The 27th World Handball Championship 2021!

[bitbollo]

interesting thread since this is not a well known sport in my country and bookmaker rarely offer these type of matches.
let's see if there is an impact by covid19(case of positive etc) , since like other competitions there are big chances introduced by the plague .

[Daniel91]

And finally, as expected, Denmark is the world champion again 
Overall, they showed the most in this tournament, but it must be said that they had a lot of luck against Egypt in the quarterfinals, but when they survived it, after that they were unstoppable.
Goalkeeper Landin was fantastic and saved the Danish team many times in the final and in previous games.
Hansen is the best player in the championship and in the final I was personally surprised by Holm who began to play in the second half as a substitute and decided the game with 4 consecutive goals.
Bravo Denmark!

[cryptofrka]

I agree that Denmark was overall the best team in the competition. They defended their title with style.

I was most impressed by the Swedes though, they played great handball without some of their best players.

We have Olympic qualifications soon, 6 teams are still unqualified.

[Trofo]

I was most impressed with Spain. Everybody was saying old team and not giving them much chances but they played good handball and fallen just a bit short against Denmark. Sweden was really good while they played fast handball and taking chances before opponents defense completely settles. I am still undecided if Denmark managed to stop that in the final or Sweden intentionally opted for more "safe" approach and gifted easier game to Denmark.

Hansen as a best player, not sure about it. He was important for sure but he had some really bad games like the one against Egypt. He gave away a lot of free balls directly to the opponents and almost managed to gift the victory to Egypt with that stupid red card in last seconds. If the best player has to be from Denmark I would give it maybe to Gidsel who came from nowhere and had a great championship.

[Pmalek]

My Swedes didn't win but they played an excellent game nonetheless. They came up against an excellent Landin while Palicka was not on the top of his game. he was even substituted in the 2nd half. As we know, the better defense wins close handball encounters.

During the first half, Denmark was in a 6-0 defensive line and Sweden was able to pass the ball around and combine pretty well. In the second period, the Danes switched to a 5-1 line and this changed Sweden's gameplay. Gottfridsson was isolated and they had difficulties creating chances for their wingers. Too bad. Still, the better team won.