Baltic Sea Cup (handball) 1986

14th Baltic Cup 1986
1986 Baltic Cup
Number of nations	6th
winner	DDR (8th title)
venue	Denmark
Opening game	January 14, 1986
Endgame	January 18, 1986
Games	15th
Gates	669   (∅: 44.6 per game)
Top scorer	Ingolf Wiegert (34 goals)
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The Baltic Cup 1986 or Baltic Cup 1986 was the 14th edition of the international handball tournament for national teams.

The GDR won the title for the eighth time. The Soviet Union took second place ahead of hosts Denmark .

Mode and game plan

In this event, six teams played in the " everyone against everyone " mode .

Evaluation criteria

1. higher number of points;
2. better goal difference;
3. higher number of goals scored;
4. the lot.

Closing table

Pl.	country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
01.	GDR	05	03	02	00	0128: 1110	+17	0008: 2000
02.	Soviet Union	05	03	01	01	0129: 1030	+26	0007: 3000
03.	Denmark A	05	02	01	02	0111: 1060	+5	0005: 5000
04th	Iceland	05	02	00	03	0097: 1120	−15	0004: 6000
05.	Denmark B	05	02	00	03	0093: 1090	−16	0004: 6000
06th	Poland	05	01	00	04th	0111: 1280	−17	0002: 8000

Games

1st matchday

January 14, 1986 7:30 p.m.	Iceland	20:17	Denmark A	Århus Stadionhal , Aarhus spectators: 2,200
	Arason 8	(10: 8)	Nielsen 8

January 14, 1986	Soviet Union	25:18	Denmark B
	Gagin 10

January 14, 1986	GDR	28:23	Poland	Svendborg
	Wiegert 10	(13:10)

2nd matchday

January 15, 1986 7:30 p.m.	Denmark A	24:22	Soviet Union	Odense Idrætshal , Odense spectators: 2,800
	Fenger , Jacobsen 4 each	(13: 9)

January 15, 1986	Denmark B	21:20	Poland

January 15, 1986	Iceland	21:26	GDR	Viborg
	Aðalsteinsson 8	(9:14)	Wiegert 8

3rd matchday

January 16, 1986 7:30 p.m.	Poland	21:28	Denmark A	Randershallen , Randers spectators: 2,800
		(7:14)	Jensen 6

January 16, 1986	GDR	24:17	Denmark B	Kolding
		(11: 7)

January 16, 1986	Soviet Union	27:12	Iceland	Grasten
	Gopin 8	(12: 3)	Arason 5
	5 ×		2 ×

4th matchday

17th January 1986	Denmark A	16:17	Denmark B

17th January 1986	Iceland	20:22	Poland	Næstved Referee: Elbrønd, Skov
	Birgisson 5	(9: 9)	Wenta 7
	6 ×		2 ×

17th January 1986	Soviet Union	24:24	GDR	Slagelse
		(13:13)	Choice 7

5th matchday

January 18, 1986 11:30 a.m.	Denmark B	20:24	Iceland	Frederiksværk
	Lundbye 6	(5:13)	Arason 8

January 18, 1986 2:30 p.m.	Denmark A	26:26	GDR	Brøndby Hallen , Brøndby Kommune Spectators: 1,000
	Nielsen , Rasmussen 5 each	(14:11)	Wiegert 7

January 18, 1986	Poland	25:31	Soviet Union

Bids

1.	2.	3.  A.	4th	5.  B.	6th
Peter Hofmann (goalkeeper) Wieland Schmidt (goalkeeper) Heiko Bonath Rüdiger Borchardt Mike Fuhrig Stephan Hauck Andreas Köckeritz Andreas Nagora Peter Pysall Dirk Schnell Klaus-Dieter Schulz Frank-Michael Wahl Ingolf Wiegert Holger Winselmann	Alexander Schipenko (goalkeeper) Alexander Anpilogow Oleg Gagin Valery Gopin Sergei Kuschnirjuk	Karsten Holm (goalkeeper) Poul Sørensen (goalkeeper) Lars Gjøls-Andersen Morten Stig Christensen Peter Michael Fenger Jørgen Gluver Hans Hattesen Kim Jacobsen Klaus Jensen Otto Mertz Claus Munkedal Keld Nielsen Erik Veje Rasmussen Jens Erik Roepstorff	Brynjar Kvaran (Goalkeeper) Ellert Vigfússon (Goalkeeper) Kristján Sigmundsson (Goalkeeper) alfreð gíslason Atli Hilmarsson Egill Jóhannesson Geir Sveinsson guðmundur guðmundsson Jakob Sigurðsson Júlíus Jónasson Kristján Arason Páll Ólafsson Steinar Birgisson Valdimar Grímsson Þórbergur Aðalsteinsson Þorbjörn Jensson Thorgils Mathiesen	Jens Christian Christensen (goalkeeper) John Mark Jensen Lars Lundbye Steen Mogensen	Zbigniew Tłuczyński Bogdan Wenta
Note	Note	Note		Note	Note
Paul Tiedemann (trainer)	Anatoly Yevtushenko (coach)	Leif Mikkelsen (trainer)	Bogdan Kowalczyk (Trainer)		Stefan Wrześniewski (trainer)

^Note List incomplete.

List of goalscorers

Pl.	Surname	team	Gates	FT	7m	Sp.	T / S
1	Ingolf Wiegert	GDR	34	34	0	5	6.8
2	Kristjan Arason	Iceland	29	21st	8th	5	5.8
3	Zbigniew Tłuczyński	Poland	28			4th	7th

Individual evidence

1. ^ Neues Deutschland (Ed.): GDR handball players won the Baltic Sea Cup unbeaten. At the end of the tournament 26:26 against host Denmark . January 20, 1986 ( https://www.nd-archiv.de/artikel/1176360.ddr-handballer-gewannen-ungeschlagen-ostseepokal.html beginning of the article [accessed on June 28, 2020]).