19 January 2024 at 19:33 Norwegian upturn in handball EC – clinging to razor-thin hope In the third important match in the main round, victory finally came for Norway’s handball men with 35-32 over the Netherlands. – It’s a wonderful feeling. We should be proud of that, because it has really burned a bit around us. It hasn’t been so fun to stand in it, says star player Sander Sagosen to news. Jonas Wille’s team was down 16-18 at the break, but turned around to win with a good second half. Goalkeeper Kristian Sæverås was voted the best on the field, including for a period of almost six minutes without going backwards shortly after half-time. – It has been difficult for the team and for me. Gaining some confidence and taking it with you further into the championship is good. We have had a hard time in recent days, says Sæverås to news. Norway thus has two points in the main round, where the group consists of six teams. Only the best two go to the semi-finals. Denmark, Sweden and Portugal top the group with four points. The latter, like Norway, have two matches left, while Denmark and Sweden – who meet later on Friday evening – have three matches left. For Norway to go to the semi-finals, they are dependent on victory against Denmark and Sweden, while at the same time a maximum of one other team in the group can get more than six points. – It will be a very difficult task to beat Denmark, but it is handball and anything is possible, says Sagosen. If two or more teams end up with the same number of points, then it is the mutual result that applies.
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