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Delivering a huge comeback in the second half against co-hosts Sweden, Spain sealed their second bronze medal in a row at the IHF Men’s World Championship with a 39:36 win. The two sides combined for 75 goals, a new scoring record for a bronze-medal match in 28 editions of the world handball flagship competition. Bronze-medal Match Sweden vs Spain 36:39 (22:18)

Sweden are hosting the IHF Men's World Championship for the fifth time in history and they have never finished outside the top 5 in any of those competitions. This time around, the Scandinavian side are in the semi-finals and have started the competition with seven wins in a row for the third time in history.

Sweden claimed their fifth consecutive win at the World Championship and booked their ticket for the quarter-finals. Andreas Palicka between the posts became a nightmare for Iceland's attackers and helped his team to seal the comfortable win in front of more than 10,000 chanting fans in Scandinavium Arena. Main Round Group II Iceland vs Sweden 30:35 (16:17)

Un gol de Álex Dujshebaev a falta de cuarenta segundos para la conclusión consumó el triunfo del equipo español, que trece años después volverá a pelear por los metales en unos Juegos Olímpicos, tras imponerse este martes por 33-24 a Suecia en un encuentro en el que Los Hispanos contaban con una desventaja de cuatro tantos (25-29) a falta de la conclusión. Su próximo rival será también de órdago: Dinamarca. Pero si Dujshebaev fue el encargado de rematar el triunfo español, el r...