Handball: Double digits margin win streak continues

The Danish handball men emphasized their role as World Cup title favorites with the fourth consecutive double digits margin win, as Germany was beaten 40 – 30 in Tuesday’s game.

That adds to recent wins as Denmark has shown tremendous form, by winning with more than 10 goals in every game of the tournament so far.

Denmark 47 – 22 Algeria  (+25)

Tunisia 21 – 32 Denmark (+11)

Denmark 39 – 20 Italy (+19)

Denmark 40 – 30 Germany (+10)

With the win Denmark is now heading the table of World Cup round 2 – Group 1 – group stage, and can secure their place in the quarter finals tomorrow, by securing a win against Switzerland.

World Cup Round 2 – Group 1

Denmark6 points
Germany4 points
Italy4 points
Switzerland3 points
Czech Republic1 points
Tunisia0 points



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