EHF EURO 2014 Croatia-Hungary-participants are ready

Qualifications for the EHF Euro 2014 from Hungary and Croatia has arrived to an end, below the last results from the groups:

Group 1:

Austria –  Denmark 29 – 33 (14 – 16)

Topscorers: Katrin Engel (AUT) 8 goals and  Line Jörgensen (DEN) 8 goals

Lithuania – Ukraine 25 – 36 (12 – 15)

Topscorers: Diana Satkauskaite (LTU) 5 goals and Yulia Managarova (UKR) 8 goals

Denmark – Lithuania 35 – 27 (21 – 12)

Topscorers: Line Jörgensen (DEN) 7 goals and Laima Bernativiciute (LTU) 10 goals

Ukraine –  Austria 33 – 24 (17 – 10)

Topscorers: Olha Nikolayenko (UKR) 12 goals and Sonja Frey(AUT) 9 goals

Denmark qualified on the first place, Ukraine made it also to ECh after beating Austria in a crucial match by 9 goals.

Group 2:

Slovakia –  France 24 – 24 (15 – 12)

Topscorers: Petra Benuskova (SVK) 5 goals and Grace Zaadi-Audrey Deroin (FRA) 4 goals each

Finland –  Iceland 20 – 29 (6 – 18)

Topscorers: Lönnborg (FIN) 8 goals and Hildigunnur Einarsdottír (ISL) 6 goals

Iceland –  Slovakia 30 – 28 (16 – 12)

Topscorers: Karen Knuttsdottír (ISL) 10 goals and Simona Szarkova (SVK) 10 goals

France  Finland 36 – 13 (14 – 5)

Topscorers: Alexandra Lacrabére- Laura Gaudefroy (FRA) 8 goals each and Ax (FIN) 3 goals

France took the first spot of the group, meanwhile Slovakia has produced a big surprise by keeping one point at home against France, which was their EHF Euro ticket to Hungary-Croatia in december. Slovakians has qualified to the ECh after twenty years.

Group 3

Poland –  Montenegro 22 – 25 (11 – 10)

Topscorers: Alina Wojtas (POL) 6 goas and Katarina Bulatovic (MNE) 8 goals

Portugal –  Cech Republic 23 – 33 (9 – 14)

Topscorers: Claudia Aguira (POR) 7 goals and Iveta Luzumova (CZE) 6 goals

Czech Republic – Poland 22 – 25 (10 – 16)

Topscorers: Hana Kutlvasrova (CZE) 7 goals and Karolina Kudlacz (POL) 8 goals

Montenegro –  Portugal 22  –  22 (13 – 12)

Topscorers: Djurdjina Malovic (MNE) 8 goals and Mariana Ferreira Lopes (POR) 6 goals

Montenegro has qualified to the ECh by winning this grop, meanwhile Poland made it to the Ech by winning the Czech team in Brno with three goals, and scoring more goals away (the rule has been modified recently…).

Group 4

Turkey –  Spain 16 – 27 (6 – 13)

Topscorers: Diqdem Hosgör (TUR) 4 goals and Alexandrian Barbosa (ESP) 6 goals

Italy –  Netherlands 20 – 24 (10 – 13)

Topscorers: Cristina Gheorhge (ITA) 7 goals and Myrthe Schoenacker (NED) 5 goals

Spain – Italy 27 – 19 (14 – 10)

Topscorers: Alexandrina Barbosa (ESP) 7 goals and Cristina Gheorghe (ITA) 7 goals

Netherlands – Turkey 37 – 21 (18 – 12)

Topscorers: Laura Van der Heijden (NED) 8 goals and Asli Iskit – Sibel Karameke – Yasemin Sahin (TUR) 3 goals each

Netherlands and Spain will be present at the ECh in december.

Group 5

Slovenia – Sweden 27 – 24 (14 – 17)

Topscorers: Ana Gros- Nelly Irman (SLO) 5 goals each and Isabell Gulldén (SWE) 8 goals

Switzerland –  Serbia 20 – 23 (12 – 13)

Topscorers: Nicole Dinkel (SUI) 5 goals and Andrea Lekic (SRB) 5 goals

Sweden  – Switzerland 36 – 17 (18 – 6)

Topscorers: Anna Maria Johanson (SWE) 6 goals and Karen Weigelt (SUI) 6 goals

Serbia –  Slovenia 32 – 25 (18 – 15)

Topscorers: Andrea Lekic (SRB) 9 goals and Ana Gros (SLO) 6 goals

Sweden were outstanding, Serbia pushed also through, and will pay at the ECh.

Group 6

Belarus –  Romania 28 – 30 (13 – 14)

Topscorers: Karina Yezhikava (BLR) 6 goals and Valentina Ardean Elisei (ROM) 9 goals

Romania –  Belarus 32 – 20 (15 – 6)

Topscorers: Adriana Nechita (ROM) 8 goals and Hana Stsepianava (BLR) 5 goals

Norway and Romania has qualified.

Group 7

FYR Macedonia –  Germany 21 –  23 (11 – 9)

Topscorers: Zorica Despodovksa (MKD) 8 goals and Susan Müller (GER) 6 goals

Germany –  FYR Macedonia 31 – 16 (14 – 5)

Topscorers:  Susan Müller (GER) 7 goals and  Zorica Despodovksa (MKD) 9 goals