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Handball women play against Slovakia in Düsseldorf

The German women's handball team will play their home opener next year in Düsseldorf. There, the DHB team will face Slovakia in the European Championship qualifier on March 3. Three days earlier, the first leg is scheduled for February 29 in Sala, Slovakia. "Qualifying for the EURO is our top...

The German team celebrates after the victory. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The German team celebrates after the victory. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

European Championship qualification - Handball women play against Slovakia in Düsseldorf

The German women's handball team will play their home opener next year in Düsseldorf. There, the DHB team will face Slovakia in the European Championship qualifier on March 3. Three days earlier, the first leg is scheduled for February 29 in Sala, Slovakia. "Qualifying for the EURO is our top priority and we want to lay the foundations for this in the two games against Slovakia," said national coach Markus Gaugisch on Thursday. Other opponents for the World Championship sixth-placed team in Group 2 are Israel and Ukraine.

DHB release

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  1. The handball match against Slovakia in the European Championship qualification will take place in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia, specifically in Düsseldorf.
  2. The German national women's handball team, coached by Markus Gaugisch, will face Slovakia in their home opener next year, with the first leg scheduled in Slovakia three days prior.
  3. Handball fans in Düsseldorf and Dortmund will have the opportunity to support their team during the European Championship qualifier, as the DHB team looks to build a strong foundation towards qualifying for the EURO.
  4. In Group 2 of the World Championship, the DHB team will face additional opponents like Israel and Ukraine, in addition to Slovakia, as they aim for a strong performance.

Source: www.stern.de

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