Germany to Face Denmark, Italy, and Tunisia in Handball World Championship Main Round

Germany's path to the quarterfinals includes a rematch against Olympic champions Denmark and games against rising Italy and underdog Tunisia.

Germany's national handball team advanced to the main round of the World Championship and will face Denmark, Italy, and Tunisia in Herning.
The top two teams from the group will qualify for the quarterfinals, which begin on January 29 in Oslo.
Denmark, the Olympic champions and three-time defending world champions, are considered heavy favorites after dominating their group with a +55 goal difference.
Italy has captured attention as a surprise contender, marking their first World Championship appearance since 1997 and earning two group-stage wins before falling to Denmark.
Tunisia, a perennial underdog, narrowly secured their spot in the main round with a last-second win over Algeria but are not expected to pose a significant challenge.