WCh 2015 (Qatar) - Qualification

[Marco Aurelio]

This is a surprise. I expected Hungary and Serbia to get the spots.

I was hoping we could use this absence to rebuild our team since damn near everyone is dealing with some kind of injury, but that's not happening now. I seriously doubt we can deal with Sweden and France like we did in 2012, but I suppose we can get 3rd or 4th place in the group.

Well, it is not such a big surprise, just look at the poll question on the handball planet site, the combo of Serbia/Hungary wasn't even mentionned as a possibility.

[itwas82]

Disgusting... I'm lost for words.

[itwas82]

Disgusting... I'm lost for words.

[Marco Aurelio]

Disgusting... I'm lost for words.

I understand. This situation must be the most bitter for the Koreans.

[TheB]

test

[Rammy]

The IHF selection of Iceland and Saudi Arabia made slightly more sense (other than financially) than the decision to pick Germany. It would seem that the notion of "best placed team in the World Championships" was a one-off to let Germany in. We are back to the Continental championships being used for picking the reserve nations. And so it should be. The Continental championships are the qualifying tournaments, and generally more appropriate. The World championships' present format makes it all depend on the draw. And this year it is worse than ever, of course, the bottom half far far better than the top.

One could argue, like the Swedish coach, that both positions should go to Asia, but that has not been the principle in the past. Under the rules that applied until earlier this year, the World Champion's continent, i.e. Europe got it.

I think that the IHF were right to pick Iceland (though I don't they will excell) and that Hungary can have little to complain of. But what I cannot figure out is why the Saudis got the other place. South Korea finished above the Saudis, didn't they? The IHF say that the Asian Federation nominated Saudi Arabia. Did they? Why?

[Ivar]

But what I cannot figure out is why the Saudis got the other place. South Korea finished above the Saudis, didn't they? The IHF say that the Asian Federation nominated Saudi Arabia. Did they? Why?

Maybe the IHF is hoping that the Saudis will fill the stadiums since they're a neighboring country. Riyadh and al-Ahsa are not that far away.

I don't think many people will fly all the way to Qatar for this joke of a tournament, so we can expect mostly empty stands in most matches, I think.

[Gerzson]

A World Championchip every 4 yrs, as well as a European Championchips every 4rs would upgrate this Tournament, and would also relieve the Players.

A thousand times this. Alfred Gislason has said this many times, there is too much pressure on the players. A player in a top national team will participate in 5 national team tournaments in 4 years (Olympics, the WCh, the Euro, the WCh again, the Euro again) on top of his club duties. That is insane.

That's true. For example in volleyball you have World Championships in 4 years periods, (like Olympic games, football WC or Euro). I can't imagine such a exhausting tournament in every two years...

I think WCH is the money tree of IHF, which they can harvest in every two years. Since there are no other IHF tournament with such a financial potential (what, IHF Superjoke?!), they won't change the system. Even more, I guess those greedy guys would organize the event in every year if they could.

[Arcosh]

Another disaster for IHF:
Germany was given the wild card because of their economic importance and tv attendance. But today german public television ARD/ZDF announced that they will not be broadcasting the WCh 2015 because they couldn't reach an agreement with rightsholder BeIN Sport. According to german news no other tv channel has shown interest yet.

[Ivar]

Another disaster for IHF:
Germany was given the wild card because of their economic importance and tv attendance. But today german public television ARD/ZDF announced that they will not be broadcasting the WCh 2015 because they couldn't reach an agreement with rightsholder BeIN Sport. According to german news no other tv channel has shown interest yet.

Has any TV station anywhere bought the broadcasting rights? I'm not aware of any.

It looks like unless the IHF streams the matches on Youtube themselves, none of us will be able to watch the tournament at all.

I found this hilarious article on the championship website from when the IHF signed the TV rights away to al-Jazeera.

I hope we will reach all handball enthusiasts worldwide with this new partnership in order to further develop our sport. I have some ideas and they have some ideas, and we have to see together how we can promote our sport. In four years we will evaluate where we are and which benefits we could take from this partnership. The revenue of this contract will be directly re-invested in the global development of handball and to exploit new markets, in which BeInSports already has a strong position.

What a joke. But the worst thing is, al-Jazeera has the rights to the 2017 WCh as well.

[Arcosh]

@Ivar:
Last week TV2 (Norway) and RTL Croatia announced that they will be broadcasting the WCh. And of course in France it will be hostbroadcaster BeIN Sport itself.

[MED]

I wonder if there will be a thread for the championship. only few days left for it!

[JanniB]

January 15, 2015

Qatar – Brasil 28-23 (15-12)

Qatar: Zarko Markovic 6, Mahmoud Hassab Alla 6, Rafael Capote 3, Bertrand Roine 3, Eldar Memisevic 3, Youssef Benali 3, Kamalaldin Mallash 2, Abdulla Al-Karbi 1, Hamad Madadi 1

Brasil: Fabio Chiuffa 5, Joao Silva 5, Alexandro Pozzer 4, Felipe Ribeiro 2, Thiagus Petrus 2, Arthur Patrianova 2, Diogo Hubner 1, Lucas Cándido 1, Guilherme de Toledo 1

[JanniB]

Games of January 16, 2015

Bosnia-Herzegovina – Iran 30-26 (12-16)

Bosnia-Herzegovina: Dusko Celica 5, Ivan Karacic 5, Alen Ovcina 4, Dejan Malonovic 3, Muhamed Toromanovic 3, Vladimir Vranjes 3, Faruk Vrazalic 2, Mirsad Terzic 2, Nikola Prce 1, Stefan Jankovic 1,
Kosta Savic 1

Iran: Allahkaram Esteki 7, Omid Sekenari 3, Mojtaba Heydarpour 3, Mohammadreza Rajabi 3, Jalal Kiani 3, Milad Masaeli 2, Ehsan Abouei 2, Sajad Esteki 1, Sajad Nadri 1, Mahdi Bijari 1

Russia– Saudi Arabia 27-17 (7-9)

Russia: Alexander Dereven 4, Dmitry Zhitnikov 4, Daniil Shishkarev 3, Egor Evdokimov 3, Milhail Chipurin 3, Sergey Gorbok 2, Sergey Kudinov 2, Konstantin Igropulo 2, Oleg Skopintsev 1, Pavel Atman 1, Timur Dibirov 1, Samvel Aslanyan 1

Saudi Arabia: Abdullah Alabbas 4, Hussain Alhannabi 4, Hisham Alobaidi 3, Mahdi Alsalem 2, Mojtaba Alsalem 2, Mohammed Alzaer 2, Ahmad Alabdulali 1, Abbas Alsaffar 1

Macedonia – Tunisia 33-25 (18-14)

Macedonia : Kiril Lazarov 10, Dejan Manaskov 6, Filip Mirkulovski 6, Naumce Mojsovski 4, Stojanche Stoilov 4, Goce Georgievski 3

Tunisia: Issam Tej 6, Mosbah Sanai 5, Aymen Hammed 3, Wael Jallouz 2, Amine Bannour 2, Oussama Boughanmi 2, Mahmoud Gharbi 1, Jaleleddine Touati 1, Haykel Mganem 1,. Abdelhak Ben Salah 1, Aymen Toumi 1

Slovenia – Chile 36 -24 (16-14)

Slovenia: Dragan Gajic 9, David Spiler 5, Jure Dolenec 5, Luka Zvizej 4, Uros Zorman 2, Vid Kavticnik 2, Sebastian Skube 2, Jure Natek 2, Marko Bezjak 2, Miha Zvizej 1, Dean Bombac 1, Matej Gaber 1

Chile: Rodrigo Salinas 10, Javier Frelijj 5, Diego Cristian Reyes 3, Nicolas Jofre 2, Erik Caniu 2, Esteban Salinas 1, Rodrigo Diaz 1

Spain – Belarus 38-33 (21-17)

Spain: Julen Aguinagalde 6, Jorge Maqueda 6, Albert Rocas 5, Víctor Tomás 4, Joan Cañellas 4, Raúl Entrerríos 3, Alex Dujshebaev 3, Antonio García 2, Chema Rodríguez 1,
Viran Morros 1, Cristian Ugalde 1, Gedeón Guardiola 1, Valero Rivera 1

Belarus: Aliaksandr Tsitou 5, Siarhei Shylovich 5, Maxim Babichev 4, Viachaslau Shumak 4, Barys Pukhouski 3, Dzmiytry Kamyshyk 3, Dzmitry Nikulenkau 3, Dzianis Rutenka 2, Siarhei Rutenka 1, Ivan Brouka 1, Kiryl Kniazeu 1, Maksim Baranau 1

Algeria– Egypt 21-33 (9-17)

Algeria: Messaoud Layadi 10, El Hadi Biloum 3, Hichem Kaabeche 2, Messaoud Berkous 2, Mohamed Aski Mokrani 2, Khaled Chentout 1, Tarek Boukhemis 1

Egypt: Islam Hassan 5, Ahmed Elahmar 4, Mohamed Ramadan 4, Mohamed Amer 4, Mamdouh Taha 3, Mohamed Elbassiouny 3, Yehia Elderaa 3, Mohamed Hashem 2, Aly Mohamed 2, Ahmed Abdelrahman 2, Mahmoud Radwan 1

Croatia – Austria 32-30 (16-13)

Croatia: Ivan Cupic 11, Domagoj Duvnjak 6, Igor Vori 5, Manuel Strlek 3, Zlatko Horvat 2, Damir Bicanic 1, Marco Kopljar 1, Zeljko Musa 1, Igor Karacic 1, Ivan Sliskovic 1

Austria: Robert Weber 7, Viktor Szilagyi 7, Raul Santos 6, Fabian Posch 4, Maximilian Hermann 2, Janko Bozovic 2, Vytautas Ziura 1, Nikola Bilyk 1

Poland-Germany 26-29 (13-17)

Poland: Krzystof Lijewski 7, Michal Jurecki 5, Bartosz Jurecki 3, Kamil Syprzak 3, Adam Wisniewski 2, Michal Daszek 2, Piotr Chrapkowski 2, Mariusz Jurkiewicz 1, Karol Bielecki 1

Germany: Steffen Weinhold 8, Uwe Gensheimer 7, Patrick Groetzki 4, Martin Strobel 3, Michael Kraus 1, Johannes Sellin 1, Patrick Wiencek 1, Hendrik Pekeler 1, Jens Schöngarth 1, Paul Drux 1

France– Czech 30-27 (16-9)

France: Nikola Karabatic 7, Michaël Guigou 7, Cédric Sorhaindo 5, Guillaume Joli 3, Xavier Barachet 2, Kentin Mahe 2, William Accambray 2, Valentin Porte 2

Czech: Pavel Horak 8, Ondrej Zdrahala 7, Jan Sobol 4, Roman Becvar 2, Petr Linhart 2, Miroslav Jurka 1, Tomas Babak 1, Leos Petrovsky 1, Michal Kasal 1

Sweden - Iceland 24-16 (12-7)

Sweden: Niclas Ekberg 7, Andreas Nilsson 5, Viktor Ostlund 5, Jonas Källman 2, Fredrik Petersen 2, Patrik Fahlgren 2, Lukas Karlsson 1

Iceland: Arnor Atlason 5, Aron Pálmarsson 4, Arnor Thor Gunnarsson 2, Alexander Petersson 1, Ásgeir Örn Hallgrímsson 1, Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson 1, Róbert Gunnarsson 1, Stefán Rafn Sigurmannsson

[JanniB]

Group A Points
1 Slovenia 2
2 Spain 2
3 Qatar 2
4 Belarus 0
5 Brazil 0
6 Chile 0
Group B Points
1 Macedonia 2
2 Bosnia-Herzegovina 2
3 Croatia 2
4 Austria 0
5 Iran 0
6 Tunisia 0
Group C Points
1 Egypt 2
2 Sweden 2
3 France 2
4 Czech Republic 0
5 Iceland 0
6 Algeria 0
Group D Points
1 Russia 2
2 Germany 2
3 Argentina 1
4 Denmark 1
5 Poland 0
6 Saudi Arabia 0

[kleber]

What's up with Argentina?

are they becoming a good handball side?

[kleber]

why Bogdanov is not playing for Russia?injuried

russia keepers are the worst in the competition.

Hopefuly Germany doesn't get a medal,what a joke they should not be in the competition.

Germany-Russia 27-26.

[JanniB]

Games of January 17, 2015

Brazil – Spain 27-29 (14-15)

Brasil: Felipe Ribeiro 5, Guilherme de Toledo 5, Fabio Chiuffa 3, Guilherme Gama 3, Joao Silva 3,
Vinicius Teixeira 2, Thiagus Petrus 2, Lucas Cándido 2, Fernando José Pacheco 1, Henrique Teixeira 1

Spain: Joan Cañellas 8, Valero Rivera 7, Julen Aguinagalde 4, Jorge Maqueda 3, Raúl Entrerríos 2, Gedeón Guardiola 2, Viran Morros 1, Víctor Tomás 1, Antonio García 1

Belarus– Slovenia 29-34 (8-17)

Belarus: Dzianis Rutenka 6, Maxim Babichev 5, Siarhei Rutenka 4, Barys Pukhouski 4, Aliaksandr Tsitou 2, Siarhei Shylovich 2, Viachaslau Shumak 2, Maksim Baranau 2, Kiryl Kniazeu 1, Dzmitry Nikulenkau 1

Slovenia: Dragan Gajic 15, Sebastian Skube 5, Jure Dolenec 4, Uros Zorman 2, Luka Zvizej 2, Jure Natek 2, Miha Zvizej 1, David Spiler 1, Marko Bezjak 1, Matej Gaber 1

Iran – Macedonia 31-33 (17-19)

Iran: Sajad Nadri 9, Allahkaram Esteki 8, Sajad Esteki 6, Mahdi Bijari 3, Omid Sekenari 2, Milad Masaeli 1, Mohammadreza Rajabi 1, Seyed Alireza 1

Macedonia: Kiril Lazarov 11, Vladimir Nedanovski 4, Nemanja Pribak 4, Renato Vugrinec 3, Stojanche Stoilov 3, Goce Georgievski 2, Filip Lazarov 2, Ace Jonovski 1, Filip Mirkulovski 1, Zlatko Mojsoski 1, Naumce Mojsovski 1

Tunisia – Croatia 26-28 (13-14)

Tunisia: Amine Bannour 9, Mosbah Sanai 7, Oussama Boughanmi 3, Issam Tej 2, Haykel Mganem 2, Mahmoud Gharbi 1, Aymen Hammed 1, Abdelhak Ben Salah 1

Croatia: Ivan Cupic 8, Manuel Strlek 7, Marco Kopljar 4, Igor Vori 3, Domagoj Duvnjak 3, Damir Bicanic 2, Zeljko Musa 1

Chile -Qatar 20-27 (9-15)

Chile: Marco Antonio Oneto 4, Rodrigo Salinas 4, Guillermo Araya 3, Diego Cristian Reyes 2, Javier Frelijj 2, Esteban Salinas 1, Rodrigo Diaz 1, Benjamín Callejas 1, Sebastián Ceballos 1, Erik Caniu 1

Qatar: Zarko Markovic 11, Bertrand Roine 4, Youssef Benali 4, Mahmoud Hassab Alla 3, Abdulla Al-Karbi 2, Abdulrazzaq Murad 1, Hamad Madadi 1, Ameen Zakkar 1

Austria – Bosnia & Herzegovina 23-21 (11-12)

Austria: Viktor Szilagyi 4, Raul Santos 4, Robert Weber 3, Lucas Mayer 3, Nikola Bilyk 3, Maximilian Hermann 2, Vytautas Ziura 2, Fabian Posch 2

Bosnia & Herzegovina: Dejan Malinovic 6, Senjamin Buric 4, Ivan Karacic 3, Faruk Vrazalic 2, Alen Ovcina 2, Kosta Savic 1, Mirsad Terzic 1, Vladimir Vranjes 1, Nikola Prce 1

[JanniB]

Games of January 18, 2015

Argentina – Poland 23-24 (12-11)

Argentina: Sebastian Simonet 5, Federico Pizarro 5, Diego Simonet 5, Federico Fernandez 4, Leonardo Querin 2, Federico Vieyra 1, Juan Pablo Fernandez 1

Poland: Krzystof Lijewski 5, Bartosz Jurecki 5, Przemyslaw Krajewski 5, Michal Jurecki 4, Mariusz Jurkiewicz 2, Michal Daszek 2, Kamil Syprzak 1

Iceland – Algeria 32-24 (12-13)

Iceland: Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson 8, Aron Pálmarsson 7, Alexander Petersson 6, Róbert Gunnarsson 4, Vignir Svavarsson 2, Snorri Gudjonsson 2, Arnor Thor Gunnarsson 2, Ásgeir Örn Hallgrímsson 1

Algeria : Messaoud Berkous 5, Riad Chehbour 4, Hichem Kaabeche 3, Rabah Soudani 3, Hichem Daoud 2, Mohamed Aski Mokrani 2, Belgacem Filah 2, Khaled Chentout 2, Abderrahim Berriah 1

Germany– Russia 27-26 (9-13)

Germany: Uwe Gensheimer 9, Patrick Groetzki 6, Patrick Wiencek 4, Michael Kraus 2, Steffen Weinhold 2, Paul Drux 2, Martin Strobel 1, Stefan Kneer 1

Russia : Timur Dibirov 6, Konstantin Igropulo 6, Dmitry Kovalev 3, Mikhail Chipurin 3, Pavel Atman 3, Sergei Gorbok 3, Dmitry Zhitnikov 2

Egypt – France 24-28 (11-14)

Egypt: Mohamed Amer 5, Mohamed Ramadan 4, Aly Mohamed 4, Ahmed Elahmar 2, Mohamed Hashem 2, Eslam Issa 2, Ahmed Abdelrahman 2, Mamdouh Abou Ebaid 2,
Mahmoud Radwan 1

France: Nikola Karabatic 6, William Accambray 5, Michaël Guigou 4, Cédric Sorhaindo 4, Xavier Barachet 4, Valentin Porte 3, Jérôme Fernandez 1, Guillaume Joli 1

Czech– Sweden 22-36 (10-19)

Czech : Jan Sobol 5, Tomas Babak 5, Pavel Horak 4, Petr Linhart 2, Ondrej Zdrahala 1, Roman Becvar 1, Jakub Hrstka 1, Jiri Motl 1, Leos Petrovsky 1

Sweden: Kim Andersson 10, Fredrik Petersen 6, Viktor Ostlund 5, Markus Olsson 4, Niclas Ekberg 3, Andreas Nilsson 3, Jonas Källman 2, Lukas Karlsson 1, Patrik Fahlgren 1, Anton Halén 1

[JanniB]

Games of January 19, 2015

Belarus– Brazil 29-34 (12-16)

Belarus: Dzianis Rutenka 6, Dzmitry Nikulenkau 6, Siarhei Rutenka 5, Kiryl Kniazeu 3, Aleh Astrashapkin 3, Barys Pukhouski 2, Maxim Babichev 2, Dzmiytry Kamyshyk 1, Viachaslau Shumak 1

Brazil: Felipe Ribeiro 8, Fabio Chiuffa 8, Thiagus Petrus 6, Gustavo Cardoso 4, Guilherme Gama 4, Alexandro Pozzer 1, Henrique Teixeira 1, Lucas Cándido 1, Joao Silva 1

Spain – Chile 37-16 (14-7)

Spain: Cristian Ugalde 6, Valero Rivera 6, Antonio García 5, Víctor Tomás 4, Juan Andreu 4, Alex Dujshebaev 4, Albert Rocas 3, Chema Rodríguez 1, Julen Aguinagalde 1, Raúl Entrerríos 1, Jorge Maqueda 1, Gedeón Guardiola 1

Chile: Guillermo Araya 3, Javier Frelijj 3, Marco Antonio Oneto 2, Nicolas Jofre 2, Cristian Moll 1, Diego Cristian Reyes 1, Rodrigo Diaz 1, Benjamín Callejas 1, Sebastián Ceballos 1, Erik Caniu 1

Croatia – Iran 41-22 (19-13)

Croatia: Zlatko Horvat 12, Igor Karacic 5, Luka Stepancic 4, Ivan Nincevic 4, Ivan Sliskovic 4, Manuel Strlek 3, Domagoj Duvnjak 2, Zeljko Musa 2, Igor Vori 1, Jakov Gojun 1, Marco Kopljar 1,Ilija Brozovic 1

Iran: Sajad Esteki 6, Allahkaram Esteki 4, Milad Masaeli 2, Mojtaba Heydarpour 2, Mahdi Bijari 2, Jalal Kiani 2, Omid Sekenari 1, Amin Kazemi 1, Sajad Nadri 1, Ehsan Abouei 1, Afshin Sadeghi 1, Seyed Alireza 1

Bosnia & Herzegovina – Macedonia 22-25 (11-13)

Bosnia &Herzegovina: Senjamin Buric 4, Dejan Malinovic 4, Muhamed Toromanovic 3, Faruk Vrazalic 2, Ivan Karacic 2, Nikola Prce 2, Josip Peric 2, Vladimir Vranjes 1, Alen Ovcina 1, Dusko Celica 1

Macedonia: Dejan Manaskov 6, Kiril Lazarov 3, Goce Georgievski 3, Filip Mirkulovski 3, Naumce Mojsovski 3, Nemanja Pribak 3, Renato Vugrinec 2, Stojanche Stoilov 1, Nikola Markoski 1

Slovenia – Qatar 29-31 (15-18)

Slovenia: Jure Dolenec 8, Luka Zvizej 7, Sebastian Skube 5, Uros Zorman 3, Dragan Gajic 3, Vid Kavticnik 1, Marko Bezjak 1, Matej Gaber 1

Qatar: Rafael Capote 12, Kamalaldin Mallash 7, Zarko Markovic 5, Jovo Damjanovic 3, Eldar Memisevic 2, Youssef Benali 1, Mahmoud Hassab Alla 1

[JanniB]

Group A GAMES POINTS
1 Spain 3 6
2 Qatar 3 6
3 Slovenia 3 4
4 Brazil 3 2
5 Belarus 3 0
6 Chile 3 0
Group B G P
1 Croatia 3 6
2 Macedonia 3 6
3 Austria 3 3
4 Bosnia-Herzegovina 3 2
5 Tunisia 3 1
6 Iran 3 0
Group C G P
1 Sweden 2 4
2 France 2 4
3 Egypt 2 2
4 Iceland 2 2
5 Czech Republic 2 0
6 Algeria 2 0
Group D G P
1 Germany 2 4
2 Denmark 2 3
3 Russia 2 2
4 Poland 2 2
5 Argentina 2 1
6 Saudi Arabia 2 0

[kleber]

oh go to Hell Russia!!!!!!!!another game lose by one goal.

just pack your bags and return home.

hopefuly argentina beats russia and no last 16 for them.

[JanniB]

Games of January 20, 2015

Argentina – Saudi Arabia 32-20 (13-11)

Argentina: Federico Pizarro 7, Sebastian Simonet 6, Pablo Simonet 5, Federico Fernandez 4, Facundo Cangiani 4, Juan Pablo Fernandez 2, Diego Simonet 2, Sergio Crevatín 1, Pablo Portela 1

Saudi Arabia: Hassan Aljanabi 5, Abdullah Alabbas 3, Hisham Alobaidi 2, Mohammed Alzaer 2, Ahmad Alabdulali 2, Abbas Alsaffar 2, Hussain Alhannabi 1, Mohammed Alabas 1, Ahmed Hazazi 1, Aboullah Alhulaili 1

Poland – Russia 26-25 (12-13)

Poland: Andrzej Rojewski 6, Bartosz Jurecki 4, Krzystof Lijewski 3, Karol Bielecki 3, Michal Jurecki 3, Adam Wisniewski 3, Mariusz Jurkiewicz 2, Przemyslaw Krajewski 1, Piotr Chrapkowski 1

Russia: Daniil Shishkarev 7, Sergei Gorbok 6, Konstantin Igropulo 5, Alexander Dereven 3, Timur Dibirov 2, Mikhail Chipurin 1, Dmitry Zhitnikov 1

Czech – Egypt 24-27 (10-13)

Czech: Jakub Hrstka 5, Filip Jicha 4, Jan Sobol 3, Ondrej Zdrahala 3, Miroslav Jurka 3, Tomas Babak 2, Pavel Horak 1, Jiri Motl 1, Jakub Sindelar 1, Leos Petrovsky 1

Egypt: Ahmed Elahmar 6, Mohamed Hashem 4, Eslam Issa 4, Aly Mohamed 3, Yehia Elderaa 3, Mohamed Amer 2, Mohamed Elbassiouny 2, Mohamed Ramadan 1, Ahmed Abdelrahman 1, Mamdouh Abou Ebaid 1
France – Iceland 26-26 (12-14)

France: Nikola Karabatic 6, Cédric Sorhaindo 6, Guillaume Joli 4, William Accambray 3, Michaël Guigou 2, Luka Karabatic 2, Daniel Narcisse 2, Valentin Porte 1

Isceland: Aron Pálmarsson 6, Alexander Petersson 4, Ásgeir Örn Hallgrímsson 4, Snorri Gudjonsson 4, Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson 3, Róbert Gunnarsson 2, Arnor Thor Gunnarsson 2, Kári Kristján Kristjánsson 1

Sweden – Algeria 27-19 (15-6)

Sweden: Jonas Källman 6, Andreas Nilsson 4, Niclas Ekberg 3, Fredrik Petersen 3, Jesper Nielsen 3, Lukas Karlsson 2, Patrik Fahlgren 2, Tobias Karlsson 1, Niclas Barud 1, Markus Olsson 1, Anton Halén 1, Magnus Persson 1

Algeria: Hichem Daoud 7, Messaoud Berkous 3, Rabah Soudani 2, Ayatallah K. Hamoud 2, Mohamed Aski Mokrani 2, Hichem Kaabeche 1, Abderrahim Berriah 1, Tarek Boukhemis 1

[JanniB]

Game of January 20, 2015

Denmark – Germany 30-30 (16-16)

I.

01:05 1-0 Rasmus Lauge
01:53 1-1 Uwe Gensheimer
03:20 1-2 Steffen Weinhold
04:13 1-3 Patrick Groetzki
04:42 2-3 René Toft Hansen
05:21 3-3 René Toft Hansen
07:18 3-4 Uwe Gensheimer
07:56 4-4 Henrik Toft Hansen
08:49 4-5 Steffen Weinhold
09:26 5-5 Mads Christiansen
10:29 5-6 Paul Drux
12:12 5-7 Martin Strobel
12:55 6-7 Anders Eggert
14:37 7-7 Lasse Svan Hansen
15:06 7-8 Patrick Groetzki
16:00 8-8 Anders Eggert
17:14 9-8 Lasse Svan Hansen
18:13 9-9 Steffen Weinhold
18:32 10-9 Mikkel Hansen
18:57 10-10 Paul Drux
19:40 10-11 Uwe Gensheimer
20:20 11-11 Mikkel Hansen
22:18 11-12 Hendrik Pekeler
22:31 12-12 Mads Christiansen
22:41 12-13 Patrick Wiencek
23:08 13-13 Lasse Svan Hansen
24:22 13-14 Uwe Gensheimer
25:01 14-14 Mikkel Hansen
25:15 14-15 Uwe Gensheimer
27:18 15-15 Mads Christiansen
28:02 16-15 Henrik Møllgaard
28:55 16-16 Steffen Weinhold

II.

00:34 16-17 Martin Strobel
01:14 17-17 Anders Eggert
02:19 18-17 Mikkel Hansen
02:49 18-18 Hendrik Pekeler
03:49 18-19 Patrick Groetzki
04:30 19-19 Mads Christiansen
05:46 20-19 Henrik Toft Hansen
06:53 20-20 Martin Strobel
07:19 20-21 Patrick Groetzki
07:43 21-21 Mads Christiansen
08:43 21-22 Steffen Weinhold
10:16 21-23 Steffen Weinhold
14:19 21-24 Uwe Gensheimer
15:05 22-24 Anders Eggert
16:08 23-24 Anders Eggert
17:03 23-25 Hendrik Pekeler
17:24 24-25 Mikkel Hansen
18:56 24-26 Patrick Groetzki
20:11 24-27 Steffen Weinhold
20:59 25-27 Mads Christiansen
22:15 26-27 Bo Spellerberg
22:55 26-28 Patrick Groetzki
23:37 27-28 Casper Mortensen
25:03 28-28 Hans Lindberg
25:34 28-29 Paul Drux
26:21 29-29 Mikkel Hansen
27:26 29-30 Steffen Weinhold
29:26 30-30 Hans Lindberg

[JanniB]

Standings
Group A Point Games
1 Spain 6 3
2 Qatar 6 3
3 Slovenia 4 3
4 Brazil 2 3
5 Belarus 0 3
6 Chile 0 3
Group B Point Games
1 Croatia 6 3
2 Macedonia 6 3
3 Austria 3 3
4 Bosnia-Herzegovina 2 3
5 Tunisia 1 3
6 Iran 0 3
Group C Point Games
1 Sweden 6 3
2 France 5 3
3 Egypt 4 3
4 Iceland 3 3
5 Czech Republic 0 3
6 Algeria 0 3
Group D Point Games
1 Germany 5 3
2 Denmark 4 3
3 Poland 4 3
4 Argentina 3 3
5 Russia 2 3
6 Saudi Arabia 0 3