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" 21:05 HALF-TIME | FRANCE VS SPAIN Just like Montenegro in the previous game, France are resting several players two days before their semi-final. But unlike Montenegro, France are still winning their game: 17:9 at half-time against Spain. Here is the vision of EHF journalist Adrian Costeiu in Skopje: "France decided to rest plenty of starters, like Pauletta Foppa and Cléopatre Darleux, who are in the stands, while Béatrice Edwige and Grace Zaadi stayed on the beach, ready to take action whenever they were needed on the court.
And how far can Denmark go? Here are reactions after the game from Anne Mette Hansen and Henny Reistad: It has been a long way coming. I am so proud of the girls and so happy we got this victory. Earlier, we were really happy when Hungary beat Slovenia and then we knew we could just give everything against Norway tonight, and we knew we had to do that to have a chance to win. Anne Mette Hansen Denmark left back It is never fun to lose matches. If we want to win this championship, we have to win against Denmark as well. Also in the semi-final, you have to win against the best, and that is France.
Yet France used the same style, deployed the same defence and took a seven-goal lead, 12:5, after 20 minutes, leaving Spain reeling. Once again, it is just staggering that France look so well-oiled as a team, with no player scoring more than three goals, despite their total domination of the game. Spain needed a big win to go to the 5/6 placement match, but it is likely that they will go home now, with Netherlands finishing third and facing Sweden on Friday, in Ljubljana. After 30 minutes, France are leading 17:9 and they look set to maintain their superb defensive record, which reads 19.
" 15:53 Worrying times for Slovenia and Dragan Adzic calls his first team timeout. Defensively, Slovenia are far from stable so far. They trail Hungary by 9:7. 15:46 Quite some turnaround in Skopje, where Germany have gone from 5:2 down against Romania to 9:6 ahead! Johanna Stockschläder the leading scorer so far, with five goals In Ljubljana, however, Slovenia and Hungary in the balance after a quarter: 7:7. 15:36 Good starts for Slovenia (4:2 against Hungary) and Romania (5:2) against Germany this afternoon.
Remember, Slovenia must win to stay in contention for the semi-finals. 16:10 HALF-TIME | HUNGARY VS SLOVENIA 14:14 We have seen Hungary play well before at this tournament, but they never managed to keep it fully up until the end. That is probably what Slovenia are hoping for, who recovered near the end of the first half but struggled for most parts of it. Let's hear from EHF journalist Courtney Gahan in Ljubljana: "Hungary seemed a little stunned by Slovenia’s power to start the match, and it is no surprise really — Slovenia have showed a different face at this EURO, building very well on their opening win against Denmark as they’re progressed through the tournament.
" 16:06 HALF-TIME | ROMANIA VS GERMANY 14:16 Romania with the better start, but Germany in control after wiping out an early 5:2 and 6:3 deficit. Johanna Stockschäder with six and Alina Grijseels with four the best scorers so far. Remember, both teams are chasing that third place in group II. "When goalkeeper Isabell Roch entered the court, Germany were down 6:3 and their attack was hardly inspiring, with their porous defence conceding goal after goal.
With each match, Slovenia look more confident and threatening than this generation ever has before. Of course, the home crowd is also a big help and took some getting used to for Hungary. But after a good start from Slovenia, highlighted by a great game in goal from Maja Vojnovic, Hungary settled into the game and — driven once again by a superb Katrin Klujber — came back to level. It has been a unique choice for Slovenia to have three goalkeepers on the bench, but has worked well for them, with Amra Pandzic coming in to replace Vojnovic and having an immediate impact. While Slovenia are playing for the most important win of their lives, with a chance to reach the semi-finals at stake, Hungary have nothing but pride on the line — but it seems to be a powerful enough motivator.
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Henny Reistad Norway left back 22:07 RESULT | FRANCE VS SPAIN 36:23 (17:9) France keep doing what that have done before the break. Even with several regulars left off the court to give them rest, they ease to a big win over Spain. 22:01 RESULT | NORWAY VS DENMARK 29:31 (13:12) Denmark beat Norway finally again, for the first time in a decade! Their rock-solid defensive performance helps them end Norway's winning streak... and most importantly, we now know the two semi-finals on Friday: Denmark vs Montenegro Norway vs France 21:56 Ouch, a double suspension comes costly for Denmark, who see their lead reduced to just one: 29:28... So much tension here, what a finish to the main round! 21:47 Second team timeout Norway.
This is what centre back Jenny Carlson said right after the match: Of course it was hard. We saw the result (of Hungary vs Slovenia) and we knew what it meant to us. We also knew we could not do anything about it. The most important here is that we still win this game despite everything that happened before the game. We want to win the next game, also.
Republic of Ireland vs Norway live stream: How to watch International friendly onlineThis article provides information on how to live stream Republic of Ireland vs Norway in an international friendly on Thursday 17 November 2022. Both missed out on World Cup qualification, meaning both are doubly determined to be invited to the Euro 2024 party. Norway ended up third in their qualifying section, below Netherlands and Türkiye, so their wait for a first major tournament since Euro 2000 goes on. Then, earlier this year, despite six goals in six games from Erling Braut Håland, they missed out on Nations League promotion, beaten by Serbia in Oslo back in September. If Ståle Solbakken are going to reach the next Euros, chances are, their head-to-heads with Scotland will be key, the first of which is in June. Republic of Ireland meantime have been handed a nightmare Euro qualifying draw; they’ll meet Holland, France and Greece! Just as well Stephen Kenny’s team have won their last two home games, smashing the Scots 3-0 before beating Armenia 3-2 last time out.
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With a bit of luck, Roch turned the tables around, as Romania hit the post three times, but her four saves in a row, which took her saving efficiency to 80%, really helped her side improve. On the back of a 7:0 unanswered run, Germany took a commanding 11:7 lead, as Romania took to rest their starters, including Cristina Neagu, who scored two goals, taking her overall tally to 298 goals at the EHF EURO. It was also some bad luck for Romania, who hit the post four times, but Germany also delivered a better attacking performance, taking advantage once again of Romania’s woes on their transition after the attack. It is still anybody’s game, with Germany taking a two-goal lead at the break, 16:14, and it will be interesting what happens in the second half, whether Neagu will come back on the court and Romania try to give all to win the game, or they test fringe players.
Coverage of Women's EHF EURO 2022 – Wednesday 16 NovemberDay 13 of the Women's EHF EURO 2022 has brought the main round to an end with three matches in each group. Following co-hosts Slovenia's defeat against Hungary, Denmark have been confirmed as the fourth semi-finalists. Hours later, they beat defending champions Norway to win their group. Sweden reach the fifth place match, playing against Netherlands. 23:00 That brings our coverage of day 13 of the championship to an end. We have five more matches to go, and things will guaranteed heat up in Stožice Arena for the final weekend.
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