

Portugal shock France, Lazarov beats the buzzer for North Macedonia
Sweden cruise to a win over Switzerland, Portugal shock France
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- Portugal shone to beat France 28:25 in group D, while Slovenia cruised to a 26:23 win against Poland in group F
- North Macedonia beat Ukraine with a buzzer-beater from Kiril Lazarov
- In group F in Gothenburg, Sweden beat Switzerland 34:21
- In group B Austria threw off against near neighbours the Czech Republic with a 32:29 win
- Norway opened with a 32:26 win against Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Read the day's preview here
23:15 REVIEW ALL THE ACTION!
With all six matches complete, don't miss our reviews packed with stats, analysis and quotes!
Bilyk gives Austria dream start with 12 goals
Last-gasp Lazarov goal gives North Macedonia victory
Portugal surprise France in group D opener
Norway open preliminary round with a win
Slovenia throw off EHF EURO in style
Magician Palicka lifts Sweden past Switzerland
22:10 SWEDEN, NORTH MACEDONIA AND NORWAY WIN
With all tonight's matches complete, Sweden, Norway and North Macedonia have also notched up wins - with Sweden's 13-goal margin over Switzerland the largest of the competition so far.
21:10 SWEDEN TAKE SEVEN-GOAL LEAD
At half-time Sweden are leading Switzerland by seven goals in Gothenburg. In Trondheim, Norway are five goals up against Bosnia & Herzegovina, while North Macedonia lead Ukraine by three in Vienna.
19:50 PORTUGAL, AUSTRIA, SLOVENIA WIN
Austria stormed back in the second half, led by Nikola Bilyk with 12 goals, to win 32:29 against the Czech Republic; Portugal secured a brilliant win over France, 25:28; and Slovenia beat Poland 26:23.
19:30 NO FURTHER SANCTIONS FOR MAQUEDA AND MORROS
Spain's Jorge Maqueda and Viran Morros, who received red cards in yesterday's match against Latvia, will receive no further punishment.
19:00 HALF-TIME
At the break, the Czech Republic have fought back and taken the lead over Austria; Portugal did the same against France; while Slovenia have led for the whole 30 minutes against Poland.
18:30 MATCHES UNDERWAY
Austria, France and Slovenia have taken early, slight leads in their matches, which are now all underway.
17:15 HERE’S HOW TO FOLLOW THE ACTION
There are six matches ahead tonight and here’s how you can follow all the action:
- check out the ehf-euro.com home page when a match is running for the live ticker, complete with full statistics including player tracking;
- go to ehfTV.com for live streaming, with English commentary tonight from the Czech Republic vs Austria in Vienna, Slovenia vs Poland in Gothenburg, Norway vs Bosnia & Herzegovina in Trondheim, and Sweden vs Switzerland in Gothenburg (geo-blocking may apply if a national broadcaster is showing the tournament);
- and follow the EHF EURO social media channels on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for live videos, top actions and other behind-the-scenes exclusives.
The first matches throw off in just 60 minutes at 18:15 CET.
17:00 MEET THE EHF EURO BOT!
Have you tried our new Facebook bot yet? Just send a message to the EHF EURO Facebook page, type in a player or team name, and the bot will play their highlights for you!
Have you met the new #ehfeuro2020 Facebook bot yet? You will definitely like it ????
To try it, just send a message to our Facebook page ????#dreamwinremember pic.twitter.com/KaukQAfMKU— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 10, 2020
15:00 SWITZERLAND NOT HERE FOR A HOLIDAY
Switzerland might be the underdogs in their match against Sweden later, but key player Andre Schmid wants to show the world that his team are here to prove themselves. Find out what he's thinking ahead of the game in our exclusive feature.
Andy Schmid says @HandballSchweiz ???????? is more than⌚️& ????. But can they upset hosts @hlandslaget ???????? tonight?#ehfeuro2020 #dreamwinremember https://t.co/mtEFnJ8jfN
— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 10, 2020
14:45 NEW PODCAST!
The next edition of the (Un)informed Handball Hour podcast is now available - check the ehf-euro.com front page to listen or click below. In this episode Chris O'Reilly and Brian Campion look at what happened yesterday, and speak to EHF journalist Kevin Domas about the clash between France and Portugal this evening.
14:00 NO FURTHER PUNISHMENT FOR GENSHEIMER
No further punishment will be imposed on the German left wing Uwe Geinsheimer for the red card he received in the opener against the Netherlands.
NEWS just in: no further punishment will be imposed on @DHB_Teams ???????? left wing @uwegensheimer for the red card he received in the opener against @Handbal_NL ????????#ehfeuro2020 #dreamwinremember
????© Stanko Gruden / kolektiff pic.twitter.com/Qy4ovEEnoZ— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 10, 2020
13:20 CAN PORTUGAL BEAT FRANCE AGAIN?
Portugal's 33:27 victory against France in the EHF EURO 2020 qualifiers last year was a major reason behind their ultimate qualification for the final tournament. Line player Tiago Rocha is confident that his team can perform again as they face the three-time champions in Trondheim later today. Read our feature to find out why.
.@AndebolPortugal ???????? shocked @FRAHandball ???????? in last year's #ehfeuro2020 qualifiers with a 33:27 win - can they do it again in the final tournament? Line player Tiago Rocha is pretty confident ... ????????#dreamwinremember https://t.co/dtHMKjPpFf
— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 10, 2020
12:30 DARK HORSES SLOVENIA READY TO RIDE
Slovenia are among the relative unknowns of this competition, a mixture of experience and youth with a brand-new coach, but captain Vid Kavticnik says they are ready to take on Poland later today in Gothenburg.
They changed their coach in December, but there's a positive mood in the @rzs_si ???????? camp ahead of their opening match against @handballpolska ???????? tomorrow ????????#ehfeuro2020 #dreamwinrememberhttps://t.co/gIUfZliCnt
— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 9, 2020
12:00 A LOOK AHEAD TO TOMORROW
Tomorrow's matches sees Group E start in Malmö, and what promises to be a brilliant match between former champions Spain and Germany. We've previewed the action for you!
PREVIEW: A look ahead to tomorrow's action, which sees an exciting battle between EHF EURO 2016 and 2018 champions @DHB_Teams ???????? and @RFEBalonmano ????????, off the back of their wins last night!#ehfeuro2020 #dreamwinrememberhttps://t.co/nJezJyiX2o
— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 10, 2020
10:30 THE BOY WHO DARED TO DREAM
At the age of 13, Sander Sagosen said he wanted to be the best handballer in the world. Now, he's right up there. Ahead of Norway's first match this evening against Bosnia & Herzegovina, we took a look at his career so far.
As hosts @NORhandball ???????? prepare to face Bosnia & Herzegovina ???????? tonight, here's an in-depth look at the astonishing career of star back @SanderSagosen - the boy who dared to dream! ⭐️#dreamwinremember #ehfeuro2020https://t.co/pOtKVauINi
— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 10, 2020
10:00 THE HOSTS ARE IN THE HOUSE
Want to know the history between the 12 sides starting their EHF EURO 2020 competition today? Don't miss our daily preview of all six matches in Groups B, D and F!
09:30 WELCOME TO DAY 2!
Another packed day of handball is in store with no fewer than six matches ahead this evening.
For a reminder of what happened yesterday, check out our day 1 at-a-glance report here.
Watch the Game Highlights from Spain vs. Latvia, 01/09/2020 pic.twitter.com/tMoVQYS2up
— EHF EURO (@EHFEURO) January 9, 2020