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IHF | Can France finally stop Sweden in the semi-final? - Vimarsana News

IHF | Can France finally stop Sweden in the semi-final?

Co-hosts Sweden have a chance to secure a third consecutive appearance in the finals of the World Championship and EHF EURO against a familiar foe - France. European champions met with 'Les Experts' in the semi-finals of the 2021 IHF Men's World Championship and EHF EURO 2022, with history repeating itself in Stockholm on Friday (27 January) night.

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IHF | Flawless 7:0 run sends Sweden to semi-final - Vimarsana News

IHF | Flawless 7:0 run sends Sweden to semi-final

A 7:0 unanswered run that spanned over 11 minutes helped Sweden clinch their second consecutive semi-final berth at the IHF Men’s World Championship with a 26:22 win over Egypt, which have been eliminated at this stage of the competition for the third time in a row. Quarter-final Sweden vs Egypt 26:22 (14:9)

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From the sofa to making miracles in Egypt - Vimarsana News

From the sofa to making miracles in Egypt

From the sofa to making miracles in Egypt EHF / Björn Pazen02 February 2021, 11:00 Share URL via E-Mail Copy URL to clipboard It was one of the craziest stories of recent years. Andy Schmid, one of the best playmakers in European and global handball looked set to never compete at a World Championship. In 2020, the star of Rhein-Neckar Löwen had steered Switzerland to an EHF EURO after a 14-year absence and finally, in 2021, the 37-year-old had his first appearance on the global stage. Last year, at the EHF EURO 2020, he had scored 15 goals in the match ...

18 teams represent Europe at largest World Championship to date - Vimarsana News

18 teams represent Europe at largest World Championship to date

PREVIEW: The “usual suspects” are the favourites again and while Denmark try to defend their title, many top stars ruled out from the event