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EHF competition history
Austria
24
Iceland
26
France
33
Austria
28
Germany
22
Austria
22
Hungary
29
Austria
30
Spain
33
Austria
33
Croatia
28
Austria
28
Austria
31
Romania
24
Belarus
36
Austria
36
Austria
22
Germany
34
Spain
30
Austria
26
Croatia
27
Austria
23
Austria
32
North Macedonia
28
Austria
34
Ukraine
30
Czech Republic
29
Austria
32
Austria
31
Belarus
26
Belarus
28
Austria
28
Austria
20
Denmark
23
Denmark
35
Austria
27
Austria
24
Turkey
22
Belgium
17
Austria
21
Austria
22
Estonia
24
Estonia
21
Austria
25
Sweden
21
Austria
19
Austria
18
Belgium
15
Turkey
18
Austria
18
Austria
17
Sweden
19
Key Players
Left wing
The tall (1.9m) wing Sebastian Frimmel is one of the acknowledged stars of the Austrian team. He has scored over 200 goals in 75 previous appearances for the national team, including 21 at EHF EURO 2020. Frimmel made an early impact with bronze at the School World Championship in 2013, and made his senior national debut aged 18 in 2014. He was named ‘best young player’ of the Austrian league in the 2014/15 season. Frimmel joined Pick Szeged in summer 2021 and is the club’s top scorer to date in the EHF Champions League 2021/22, with 36 goals.
Left/centre back
Nikola Bilyk is key to Austrian success. He was the team’s top scorer with 46 goals at EHF EURO 2020, but then had a leave of absence after a severe knee injury. He made his national team comeback in November 2021, top-scoring in a test match against the Czech Republic. Bilyk was born in Tunis, where his father Serhij was a goalkeeper at Esperance; they later played together at Vienna’s Fivers club. The back was the youngest player at the IHF Men’s World Championship 2015 in Qatar at the age of 18, and had offers from both Barça and THW Kiel after the tournament. He chose Kiel, joining them in 2016 and going on to win the EHF Cup in 2019 with the club
Head Coach
Coach
Ales Pajovic steered Austria to their best-ever EHF EURO rank in 2020, when they finished eighth. He was appointed to the role in March 2019, succeeding Icelandic-born Patrekur Johannesson, and came from his first coaching role at Austrian club Graz. Prior to coaching, Pajovic played 181 matches for the Slovenian national team and was a master of defence in his active career. He won silver with Slovenia at EHF EURO 2004 and was a three-time winner of the EHF Champions League with Ciudad Real.
