by the offense, and the European champion took the lead in the final 10 minutes. A wrong change from Zaadi then upset the balance in the end. Nora Mork hit the ramp at the climax, with two individual actions, and Norway triumphed!
8 European titlesNorway has a record (1998, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2014, 2016 and 2020)
VIDEO. Norwegian women celebrate the European title
.@NORhandball 🇳🇴 Celebrate a record eighth EURO EHF title! 👏👏# ehfeuro2020 #handballispassion pic.twitter.com/o15mAejlQH
– EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) December 20, 2020
FINAL »France – Norway 20-22
min. 60: France misses a counterattack and Norway is European champion! 20-22
min. 56: Zaadi is eliminated after a wrong change. France is equal to one less man! 20-20
min. 55. Nora Mork calls. 19-19
min. 54: Zaadi turns 7 meters! France leads for the first time in the second half. 18-19
min. 52: After a short fight with the defender, Thorir Hergeirsson finally got the ball home. 18-18
min. 51: Niakaté takes a throw-in in the opponent’s corner. 18-18
min. 48: Lacrabere commits a penalty! You can’t block Zaadi on Monday. 17-17
min. Four. Five: Nora Mork responds with an exemplary launch from 7 meters. 15-17
min. 44: Lacrabere shoots as hard as he can from a 7 meter. 15-16
min. 41: Reistad is eliminated for two minutes. France shows signs of returning to the final! 14-16
min. 40: Foppa takes advantage of a negligence in the defense of the Nordics. 13-16
min. 36: Dembélé, the CSM Bucharest winger, scores superbly. 12-16
LOOK: Three saves in a row @CleoDarleux! @FRAHandball 🇫🇷# ehfeuro2020 #handballispassion pic.twitter.com/HpA0YfO7B8
– EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) December 20, 2020
min. 33: France takes all offensive actions in 7 players, without a goalkeeper. Without success so far. 10-14
min. 32: Foppa steals the ball from the Norwegian hand, but only sends it to the crossbar. 10-14
The second half has begun!
47%was the percentage of shots left by Silje Solberg in the first half. Leynaud, on the other hand, had a percentage of 35%
me. 30: Stine Oftedal also hits the ramp, with a trademark action. 9-14
min. 26: Krumbholz is forced to request a new waiting period. 7-12
min. 24: Reistad penetrates with extreme ease through the French defense. 6-11
min. twenty-one: Nora Mork shoots from 7 meters. 6-9
min. twenty: Olivier Krumbholz asks for time to rest. 6-8
min. 17: Leynaud has a sensational intervention against Nora Mork, who appeared surprisingly in the left inter. 6-7
min. 13: Norway is two lengths away for the first time. Solberg intervenes from the 1 vs 1 position with Foppa. 4-6
min. 10: Herrem floats to the far left and scores again. 4-4
min. 8: Pauletta Foppa, the 19-year-old center, scores the third goal of this final. 4-2
4Norway lost the ball in positional attack in the first 7 minutes. France none
min. 4: Veronica Kristiansen caught it coldly for a 1 – 0 lead. Silje Solberg blocks the French action and Kristiansen scores again. 2-2
min. 3: France scores on the counterattack, with a clever pivot ladder. Norway plays inferior. 2-0
The grand finale has begun! France has the first attack.
Croatia – Denmark, 25-19, in the small European final
Croatia had a perfect second half against Denmark. The pivot Katarina Jezic, the author of 5 goals and designated MVP of the final, won each match in the semicircle. He fired 7-meter shots at key moments, and his teammates had a sure hand. The door also worked perfectly.
LOOK: Save! by Tea Pijevic for @HRStwitt 🇭🇷# ehfeuro2020 #handballispassion pic.twitter.com/I6WTp0ZiZM
– EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) December 20, 2020
In the second half, Denmark had a 17-minute period without a goal. The longest in this competition. He finished with an unlikely 25-19 and a first medal in the history of the team led by Nenad Sostarici.
Croatia, bronze medalist at the European Women’s Handball Championship
Croatia do not have big stars in the team. Coach Nenad Sostarici found out just before Euro that he cannot trust the Podravka players, who were quarantined after one of the handball players was discovered with a coronavirus. Under these conditions, he used no less than 9 players from runner-up Lokomotiva Zagreb, a team he is also preparing.
16, last place,It was occupied by Croatia in the last two editions of the European Championship: 2016 and 2018
FINAL »Croatia – Denmark 25-11
Croatia and Denmark compete for third place in this edition. The Croats clearly lost 19-30 to France in the semi-finals, while Norway, the big favorites, barely beat Denmark, 27-24. On paper, the Danes are favorites to win the bronze medal in this final round, but Croatia was the surprise of this edition and could alter the calculations.
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