European Handball Championship 2014 / squad

16 teams took part in the 11th Men's Handball European Championship , which was held in Denmark from January 12th to 26th, 2014 . Each team was allowed to register 16 players. After the regular season, up to two players per team could be substituted. In this article the roster lists of the participating nations are presented.

Legend

Column structure

RN = number on the back	born = Date of birth	Pos. = Position	Size = Size in cm	Wt. = Weight in kg
Club = club for which the player is registered		Country = country in which the player works as a legionnaire		k. A. = not specified
Sp. = Number of appearances at the EM		Time = working time at the EM	T = number of goals scored at the European Championship
= Number of yellow cards	= Number of red cards	= Number of 2-minute penalties

Importance of positions

GK = goalkeeper	RB = Right Back	CB = Center Back	LB = Left Back	P = pivot
R = Right	L = Left	RW = Right Wing	LW = Left Wing	L / R = Handedness

Denmark

Team boss Ulrik Wilbek

The Danish national team played in the preliminary round in Group A against Macedonia (29:21), Austria (33:29) and the Czech Republic (33:29). She was group winners ahead of Macedonia and Austria and advanced to the main round in Group I , where she met Spain (31:28), Hungary (28:24) and Iceland (32:23). This made them group winners ahead of Spain and Iceland, qualifying them for the semifinals where they met Croatia . With the 29:27 win, the Danes moved into the final against France , where Denmark had to admit defeat 32:41 and finished second in the 2014 European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Ulrik Wilbek	April 13, 1958	Denmark
Assistant coach	Klavs Bruun Jørgensen	April 3, 1974	Denmark
Assistant coach	Claus Hansen		Denmark
Team manager	Kai Johannsen	May 24, 1960	Denmark

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Niklas Landin Jacobsen	December 19, 1988	GK	200	095	Rhine-Neckar lion		8th	5:06:56	00	-	-	-
02	Thomas Mogensen	January 30, 1983	M / CB	k. A.	k. A.	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		8th	3:27:52	21st	2	-	4th
03	Mads Christiansen	May 3, 1986	RB	194	093	Bjerringbro-Silkeborg		8th	3:27:52	16	1	-	-
04th	Klaus Thomsen	April 26, 1986	LB	k. A.	k. A.	Team Tvis Holstebro		8th	2:07:20	03	2	-	3
05	Mads Mensah Larsen	August 12, 1991	LB	188	109	Aalborg Håndbold		8th	3:24:29	17th	4th	-	1
06th	Casper Ulrich Mortensen	December 14, 1989	LW	190	88	Bjerringbro-Silkeborg		5	3:05:48	16	1	-	1
07th	Eggert Magnussen is different	May 14, 1982	LW	179	077	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		5	3:16:45	18th	1	-	3
13	Bo Spellerberg	July 24, 1979	CB	192	074	KIF Kolding		8th	1:36:54	08th	1	-	-
14th	Michael Knudsen	4th September 1978	V / P	k. A.	k. A.	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		8th	2:38:22	14th	1	-	2
15th	Jesper Nøddesbo	October 23, 1980	P	199	100	FC Barcelona (handball)		6th	2:02:09	14th	-	-	4th
16	Jannick Green Krejberg	September 29, 1988	GK	195	094	Bjerringbro-Silkeborg		8th	2:53:04	00	-	-	-
17th	Let Svan Hansen	August 31, 1983	RW	184	084	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		8th	3:21:35	16	-	-	-
18th	Hans Lindberg	August 1, 1981	RW	188	088	HSV Hamburg		8th	4:31:12	21st	-	-	1
19th	René Toft Hansen	November 1, 1984	P	200	112	THW Kiel		8th	4:29:43	13	5	-	7th
21st	Henrik Møllgaard Jensen	2nd January 1985	LB	196	097	Skjern Håndbold		8th	2:41:51	09	2	-	2
22nd	Kasper Søndergaard Sarup	June 9, 1981	RB	192	095	Skjern Håndbold		8th	2:28:26	22nd	1	-	-
24	Mikkel Hansen	October 22, 1987	LB	192	093	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	5:34:55	39	3	-	2
average				192	093	total		8th	8:00:00	2470	240	0	30th0

France

Team principal Claude Onesta

The French national team played in the preliminary round in Group C against Russia (35:28), Poland (28:27) and Serbia (31:28). She was group winners ahead of Poland and Russia and rose to the main round in Group II , where she met Croatia (27:25), Belarus (39:30) and Sweden (28:30). This made them group winners ahead of Croatia and Poland, qualifying them for the semi- finals where they met Spain . With the 30:27 win, the French moved into the final against Denmark , where they beat Denmark 41:32 and won the European title in 2014.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Claude Onesta	February 6, 1957	France
Assistant coach	Sylvain Nouet	May 22, 1956	France
Assistant coach	Didier Dinart	January 18, 1977	France
Team manager	Philippe Bana		France
Team manager	Michel Barbot		France

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Cyril Dumoulin	2nd February 1984	GK	199	101	Chambery Savoie HB		8th	3:44:37	00	-	-	-
02	Jérôme Fernandez	March 7, 1977	LB	199	107	Fenix ​​Toulouse handball		8th	2:53:29	12	2	-	-
07th	Igor Anic	June 12, 1987	P	194	103	Cesson-Rennes Métropole HB		8th	2:28:04	12	2	-	3
08th	Daniel Narcisse	December 16, 1979	CB	189	093	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	4:43:47	23	1	-	3
09	Guillaume Joli	March 27, 1985	RW	178	080	Dunkerque HBGL		8th	1:55:59	22nd	-	-	1
10	Alix Kévynn Nyokas	June 28, 1986	RB	188	085	Chambery Savoie HB		8th	1:08:13	13	-	-	1
11	Samuel Honrubia	5th July 1986	LW	180	075	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	2:35:13	14th	1	-	-
12	Vincent Gérard	December 16, 1986	GK	188	097	Dunkerque HBGL		3	29:44	00	-	-	-
13	Nikola Karabatić	April 11, 1984	CB	196	102	FC Barcelona (handball)		8th	6:14:09	32	5	-	4th
15th	Mathieu Grébille	October 6, 1991	LB	198	094	Montpellier HB		8th	1:00:15	08th	-	-	1
16	Thierry Omeyer	2nd November 1976	GK	192	093	Montpellier HB		6th	3:45:39	00	-	-	-
18th	William Accambray	April 8, 1988	LB	194	104	Montpellier HB		8th	1:30:45	09	-	-	2
19th	Luc Abalo	September 6, 1984	RW	182	080	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	6:06:00	31	-	-	2
20th	Cédric Sorhaindo	June 7, 1984	P	192	100	FC Barcelona (handball)		8th	5:20:25	23	1	-	1
21st	Michaël Guigou	January 28, 1982	LW	179	079	Montpellier HB		8th	5:22:19	36	1	-	-
22nd	Luka Karabatić	April 19, 1988	P	202	104	Pays d'Aix UC		8th	3:28:28	00	5	1	7th
28	Valentin Porte	September 7, 1990	RW	190	090	Fenix ​​Toulouse handball		5	3:12:54	24	3	-	1
average				191	093	total		8th	8:00:00	2590	21st0	1	26th0

Iceland

Iceland's figurehead Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson

The Icelandic national team played in the preliminary round in Group B against Norway (31:26), Hungary (27:27) and Spain (28:33). She was second in the group behind Spain and ahead of Poland and rose to the main round in Group I , where she met Austria (33:27), Macedonia (29:27) and Denmark (23:32). This landed Iceland in third place and qualified for the game for fifth place , in which they defeated Poland 28:27.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Aron Kristjánsson	July 14, 1972	Iceland
Assistant coach	Gunnar Magnússon	September 9, 1977	Iceland

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Björgvin Páll Gústavsson	May 24, 1985	GK	193	095	Bergischer HC		7th	5:14:34	00	1	-	-
02	Vignir Svavarsson	June 20, 1980	P	194	100	GWD Minden		7th	1:51:25	03	-	-	3
03	Kári Kristján Kristjánsson	April 28, 1984	P	198	106	Bjerringbro-Silkeborg		7th	1:09:33	04th	-	-	1
04th	Aron Pálmarsson	July 19, 1990	CB	193	096	THW Kiel		6th	2:38:03	23	2	-	1
06th	Ásgeir Örn Hallgrímsson	17th February 1984	RB	191	095	Paris Saint-Germain		7th	5:25:25	29	4th	-	2
07th	Arnór Atlason	July 23, 1984	LB	191	091	Saint-Raphaël Var Handball		3	1:08:02	06th	1	-	-
08th	Thorir Olafsson	November 28, 1979	RW	189	084	KS Vive Targi Kielce		7th	3:59:52	13	-	-	1
09	Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson	August 8, 1979	LB	187	083	THW Kiel		7th	6:16:33	44	-	-	-
10	Snorri Guðjónsson	17th October 1981	CB	187	086	GOG Svendborg TGI		7th	3:29:22	19th	-	-	1
12	Aron Rafn Eðvarðsson	September 1, 1989	GK	202	090	IF Guif		7th	1:37:00	00	-	-	-
13	Ólafur Guðmundsson	May 13, 1990	LB	194	092	Kristianstad		6th	1:58:39	10	1	-	1
14th	Arnór Þór Gunnarsson	October 23, 1987	RW	181	085	Bergischer HC		4th	1:24:38	02	1	-	-
17th	Sverre Andreas Jakobsson	February 8, 1977	P	196	097	TV Großwallstadt		7th	2:37:54	00	5	1	6th
18th	Róbert Gunnarsson	May 22, 1980	P	190	100	Paris Saint-Germain		7th	2:05:25	11	2	-	2
19th	Rúnar Kárason	May 24, 1988	RB	196	100	TSV Hannover-Burgdorf		7th	3:20:36	21st	-	-	3
22nd	Stefán Rafn Sigurmannsson	May 19, 1990	LB	196	096	Rhine-Neckar lion		2	42:49	03	-	-	-
26th	Bjarki Már Gunnarsson	August 10, 1988	P	201	100	EHV Aue		7th	2:14:51	02	2	-	3
27	Gunnar Steinn Jónsson	May 4th 1987	CB	195	090	Nantes		7th	1:45:19	09	2	-	1
average				193	094	total		8th	8:00:00	1990	21st0	1	25th0

Croatia

Team principal Slavko Goluža

The Croatian national team played in the preliminary round in Group D against Belarus (33:22), Montenegro (27:22) and Sweden (25:24). She was group winners ahead of Sweden and Belarus and rose to the main round in Group II , where she met France (25:27), Russia (33:25) and Poland (31:28). This put Croatia in second place behind France and ahead of Poland and qualified for the semifinals , in which they lost to Denmark 27:29. After the Croatians had to admit defeat in the game for third place against Spain 28:29, they only ended up in fourth place.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Slavko Goluža	17th September 1971	Croatia
Assistant coach	Zdravko Zovko	18th August 1950	Croatia
Assistant coach	Valter Matošević		Croatia
Team manager	Ivica Udovičić	January 22, 1964	Croatia

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Venio Losert	July 25, 1976	GK	191	092	KS Kielce		8th	1:25:59	00	-	-	-
05	Domagoj Duvnjak	June 1, 1988	CB	197	099	HSV Hamburg		8th	6:31:27	36	2	-	2
08th	Marko Kopljar	February 12, 1986	RB	210	108	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	5:59:49	27	2	-	6th
09	Igor Vori	20th September 1980	P	203	114	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	4:38:37	13	2	-	3
10	Jakov Gojun	April 18, 1986	LB	204	110	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	3:02:37	05	6th	-	5
13	Zlatko Horvat	September 25, 1984	RW	179	080	RK Zagreb		8th	3:58:52	33	1	-	1
14th	Drago Vuković	3rd August 1983	LB	194	093	TuS Nettelstedt-Lübbecke		8th	1:23:36	00	1	-	2
20th	Damir Bičanić	June 29, 1985	LB	194	095	Chambery Savoie HB		8th	2:46:28	23	1	-	1
21st	Denis Buntić	October 13, 1982	RB	199	110	KS Kielce		8th	2:11:15	16	1	-	1
22nd	Josip Valčić	April 21, 1984	CB	190	096	RK Zagreb		8th	1:17:50	04th	1	-	1
23	Stipe Mandalinić	September 9, 1992	LB	195	090	RK Zagreb		4th	21:15	02	-	-	1
25th	Mirko Alilović	September 15, 1985	GK	200	110	MKB Veszprém		8th	6:33:40	00	-	-	-
26th	Manuel Štrlek	December 1, 1988	LW	181	079	KS Kielce		8th	6:25:54	29	2	-	2
27	Ivan Čupić	March 27, 1986	RW	178	078	KS Kielce		8th	4:06:52	24	-	-	2
28	Željko Musa	January 8, 1986	P	200	114	KS Kielce		8th	3:08:43	04th	4th	-	7th
29	Ivan Ninčević	October 27, 1981	LW	184	088	HC Dinamo Minsk		8th	40:10	03	-	-	1
32	Ivan Slišković	October 23, 1991	LB	197	098	RK Celje		4th	1:26:56	10	-	-	-
average				194	098	total		8th	8:00:00	2290	230	0	350

Macedonia

Macedonia's most successful thrower: Kiril Lazarov

The Macendonian national team played in the preliminary round in Group A against Denmark (21:29), the Czech Republic (24:24) and Austria (2:21). She was second in the group behind Denmark and ahead of Austria and rose to the main round in Group I , where she met Hungary (25:31), Iceland (27:29) and Spain (22:33). As a result, Macedonia only reached fifth place in this group and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Ivica Obrvan	June 2, 1966	Croatia
Assistant coach	Danilo Brestovac		North Macedonia
Assistant coach	Ante Bojić		North Macedonia
Team manager	Stevče Aluševski	1st October 1972	North Macedonia

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
03	Dejan Manaskov	August 26, 1992	LW	180	073	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	4:26:31	19th	-	-	3
05	Stojanče Stoilov	April 30, 1987	P	192	110	RK Vardar Skopje		6th	4:09:54	13	4th	-	3
07th	Kiril Lazarov	May 10, 1980	RB	193	095	FC Barcelona (handball)		6th	3:14:41	38	-	-	1
08th	Vlatko Mitkov	August 16, 1981	RB	192	097	UHK Krems		6th	1:38:59	01	-	-	2
09	Ace Jonovski	December 29, 1980	CB	197	093	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	2:00:20	00	4th	-	1
10	Branislav Angelovski	February 21, 1977	CB	192	085	HCM Constanța		5	1:44:25	09	1	-	2
13	Filip Mirkulovski	September 14, 1983	CB	189	091	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	4:41:40	21st	5	-	3
14th	Velko Markovski	April 5, 1986	LB	194	100	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	2:08:08	00	2	-	3
15th	Zlatko Mojsoski	November 15, 1981	RW	180	081	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	57:18	02	-	-	2
16	Borko Ristovski	2nd November 1982	GK	190	098	VfL Gummersbach		6th	5:35:21	00	1	-	-
17th	Nikola Markoski	May 22, 1990	P	196	113	RK Metalurg Skopje		2	17:23	00	-	-	1
19th	Vancho Dimovski	April 4th 1979	P	187	110	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	1:02:37	05	-	-	-
20th	Petar Angelov	March 8, 1977	GK	185	090	RK Vardar Skopje		6th	24:39	00	-	-	-
21st	Nemanja Pribak	March 26, 1984	CB	190	103	RK Vardar Skopje		3	1:40:03	02	-	-	2
22nd	Goce Georgievski	February 12, 1992	RW	185	083	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	4:39:21	14th	-	-	-
25th	Nikola Stojčevski	August 9, 1984	CB	196	091	Redbergslids IK		2	20:50	03	-	-	-
26th	Goce Ojleski	October 10, 1989	LW	188	078	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	1:34:30	05	-	-	1
28	Dejan Pecakovski	January 12, 1986	LB	193	093	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	1:23:24	09	1	-	2
average				189	094	total		6th	6:00:00	1410	18th0	0	26th0

Montenegro

The Montenegrin national team played in the preliminary round in Group D against Sweden (21:18), Croatia (22:27) and Belarus (23:29). She was thus the bottom of the group without any points and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Zoran Kastratović	March 2, 1966	Montenegro
Assistant coach	Stevo Nikocević	February 27, 1967	Croatia
Assistant coach	Goran Simić	15th January 1968	Montenegro
Team manager	Petar Kapisoda	June 26, 1976	Montenegro

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Rade Mijatović	June 30, 1981	GK	192	098	RK Metalurg Skopje		3	2:50:28	01	-	-	-
02	Mladen Rakčević	February 10, 1982	P	179	105	AEK Athens Handball		3	2:36:05	07th	1	-	-
03	Vuko Borozan	April 9, 1994	LB	203	105	RK Karlovac		3	8:28	01	-	-	-
05	Mirko Milašević	July 27, 1985	MB	196	094	Billere handball		3	1:14:06	02	1	-	1
07th	Vladan Lipovina	March 7, 1993	RB	198	098	BM Ciudad Encantada		1	0:00	00	-	-	-
11	Igor Marković	December 16, 1981	LW	183	086	RK Lovćen Cetinje		3	2:38:01	11	1	-	2
13	Mirko Radović	June 15, 1990	RW	186	087	RK Lovćen Cetinje		3	31:14	02	-	-	-
14th	Miloš Vujović	5th September 1993	LW	181	072	RK Lovćen Cetinje		3	21:59	01	-	-	-
16	Nebojša Simić	January 19, 1993	GK	192	108	HK Malmo		3	7:43	00	-	-	-
17th	Nemanja Grbović	April 26, 1990	P	183	106	RK Red Star Belgrade		3	35:17	01	-	-	1
18th	Žarko Pejović	January 25, 1986	MB	191	096	HT Tatran Prešov		3	1:48:42	03	3	-	-
20th	Stevan Vujović	April 7, 1990	MB	190	090	Sélestat AHB		2	17:31	00	-	-	-
21st	Vasko Ševaljević	June 21, 1988	LB	193	107	TSV Hannover-Burgdorf		3	2:34:06	16	-	-	1
22nd	Ivan Perišić	April 14, 1990	RB	190	100	Ceglédi KKSE		3	54:37	02	1	-	2
23	Bogdan Petričević	September 6, 1989	CB	194	095	Valence handball		3	2:04	00	-	-	-
24	Marko Simović	19th February 1987	RB	193	091	Çankaya Bel. Ankara		3	1:50:53	14th	2	-	2
25th	Marko Lasica	April 30, 1988	RW	188	080	SC Pick Szeged		3	2:28:46	05	-	-	1
average				190	095	total		3	3:00:00	66	9	0	100

Norway

Team principal Robert Hedin

The Norwegian national team played in the preliminary round in Group B against Iceland (26:31), Spain (25:27) and Hungary (26:26). This made her last in the group with just one point and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Robert Hedin	2nd February 1966	Sweden
Assistant coach	Željko Tomac	June 20, 1956	Croatia
Assistant coach	Ole Martin Viken		Norway
Team manager	Kent Andersson		Norway

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Magnus Dahl	September 28, 1988	GK	197	k. A.	HSG Wetzlar		3	39:58	00	-	-	-
03	Sander Sagosen	September 14, 1995	CB	192	k. A.	Haslum HK		3	21:47	02	-	-	-
08th	Bjarte Myrhol	May 29, 1982	P	194	096	Rhine-Neckar lion		3	2:05:50	10	2	-	2
09	Børge Lund	March 13, 1979	CB	196	094	Bodø HK		3	1:02:58	00	3	-	3
10	Håvard Tvedten	June 29, 1978	LW	183	083	Aalborg Håndbold		3	1:46:48	11	-	-	-
11	Erlend Mamelund	May 1, 1984	LB	197	099	Haslum HK		3	1:09:34	01	-	-	1
12	Ole Erevik	January 9, 1981	GK	196	k. A.	Aalborg Håndbold		3	2:19:50	00	-	-	-
13	Christoffer Rambo	November 18, 1989	RB	199	090	GWD Minden		1	0:52	00	-	-	-
15th	Kent Robin Tønnesen	June 5, 1991	RB	196	k. A.	HSG Wetzlar		3	32:36	04th	-	-	-
18th	Christian O'Sullivan	August 22, 1991	CB	190	k. A.	Bækkelagets SK		3	1:21:34	04th	-	-	-
19th	Kristian Bjørnsen	January 10, 1989	RW	192	k. A.	Fyllingen HB		2	43:23	02	-	-	-
20th	André Lindboe	3rd November 1988	LW	183	k. A.	Elverum Håndball		3	1:13:45	07th	-	-	1
21st	Magnus Gullerud	November 13, 1991	P	196	k. A.	SønderjyskE Håndbold		3	1:07:33	03	-	-	2
24	Kristian Kjelling	September 6, 1980	LB	197	k. A.	Bjerringbro-Silkeborg		3	1:29:19	14th	-	-	1
27	Harald Reinkind	17th August 1992	RB	196	k. A.	Fyllingen HB		3	1:59:08	10	1	-	-
29	Steffen Berg Løkkebø	3rd November 1987	RW	180	k. A.	TV Emsdetten		3	2:15:58	04th	1	-	-
89	Espen Lie Hansen	March 1, 1989	LB	196	100	Dunkerque HBGL		3	49:08	05	1	-	2
average				193		total		3	3:00:00	77	8th	0	120

Austria

Team principal Patrekur Jóhannesson (right) with Nikola Marinovic

The Austrian national team played in the preliminary round in Group A against the Czech Republic (30:20), Denmark (33:29) and Macedonia (21:22). They finished third in the group behind Denmark, Macedonia and Austria and rose to the main round in Group I , where they met Iceland (27:33), Spain (27:28) and Hungary (24.25). As a result, Austria was bottom of the group and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Patrekur Jóhannesson	July 7, 1972	Iceland
Assistant coach	Erwin Gierlinger	August 26, 1977	Austria
Team manager	Philipp Wagner		Austria

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Thomas Bauer	January 24, 1986	GK	190	090	TBV Lemgo		6th	1:28:00	00	-	-	-
03	Patrick Fölser	November 16, 1976	P	193	102	SG Handball West Vienna		2	24:20	04th	-	-	-
04th	Maximilian Hermann	December 10, 1991	RB	194	096	Bergischer HC		6th	2:48:32	13	-	-	3
05	Vytautas Žiūra	May 11, 1979	CB	189	093	Handball club Fivers Margareten		6th	3:44:29	06th	2	-	7th
06th	Dominik Schmid	September 7, 1989	CB	193	090	HC Hard		6th	1:28:08	14th	2	-	-
07th	Janko Božović	July 14, 1985	RB	204	104	TV Emsdetten		6th	1:13:13	02	1	-	1
08th	Richard Wöss	October 10, 1986	RW	185	083	Bergischer HC		6th	1:19:24	05	1	-	-
12	Nikola Marinovic	August 29, 1976	GK	198	100	Fresh on Göppingen		6th	4:31:27	00	-	-	-
14th	Viktor Szilágyi	September 16, 1978	CB	195	095	Bergischer HC		6th	3:06:00	25th	2	-	2
15th	Fabian Posch	5th January 1988	P	198	110	SC Ferlach		5	2:18:20	06th	-	-	2
17th	Konrad Wilczynski	February 9, 1982	LW	180	083	SG Handball West Vienna		6th	1:03:39	17th	-	-	1
21st	Roland Schlinger	17th September 1982	LB	192	100	HBW Balingen-Weilstetten		6th	3:53:09	20th	2	-	5
22nd	Markus Wagesreiter	January 14, 1982	P	198	095	SG Handball West Vienna		6th	2:17:59	03	1	-	2
23	Markus Kolar	October 12, 1984	LB	195	095	Handball club Fivers Margareten		6th	2:02:03	03	1	-	5
28	Robert Weber	November 25, 1985	RW	179	076	SC Magdeburg		6th	4:37:18	30th	2	-	-
29	Dominik Bammer	January 18, 1990	P	192	090	Handball Tyrol		1	6:03	00	-	-	-
31	Christoph Edelmüller	October 15, 1981	P	182	093	Handball club Fivers Margareten		4th	35:28	02	-	-	-
92	Raul Santos	June 1, 1992	LW	180	072	VfL Gummersbach		6th	5:02:30	17th	3	-	1
average				190	091	total		6th	6:00:00	1590	17th0	0	290

Poland

Team boss Michael Biegler

The Polish national team played in the preliminary round in Group C against Serbia (20:19), France (27:28) and Russia (24:22). She was second behind France and ahead of Russia and rose to the main round in Group II , where she met Belarus (31:30), Sweden (35:25) and Croatia (28:31). This made Poland third behind France and Croatia, qualifying them for the game for fifth place , in which they lost against Iceland 27:28.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Michael Biegler	April 5, 1961	Germany
Assistant coach	Jacek Będzikowski	October 22, 1972	Poland
Team manager	Zygfryd Kuchta	January 5, 1944	Poland

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Sławomir Szmal	2nd October 1978	GK	190	090	KS Kielce		7th	5:31:48	00	-	-	-
02	Bartłomiej Jaszka	June 16, 1983	CB	184	082	Foxes Berlin		7th	3:59:05	15th	3	-	1
0 3	Krzysztof Lijewski	July 7, 1983	RB	198	094	KS Kielce		7th	5:32:25	31	1	-	-
04th	Patryk Kuchczyński	March 17, 1983	RW	182	075	Górnik Zabrze		5	2:33:21	17th	-	-	-
08th	Karol Bielecki	January 23, 1982	LB	202	100	KS Kielce		6th	59:27	07th	-	-	2
11	Adam Wiśniewski	October 24, 1980	LW	192	090	Wisla Plock		7th	4:36:18	14th	1	-	2
13	Bartosz Jurecki	January 31, 1979	P	193	100	SC Magdeburg		7th	2:24:15	18th	-	-	-
15th	Michał Jurecki	October 27, 1984	LB	202	102	KS Kielce		7th	2:46:10	16	-	-	4th
16	Piotr Wyszomirski	January 6, 1988	GK	193	087	Csurgói KK		7th	1:27:56	00	-	-	-
18th	Piotr Grabarczyk	October 31, 1982	P	200	099	KS Kielce		7th	2:42:13	00	5	-	5
20th	Mariusz Jurkiewicz	3rd February 1982	LB	198	098	Wisla Plock		7th	4:04:26	20th	2	-	4th
23	Kamil Syprzak	July 23, 1991	P	208	116	Wisla Plock		7th	1:25:18	11	-	-	1
29	Jakub Łucak	September 18, 1989	RW	181	084	SPR Chrobry Glogow		6th	4:03:21	17th	2	-	1
30th	Przemysław Krajewski	January 20, 1987	LW	184	079	KS Azoty-Puławy		7th	2:12:26	07th	1	-	1
31	Michał Kubisztal	March 23, 1980	CB	194	101	Górnik Zabrze		2	6:08	00	-	-	-
43	Robert Orzechowski	November 20, 1989	RW	189	084	Górnik Zabrze		1	24:34	01	-	-	-
45	Michał Szyba	March 18, 1988	RB	196	097	KS Azoty-Pulawy		7th	1:27:02	05	1	-	2
49	Piotr Chrapkowski	March 24, 1988	LB	203	086	KS Kielce		7th	2:43:47	12	3	-	3
average				195	094	total		7th	7:00:00	1910	19th0	0	26th0

Russia

Team boss Oleg Kuleschow

The Russian national team played in the preliminary round in Group C against France (28:35), Serbia (27:25) and Poland (22:24). They finished third in the group behind France and Poland and rose to the main round in Group II , where they met Sweden (27:29), Croatia (25:33) and Belarus (39:33). As a result, Russia had to be content with fifth place in the group and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Oleg Kuleshov	April 15, 1974	Russia
Assistant coach	Alexander Rymanov	August 25, 1959	Russia
Assistant coach	Vadim Tikhonov	March 4th 1967	Russia

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Nikolai Sorokin	July 23, 1982	GK	185	082	Medvedi Perm		2	33:01	00	-	-	-
04th	Alexei Polyakov	December 16, 1985	P	200	098	Zarya Kaspija Astrakhan		6th	48:37	08th	-	-	1
05	Alexander Pyshkin	April 13, 1987	P	197	107	Universitet-Neva St. Petersburg		6th	3:42:55	08th	1	-	5
06th	Daniil Shishkarev	July 6, 1988	RB	189	092	Medvedi Chekhov		6th	2:23:16	07th	2	-	1
07th	Dmitri Kovalev	May 15, 1982	RB	180	079	Medvedi Chekhov		6th	3:29:04	26th	2	-	1
08th	Yegor Evdokimov	March 9, 1982	RB	200	114	Medvedi Perm		5	1:33:47	08th	-	-	2
09	Oleg Skopinsev	April 15, 1984	LW	184	079	HK Motor Zaporizhia		6th	5:09:44	20th	2	-	2
11	Pavel Atman	May 25, 1987	CB	190	094	RK Metalurg Skopje		6th	3:21:17	15th	1	-	4th
12	Vadim Bogdanov	March 26, 1986	GK	197	095	HC Dinamo Minsk		6th	3:40:37	00	-	-	-
13	Sergei Gorbok	4th December 1982	LB	196	098	Rhine-Neckar lion		5	2:41:46	12	2	-	2
16	Igor Levschin	18th August 1974	GK	198	090	Medvedi Perm		6th	1:46:01	00	-	-	-
18th	Sergei Kudinov	June 29, 1991	LB	195	088	Zarya Kaspija Astrakhan		6th	1:19:46	05	-	-	2
25th	Sergei Schelmenko	April 5th 1983	RB	196	100	HC Dinamo Minsk		6th	2:09:50	09	1	-	1
35	Constantine Igropulo	April 14, 1985	RB	190	098	Foxes Berlin		6th	3:28:23	24	3	-	2
52	Inal aflitulin	March 22, 1988	CB	182	080	HK Motor Zaporizhia		6th	1:15:03	03	-	-	-
69	Samwel Aslanjan	February 23, 1986	RB	186	091	Medvedi Perm		6th	31:40	07th	-	-	-
89	Dmitri Shitnikov	November 20, 1989	CB	185	080	Medvedi Chekhov		6th	4:05:13	16	2	-	-
average				191	092	total		6th	6:00:00	1680	160	0	230

Sweden

Team principal Staffan Olsson

The Swedish national team played in the preliminary round in Group D against Montenegro (28:21), Belarus (30:22) and Croatia (24:25). She was Croatia and ahead of Belarus group runner-up and rose to the main round in Group II , where she met Russia (29:27), Poland (25:35) and France (30:28). As a result, Sweden ended up in fourth place behind France, Croatia and Poland, and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Staffan Olsson	March 26, 1964	Sweden
Team boss	Ola Lindgren	February 29, 1964	Sweden
Team manager	Bo Lnilsson		Sweden

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Mattias Andersson	March 29, 1978	GK	185	093	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		6th	3:30:54	00	-	-	-
02	Magnus Persson	17th December 1990	RB	192	092	HK Drott		6th	54:32	07th	-	-	2
06th	Jonas Källman	17th July 1981	LW	200	098	IFK Skövde HK		6th	2:34:13	10	1	-	-
07th	Magnus Jernemyr	July 18, 1976	P	198	106	Lugi HF		6th	2:38:33	00	2	-	6th
08th	Lukas Karlsson	May 21, 1982	CB	178	082	KIF Kolding		6th	2:57:10	19th	-	-	1
10	Niclas Ekberg	December 23, 1988	RW	191	096	THW Kiel		6th	1:22:59	07th	1	-	-
15th	Jonas Larholm	3rd June 1982	CB	193	085	Pick Szeged		6th	1:28:56	08th	-	-	1
18th	Tobias Karlsson	4th June 1981	P	196	102	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		6th	2:58:55	02	4th	2	6th
19th	Johan Jakobsson	February 12, 1987	RB	195	096	Aalborg Håndbold		6th	4:09:43	22nd	4th	-	4th
21st	Patrik Fahlgren	June 27, 1985	CB	188	092	MT Melsungen		6th	56:47	05	-	-	-
22nd	Johan Sjöstrand	February 26, 1987	GK	195	093	THW Kiel		6th	2:29:06	00	-	-	-
24	Fredrik Petersen	23rd August 1983	LW	188	085	Foxes Berlin		6th	4:05:09	22nd	1	-	1
25th	Kim Ekdahl Du Rietz	March 27, 1989	LB	194	090	Rhine-Neckar lion		6th	4:12:08	25th	3	-	2
32	Mattias Zachrisson	22nd August 1990	RW	179	079	Foxes Berlin		6th	4:39:32	13	2	-	1
35	Andreas Nilsson	April 12, 1990	P	197	110	HSV Hamburg		6th	2:24:42	23	-	-	1
36	Jesper Nielsen	September 30, 1989	P	200	110	Foxes Berlin		6th	36:41	03	-	-	-
average				192	094	total		6th	6:00:00	1660	18th0	2	25th0

Serbia

Assistant coach Dejan Perić

The Serbian national team played in the preliminary round in Group C against Poland (20:19), Russia (25:27) and France (28:31). As a result, she was only bottom of the group behind France, Poland and Russia and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Vladan Matic	April 28, 1970	Serbia
Assistant coach	Dejan Peric	September 22, 1970	Serbia
Assistant coach	Sasa Marković		Serbia

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Slaviša Đukanović	May 3rd 1979	GK	190	098	Saint-Raphaël Var Handball		1	12:07	00	-	-	-
06th	Marko Vujin	7th December 1984	RB	196	095	THW Kiel		3	1:26:58	10	-	-	2
07th	Ivan Nikčević	February 11, 1981	LW	181	081	Wisla Plock		3	2:25:47	10	-	-	1
09	Nikola Manojlović	1st December 1981	CB	195	100	Rhine-Neckar lion		3	40:26	01	1	-	3
11	Alem Toskić	February 12, 1982	P	190	108	RK Vardar Skopje		3	1:43:42	04th	2	-	2
12	Darko Stanic	October 8, 1978	GK	192	103	RK Metalurg Skopje		3	2:20:09	00	-	-	-
13	Momir Ilić	22nd December 1981	LB	200	100	KC Veszprém		3	2:15:32	07th	2	-	-
14th	Bogdan Radivojevic	March 2, 1993	RW	186	084	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		3	1:31	00	-	-	-
16	Strahinja Milic	December 22, 1990	GK	198	135	RK Vardar Skopje		2	27:39	00	-	-	-
17th	Rajko Prodanović	April 24, 1986	RW	186	080	Rhine-Neckar lion		3	2:30:03	04th	1	-	2
18th	Rastko Stojković	July 12, 1981	P	191	110	Red Star Belgrade		3	1:13:33	07th	-	-	3
19th	Nemanja Ilić	May 11, 1990	LW	177	074	Toulouse handball		3	34:13	03	-	-	-
20th	Momir Rnić	November 1, 1987	LB	197	104	Fresh on Göppingen		3	20:26	06th	-	-	-
24	Uroš Mitrović	January 24, 1984	CB	191	092	BSV Bern Muri		3	23:06	02	-	-	-
25th	Nemanja Zelenović	February 27, 1990	RB	194	095	RK Celje		3	2:01:48	07th	2	-	3
30th	Draško Nenadić	February 15, 1990	LB	202	100	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		3	53:26	01	-	-	-
31	Petar Nenadic	June 28, 1986	CB	198	098	Wisla Plock		3	1:29:34	11	-	-	1
average				192	095	total		3	3:00:00	73	8th	0	17th0

Spain

Team principal Manolo Cadenas

The Spanish national team played in the preliminary round in Group B against Hungary (34:27), Norway (27:25) and Iceland (33:28). They were group winners ahead of Iceland and Hungary and advanced to the main round in Group I , where they met Denmark (28:31), Austria (28:27) and Macedonia (33:22). This landed Spain in second place and qualified for the semi-finals , in which they were defeated by France with 27:30, which meant that the Spaniards had to make do with the game for third place . With the 29:28 victory over Croatia , they finally reached third place.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Manolo Cadenas	May 20, 1955	Spain
Assistant coach	Jose Villaldea Garrido	4th August 1966	Spain
Team manager	Juan Caamaño Ballestin		Spain
Team manager	Javier Fernandez Fuerte		Spain

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
03	Eduardo Gurbindo	November 8, 1987	RB	194	092	FC Barcelona (handball)		8th	1:25:26	03	3	-	1
04th	Albert Rocas	June 16, 1982	RW	188	084	KIF Kolding		8th	3:08:30	13	-	-	-
05	Jorge Maqueda	February 6, 1988	RB	197	105	HBC Nantes		8th	6:10:05	25th	5	-	5
08th	Víctor Tomás	February 15, 1985	RW	178	085	FC Barcelona (handball)		8th	4:54:19	31	2	-	2
09	Raúl Entrerríos	February 12, 1981	CB	193	092	FC Barcelona (handball)		8th	4:16:15	17th	1	-	1
11	Daniel Sarmiento	August 25, 1983	CB	186	076	FC Barcelona (handball)		8th	1:52:35	06th	1	-	-
12	José Manuel Sierra	May 21, 1978	GK	194	092	Paris HB		8th	5:19:11	00	-	-	-
13	Julen Aguinagalde	December 8, 1982	P	195	110	KS Vive Targi Kielce		4th	1:41:51	24	-	-	-
15th	Cristian Ugalde	October 19, 1987	LW	187	081	KC Veszprém		8th	4:24:15	15th	1	-	2
19th	Juan Andreu	20th January 1985	P	197	113	TSV Hannover-Burgdorf		8th	1:26:13	09	-	-	-
21st	Joan Cañellas	September 30, 1986	CB	198	100	HSV Hamburg		8th	4:51:26	50	3	-	2
24	Viran Morros	December 15, 1983	LB	199	099	FC Barcelona (handball)		8th	3:29:23	05	2	-	4th
25th	Carlos Ruesga	March 10, 1985	LB	184	094	KC Veszprém		4th	10:27	00	-	-	-
26th	Antonio García	March 6, 1984	LB	191	093	Paris Saint-Germain		8th	2:24:42	14th	2	-	1
28	Valero Rivera	February 22, 1985	LW	185	085	HBC Nantes		8th	3:27:14	15th	-	-	-
30th	Gedeón Guardiola	October 1, 1984	P	200	103	Rhine-Neckar lion		8th	4:17:45	12	2	-	3
33	Gonzalo Perez de Vargas	January 10, 1991	GK	189	093	Fenix ​​Toulouse handball		8th	2:40:24	00	-	-	-
average				192	094	total		8th	8:00:00	2390	22nd0	0	21st0

Czech Republic

Czech Republic's best thrower: Filip Jícha

The Czech national team played in the preliminary round in Group A against Austria (20:30), Macedonia (24:24) and Denmark (29:33). She was only last in the group with only one point behind Denmark, Macedonia and Austria and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Vladimír Haber		Czech Republic
Assistant coach	Jaroslav Hudeček		Czech Republic
Team manager	Luke Pelican		Czech Republic

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
1	Tomáš Mrkva	January 20, 1989	GK	203	110	ASV Hamm		3	1:10:37	00	-	-	-
2	Jakub Hrstka	March 17, 1990	LW	186	090	HT Tatran Prešov		3	2:30:00	06th	-	-	1
3	Roman Bečvář	April 18, 1989	CB	191	084	HC Up Rostock		3	29:40	04th	-	-	-
5	Miroslav Jurka	June 7, 1987	RW	189	083	Saint-Raphaël Var Handball		3	1:34:22	06th	1	-	-
7th	Daniel Kubeš	February 7, 1978	LB	200	110	MT Melsungen		3	1:21:54	00	1	-	2
8th	Marek Vančo	July 12, 1989	RW	180	075	HC Baník Karviná		3	30:00	00	-	-	-
9	Filip Jícha	April 19, 1982	LB	201	105	THW Kiel		3	2:38:48	23	-	-	-
11	Jan Sobol	May 22, 1984	RW	188	086	KS Azoty-Pulawy		3	1:27:13	08th	-	-	1
13	Pavel Horák	November 28, 1982	LB	198	113	Foxes Berlin		3	2:05:30	14th	3	-	2
15th	Alois Mráz	September 8, 1978	LB	196	100	TV Hüttenberg		3	2:00:25	01	2	-	3
18th	Jan Stehlík	April 18, 1985	RB	188	091	Saint-Raphaël Var Handball		3	1:27:44	05	1	-	1
19th	Tomáš Babák	December 28, 1993	CB	186	082	TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen		3	42:18	01	-	-	-
22nd	Tomáš Sklenák	March 2, 1982	CB	186	099	ThSV Eisenach		3	23:30	02	1	-	-
32	Jakub Šindelář	November 20, 1986	P	195	100	SSK Talent 90 Plzeň		3	39:01	01	-	-	-
41	Michal Kasal	April 3, 1994	LB	209	098	FC Barcelona (handball)		3	9:45	02	-	-	-
71	Petr Štochl	April 24, 1976	GK	193	100	Foxes Berlin		3	1:49:13	00	-	-	-
average				193	095	total		3	3:00:00	73	9	0	100

Hungary

Team principal Lajos Mocsai

The Hungarian national team played in the preliminary round in Group B against Spain (27:34), Iceland (27:27) and Norway (26:26). They finished third in the group behind Spain and Iceland and rose to the main round in Group I , where they met Macedonia (31:25), Denmark (24:28) and Austria (24:25). As a result, Hungary landed in fourth place and was eliminated from the European Championship.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Lajos Mocsai	March 10, 1954	Hungary
Assistant coach	István Juhász		Hungary
Assistant coach	János Szathmári	March 25, 1969	Hungary

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
03	Ferenc Ilyes	December 20, 1981	LB	198	103	Pick Szeged		6th	2:45:50	03	4th	1	4th
04th	Szabolcs Szöllösi	January 28, 1989	P	194	101	Csurgói KK		6th	2:02:55	07th	1	-	3
05	Timuzsin Schuch	5th June 1985	P	197	106	MKB Veszprém		6th	2:49:12	02	5	1	6th
06th	Tamás Mocsai	December 9, 1978	RB	196	096	TSV Hannover-Burgdorf		6th	2:16:35	07th	-	-	2
07th	Gábor Császár	June 16, 1984	CB	186	086	Paris Saint-Germain		6th	3:10:04	26th	-	-	1
08th	Gergö Ivancsik	November 30, 1981	LW	190	087	MKB Veszprém		6th	2:45:26	22nd	-	-	-
11	Barna Putics	August 18, 1984	LB	201	106	VfL Gummersbach		6th	1:55:25	09	-	-	4th
12	Peter Tatai	June 23, 1983	GK	195	098	Pick Szeged		6th	1:32:20	00	-	-	-
16	Roland Mikler	20th September 1984	GK	190	092	Pick Szeged		6th	4:26:57	00	-	-	-
18th	Kornel Nagy	November 21, 1986	CB	195	098	Dunkerque		6th	2:15:52	08th	-	-	1
20th	Péter Gulyás	4th March 1984	RW	200	100	MKB Veszprém		6th	3:03:16	11	-	-	-
24	Attila Vadkerti	February 22, 1982	LW	182	088	Pick Szeged		6th	2:18:59	07th	-	-	1
25th	Szabolcs Zubai	March 31, 1984	P	191	086	Pick Szeged		6th	3:07:41	11	5	-	2
29	Bence Zdolik	May 16, 1992	LB	198	090	Balatonfüredi KSE		1	3:22	00	-	-	-
31	Gábor Szalafai	April 13, 1985	RW	194	092	Braun Gyöngyös		6th	1:58:55	08th	-	-	1
33	Gabor Ancsin	November 27, 1990	RB	202	097	Pick Szeged		5	2:42:40	19th	2	-	4th
66	Máté Lékai	June 16, 1988	CB	190	082	RK Celje		6th	2:44:31	19th	1	-	1
average				194	094	total		6th	6:00:00	1590	18th0	0	30th0

Belarus

Team boss Yuri Schewzow

The Belarusian national team played in the preliminary round in Group D against Croatia (22:33), Sweden (22:30) and Montenegro (29:23). They finished third in the group behind Croatia and Sweden and rose to the main round in Group II , where they met Poland (30:31), France (39:30) and Russia (33:29). As a result, she was eliminated from the European Championship as the bottom of the group.

supervisor

function	Surname	born	nationality
Team boss	Yuri Shevtsov	December 16, 1959	Belarus
Assistant coach	Uladzimir Zhuk		Belarus
Assistant coach	Igor Papruga		Belarus

player

No.	Playername	born	Item	Size	Weight	society	country	Sp.	time	T
01	Kasimir Katlinski	April 12, 1974	GK	192	095	Viktorija-Regija Minsk		4th	1:13:23	00	-	-	-
02	Ivan Brouka	April 20, 1980	LW	184	087	HC Dinamo Minsk		6th	3:48:50	27	-	-	4th
04th	Maksim Babitschau	March 7, 1986	P	200	100	HC Dinamo Minsk		6th	4:04:29	15th	1	-	6th
06th	Wiktar Sajzau	August 27, 1992	RB	200	100	SKA Minsk		6th	1:59:53	04th	1	-	2
08th	Dzmitryi Kamyshik	May 1, 1990	LB	200	098	SKA Minsk		6th	2:57:39	09	2	-	2
09	Aleh Astrashapkin	January 20, 1992	RB	188	080	Brest GK Meshkov		3	11:42	03	-	-	-
10	Barys Puchouski	3rd January 1987	CB	184	083	Csurgói KK		4th	2:56:05	17th	1	-	-
12	Alyaksey Kishou	September 23, 1986	GK	192	092	GK Neva St. Petersburg		2	17:37	00	-	-	-
14th	Siarhei Rutenka	August 29, 1981	LB	198	096	FC Barcelona (handball)		6th	2:11:41	34	1	-	3
15th	Dzjanis Rutenka	February 14, 1986	RW	190	084	HC Dinamo Minsk		6th	4:11:39	15th	3	-	-
17th	Dimitry Nikulenkau	July 12, 1984	CB	188	090	HC Dinamo Minsk		6th	3:18:23	10	1	-	1
18th	Syarhej Schylowitsch	May 16, 1986	RB	195	105	Pogon Szczecin		6th	4:09:45	20th	3	-	6th
19th	Mikhail Niazhura	December 9, 1980	P	200	115	Viktorija-Regija Minsk		6th	1:26:35	00	1	-	2
20th	Dzmitry Chystabayeu	December 23, 1986	LB	200	098	Medvedi Perm		6th	36:24	00	-	-	1
21st	Vital Charapenka	January 27, 1984	GK	193	090	Brest GK Meshkov		6th	4:29:00	00	-	-	-
24	Maksim Baranau	April 11, 1988	RW	188	081	Brest GK Meshkov		6th	1:47:21	06th	-	-	-
55	Aljaksandr Zitou	October 28, 1986	P	190	105	HK Motor Zaporizhia		3	29:03	00	-	-	-
86	Evegeny Semenov	July 16, 1986	RB	196	090	Medvedi Perm		6th	1:50:31	06th	1	-	2
average				194	093	total		6th	6:00:00	1660	15th0	0	290

Total statistics

space	Country (source )	Games	Gates	Litters	Efficiency in%
01.	France	8th	259	387	67	23	1	26th
02.	Denmark	8th	247	378	65	27	0	30th
03.	Spain	8th	239	387	62	23	0	21st
04th	Croatia	8th	229	369	62	26th	0	35
05.	Iceland	7th	199	336	59	24	1	25th
06th	Poland	7th	191	326	59	23	0	26th
07th	Sweden	6th	166	285	58	20th	2	25th
08th.	Hungary	6th	159	285	56	20th	2	30th
09.	Russia	6th	168	288	58	18th	0	23
10.	North Macedonia	6th	141	273	52	18th	0	26th
11.	Austria	6th	159	290	55	19th	0	29
12.	Belarus	6th	166	302	55	16	0	29
13.	Serbia	3	073	135	54	9	0	17th
14th	Norway	3	077	149	52	9	0	12
15th	Czech Republic	3	073	136	54	9	0	10
16.	Montenegro	3	066	127	52	9	0	10
total		470	26120	44530	59	293	6th	374

Web links

• European Championship 2014 website (accessed January 24, 2014)
• European Handball Federation (EHF): 2014 European Handball Championship (accessed January 24, 2016)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Denmark (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
2. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Denmark (accessed on January 28, 2016)
3. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster France (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
4. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics France (accessed on January 28, 2016)
5. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Island (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
6. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics France (accessed on January 28, 2016)
7. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Croatia (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
8. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics France (accessed on January 28, 2016)
9. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Macedonia (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
10. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Macedonia (accessed on January 28, 2016)
11. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Montenegro (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
12. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Montenegro (accessed on January 28, 2016)
13. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Norway (PDF file, English, accessed on September 11, 2019)
14. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Norway (accessed on January 28, 2016)
15. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Austria (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
16. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Austria (accessed on January 28, 2016)
17. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Poland (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
18. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Poland (accessed on January 28, 2016)
19. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Poland (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
20. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Russia (accessed on January 28, 2016)
21. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Poland (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
22. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Sweden (accessed on January 28, 2016)
23. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Poland (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
24. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Serbia (accessed on January 28, 2016)
25. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Spain (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
26. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Spain (accessed on January 28, 2016)
27. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Spain (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
28. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Czech Republic (accessed on January 28, 2016)
29. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Hungary (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
30. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Hungary (accessed on January 28, 2016)
31. ↑ ^{a b} European Handball Federation (EHF): Team Roster Belarus (PDF file, English, accessed on January 24, 2016)
32. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Statistics Belarus (accessed on January 28, 2016)
33. ↑ European Handball Federation (EHF): Overall Team Statistics (accessed on January 28, 2016)