Denmark achieve the impossible and repeat the victory handball world cupBeating in the final in Stockholm for the third consecutive time France From 29-34. The Danes, led by Rasmus Schmidt (10 goals), are the first team to win three gold medals.
podium completes it spainwho finished third in the last match Sweden is edged by 36-39, In short the Danes were the executors of the Hispanics in the semi-finals.
France Despite what the scoreboard showed, they tried till the end. At the last moment he collapses and surrenders to the champion. An outcome that represents a change of cycle.
and that’s with the French, six world cups, hand over the baton to a Danish team that before their three in a row had only two silver and one bronze. But there has also been a change of leadership in Denmark,
Danish ‘Thor’ Mikael Hansen has handed over the baton to a storm called Andhi Rasmus Schmidt, author of The Ten Goals In an 11-down match. The awakening of the Hungarian Veszprém central defender came in the second half.
before, in the past, it was till Pytlick with six goals Take charge in attack. France were always trailing on the scoreboard, they were never ahead, but they came back on occasions to reduce the gap to four to one.
Möller and Landin, Walls in the Danish Gol
Both the rubber makers took their toll in the final stretch Guillaume GillesWho saw the dream of seventh world cup shattered. Nedim Remilly was the one who kept the French going in the first half with five of his six total goals.
The Danish goalkeeper was instrumental in Denmark’s qualification for the final. Landin completed 15 stops and was named the game’s MVP for his stellar performance. The goalkeeper also stopped a decisive seven-metre strike from Ferran Sole as the Danes won by only two goals.
In the second, Ludovic Fabregas and Richardson tried to relieve him, but found themselves powerless against the Danish defence. if the target niclas landin was prominent in semi final against spainThe wall in the second half of the final was Kevin Moller.
And meanwhile, the giant Hansen on the bench was enjoying his teammates’ goals and coming out for a seven-metre shot. A display of power, also on the bench, that Denmark has, the current dominance of handball.
