Spain, Sweden, and Tunisia Secure Spots in Main Groups of Men’s Handball World Championship

On Saturday, Spain, Sweden, and Tunisia were among the teams to qualify for the main groups of the Men’s Handball World Championship, hosted by Norway, Denmark, and Croatia. Joining them are Slovenia, Iceland, and Qatar, completing the roster of teams advancing to the next phase.

Denmark, the reigning three-time world champions, delivered a dominant performance against Italy, securing a 39-20 victory to enter the main round with the maximum possible points (four).

Saturday’s Results:

Group B (Herning, Denmark):

• Denmark 39-20 Italy
• Algeria 25-26 Tunisia

Final Standings for Group B:

1. Denmark – 6 points
2. Italy – 4 points
3. Tunisia – 2 points
4. Algeria – 0 points

Group C (Poreč, Croatia):

• Qatar 25-22 Kuwait
• France 35-27 Austria

Final Standings for Group C:

1. France – 6 points
2. Austria – 4 points
3. Qatar – 2 points
4. Kuwait – 0 points

Group F (Oslo, Norway):

• Chile 30-42 Sweden
• Spain 39-20 Japan

Final Standings for Group F:

1. Sweden – 4 points
2. Spain – 4 points
3. Chile – 0 points
4. Japan – 0 points

Group G (Zagreb, Croatia):

• Iceland 40-19 Cuba
• Cape Verde 24-36 Slovenia

Final Standings for Group G:

1. Slovenia – 4 points
2. Iceland – 4 points
3. Cape Verde – 0 points
4. Cuba – 0 points

The top three teams from each group advance to the main round, where they will continue their quest for the championship title.