zna on jako dobro kaje rekel i kak se prema tome ponasati...

Strlek nie na spisok zato sta ne ni zele ep igrati zele mesec i pol odmor madea ga razumem igra coveku na tri fronta ova jesen a madzarska liga po ozbilna i kvalutetna nego seha. mislim da u buducnost sve vise igraca ce odbie ep i sp posebno kada ima 3 natacanja u 12 meseca ep, oi i sp. no toa je problem za ihf i ehf.

cervar ode nakon olimpiadu

Ocito je vecini promaklo, da je HH (trener "Nexea") ponovno u stožeru reprezentacije; mislila sam da trebas imati neke rezultate za to mjesto, ali ocito ne ??

Zvati u stožer osobu koja preferira rukomet 20. stoljeca,  je jako "pametan" potez! :D

Infront sells out Men's EHF EURO 2020 sponsorship with Unibet deal

Infront, a Wanda Sports Group company, has secured betting brand Unibet, part of Kindred Group, as a partner for the Men's and Women's EHF EUROs 2020. The agreement, signed by Unibet's parent company Kindred Group, means the men's event has sold out all eight sponsorship packages available. Unibet will also return to the women's tournament following a successful partnership at the 2018 edition in France. Julien Ternisien, Senior Vice President at Infront, said: "Kindred Group's decision to expand their presence at the EHF EUROs speaks volumes about the impact its sponsorship had at the women's event in 2018. In addition, the fact all eight packages have been sold for the men's event highlights the value sponsors continue to put in men's handball." Timothy Mastelinck, Global Head of Sponsorships at Kindred Group, said: "Handball is continuing to grow in popularity and as a result the opportunity to bet on the sport is gaining traction. We are driven by a passion for sportsmanship and fair play, values we share with the EHF so continuing this partnership was logical for us. We want to offer our customers an honest, transparent and safe gaming experience and ensure they are aware of their gaming behaviour so they can play responsibly.

MORE LIVE EHF EURO 2020 ACTION SET FOR FREE-TO-AIR TV IN GERMANY

The coveraqe of the Men’s EHF EURO 2020 is set to increase with the news that more matches will be available on free-to-air TV in Germany. DOSB New Media GmbH, operator of Sportdeutschland.TV, has secured the broadcasting rights for all games without German participation, while Eurosport will broadcast a total of 18 games that also will not feature the German national team live on Free TV on Eurosport 1. SportA GmbH, the sports rights agency of ARD and ZDF, has sublicensed the corresponding rights to the EHF European Handball Championship. Eurosport will show the semi-finals and final live on Eurosport 1 – unless, of course, any of those matches feature Germany. Christian Prokop’s side get their tournament under way with a game against the Netherlands in Trondheim on 9 January before taking on Spain and Latvia. Fans in Germany will be able to watch the tournament live via public broadcaster ARD/ZDF, after they retainted the rights to show the tournament in October last year. It means even more free-to-air coverage of the historic tournament, where 24 teams will compete for the first time to win Europe’s top prize. Last month, Austrian broadcaster ORF committed to showing matches featuring Austria’s national teams.

U Nemacke prenosi 3 kanala ZDF, ARD i Europsort i onaj livestream kanal

zanimljivi statistiki za ep. kojoj voopste nie staro natacanje prvo ep se odigrao 1994. inace i najkvalitetno natacanje i najtesko osvoiti. samo 6 drzavi ga osvoio sa druga strana ima dosta koj osvio medalja

zlato na ep

1.Svedska 4 puta

2.Francija 3 puta

3.Danska 2 puta

4.Nemacka 2 puta

5.Spanija jednom

6.Rusija jednom

Five players who can make history at EHF EURO 2020

The Men’s EHF EURO 2020 will be the biggest ever with 24 teams competing in Sweden, Austria and Norway. The tournament might become special for another reason as well, as some all-time records of the European Championship are likely to be broken in January. Especially five players, some already owning various best marks, could rewrite the EHF EURO history books. 1. Nikola Karabatic, France He is a four-time world champion, three-time EHF EURO champion, double Olympic champion, and three-time World Player of the Year. And no one has played more matches at EHF EURO events than Nikola Karabatic: 60. In 2018 in Croatia, Karabatic overtook his current coach, Didier Dinart, who played 57 EHF EURO games for France. If France win the title in January, Karabatic would become the first non-Swedish player with four EHF EURO titles. So far, only Ola Lindgren, Staffan Olsson, Stefan Lövgren, Magnus Wislander and Martin Frandesjö have reached this milestone. Also in number of goals scored, Karabatic is one of the leading player in EHF EURO history: he is second on the all-time scorers’ list, 14 goals behind his Paris Saint-Germain HB teammate Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson. 2. Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson, Iceland Going into his 11th straight EHF EURO, Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson is the only player who has been part of all European Championships this century, following his tournament debut in 2000. In this competition he has played 52 matches for Iceland. The left wing is the tournament’s all-time top scorer with 270 goals, followed by Karabatic (256) and yet another PSG player, Denmark’s Mikkel Hansen (194). 3. Kiril Lazarov, North Macedonia The Macedonian goal machine holds two very special records. In 2009 in Croatia, he set the best mark for most goals at a World Championship when netting 92 times. In 2012 in Serbia, he set a similar record at the EHF EURO, with 39 goals. And he can still produce the goods: in 2017 in France, he again become top scorer of the World Championship. So, what will be in store from the HBC Nantes star at the EHF EURO 2020? 4. Mikkel Hansen, Denmark Neither Ivano Balic not Nikola Karabatic achieved the feat. In January, Mikkel Hansen can do it: becoming the first ever player to be MVP and gold medallist of the three major tournaments at the same time. Hansen, 32, was MVP and won gold at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio and the World Championship 2019. Denmark can become the second nation, after France, to hold all major trophies in men’s handball at the same time. Like Karabatic, Hansen is a three-time World Player of the Year. He is third on the EJF EURO top scorers’ list among all players who take part in the EHF EURO 2020. 5. Didier Dinart No, he is not back on court again. But France head coach Didier Dinart, the former world-class defender, can become the first man to win EHF EURO gold as a player and as a coach. As a player he lifted the trophy in 2006 and 2010. Another coaches’ record is held by Ulrik Wilbek, who is the only one to have steered a women’s and a men’s team to the EHF EURO podium: in both cases Denmark (with the women in 1994 and 1996, with the men in 2008 and 2012). 6. Mr. X? Can anyone leave Kjetil Strand behind? The Norwegian holds a special record as he netted 19 times in Norway’s 36:33 win over Iceland at the EHF EURO 2006 in Switzerland, a record for most goals in a single EHF EURO match. No one has come really close since, though in 2018 top scorer Ondrej Zdrahala of Czech Republic had a strong effort when he scored 14 goals for Czech Republic against Hungary (33:27).

Men’s EHF EURO facts and figures: Multiple winners 4 titles: Ola Lindgren, Staffan Olsson, Stefan Lövgren, Magnus Wislander, Martin Frandesjö (all Sweden/all 1994, 1998, 2000, 2002) 3 titles: Thierry Omeyer, Nikola Karabatic, Michael Guigou, Jerome Fernandez, Daniel Narcisse (all France/all 2006, 2010, 2014); Pierre Thorsson, Robert Andersson, Robert Hedin (all Sweden/all 1994, 1998, 2000); Peter Gentzel, Ljubomir Vranjes, Johan Pettersson, Martin Boquist, Thomas Sivertsson, Andreas Larsson (all Sweden/all 1998, 2000, 2002) 2 titles: Kasper Nielsen, Hans Lindberg, Bo Spellerberg, Lars Christiansen, Kasper Söndergaard (all Denmark/all 2008, 2012); Tomas Svensson, Magnus Andersson (both Sweden/both 1994, 2002); Jan Stankiewicz, Andreas Lundquist, Henrik Andersson, Marcus Wallgren (all Sweden/all 1998, 2000); Bertrand Gille, Guillaume Gille, Didier Dinart, Dauda Karaboue, Sebastian Bosquet (all France/all 2006, 2010); Cedric Sorhaindo, Guillaume Joli (both France/both 2010, 2014) Winning head coaches 4 titles: Bengt Johansson (Sweden) - Sweden 1994, 1998, 2000, 2002 3 titles: Claude Onesta (France) - France 2006, 2010, 2014 2 titles: Ulrik Wilbek (Denmark) - Denmark 2008, 2012 (also: Denmark women 1994, 1996) 1 title: Vladimir Maximov (Russia) - Russia 1996; Heiner Brand (Germany) - Germany 2004; Dagur Sigurdsson (Iceland) - Germany 2016; Jordi Ribera (Spain) - Spain 2018 Most matches: 60 - Nikola Karabatic (France, 2004-18) 57 - Didier Dinart (France, 1998-2012) 54 - Igor Vori (Croatia, 2004-14, 2018) 53 - Michael V. Knudsen (Denmark, 2000-2010, 2014) 53 - Jerome Fernandez (France, 1998, 2002-14) 52 - Lars Christiansen (Denmark, 1996, 2000-12) 52 - Luc Abalo (France, 2006-18) 52 - Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson (Iceland, 2000-18) 51 - Raul Entrerrios (Spain, 2004, 2008-18) 51 - Daniel Narcisse (France, 2000-02, 2006-16) Most goals (in total): 270 - Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson (Iceland) 256 - Nikola Karabatic (France) 203 - Stefan Lövgren (Sweden) 194 - Mikkel Hansen (Denmark) 188 - Lars Christiansen (Denmark) 183 - Olafur Stefansson (Iceland) 182 - Filip Jicha (Czech Republic) 177 - Luc Abalo (France) 176 - Eduard Koksharov (Russia) 172 - Jerome Fernandez (France) Top scorers (per event): 1994 in Portugal: Vasiliy Kudinov (Russia) - 50 goals 1996 in Spain: Thomas Knorr (Germany) - 41 goals 1998 in Italy: Jan Filip (Czech Republic) - 48 goals 2000 in Croatia: Oleg Velyky (Ukraine) - 46 goals 2002 in Sweden: Olafur Stefansson (Iceland) - 58 goals 2004 in Slovenia: Mirza Dzomba (Croatia) - 46 goals 2006 in Switzerland: Siarhei Rutenka (Slovenia) - 51 goals 2008 in Norway: Ivano Balic (Croatia) - 44 goals 2010 in Austria: Filip Jicha (Czech Republic) - 53 goals 2012 in Serbia: Kiril Lazarov (North Macedonia) - 61 goals 2014 in Denmark: Joan Canellas (Spain) - 50 goals 2016 in Poland: Valero Rivera (Spain) - 48 goals 2018 in Croatia: Ondrej Zdrahala (Czech Republic) - 55 goals

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