German Women's Handball Team Shows Promise Ahead of European Championship
A victory over the Netherlands boosts confidence as Germany aims to close the gap with Europe's elite teams.
- Germany's women's handball team defeated the Netherlands 27-23 in the Golden League, signaling strong form ahead of the European Championship.
- The team, led by coach Markus Gaugisch, is building momentum following a narrow loss to Olympic champions Norway.
- Key players like Alina Grijseels and Xenia Smits emphasize the importance of learning from recent matches to reduce errors under pressure.
- DHB President Andreas Michelmann aims to establish Germany as a consistent contender in the world handball scene, targeting a semifinal spot at the upcoming championship.
- Germany will face the Netherlands, Iceland, and Ukraine in the group stage of the European Championship, starting preparations on November 18.