Germany salvaged a last-gasp draw against Spain, 35:35, in one of the most dramatic matches so far at the 2025 IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, while Egypt secured their quarter-finals ticket, thanks to a 28:25 win over Switzerland.

For the second edition in a row at the IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, the Faroe Islands celebrated a quarter-finals spot, after a dramatic comeback, 28:27, against France.

Denmark, Portugal and Sweden also qualified to the next phase, thanks to their wins today, with Portugal registering a high-octane 46:28 win over Japan.

The situation in Group I of the main round was complicated even further, after Norway dealt Hungary a 37:33 loss, while Slovenia got a narrow 28:27 win against Austria, as Slovenia and Norway are top on three points, with Austria third with two points behind the final...

Denmark edged closer to a quarter-finals after their fourth win in as many matches at Poland 2025, 37:30, against Romania, while Sweden also clinched their fourth win in a row, limiting Croatia to only two goals scored in the last 15 minutes, to take a 32:28 win.

The first matches of the President’s Cup provided the first win for Morocco against an European side at the IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, 30:26, against North Macedonia, but also saw several sides move up to four points in the standings.

The Americans at the U21 World Championship in Poland found themselves in a very tough group – they lost all three matches in the first round against Japan, Sweden, and South Korea. Today, they begin their campaign in the President’s Cup with a match against Algeria, and tomorrow they will face Canada.

The International Handball Federation (IHF) has officially released the schedule for the main round of the 2025 IHF Men’s Junior World Championship.

The preliminary round of the 2025 IHF Men’s Junior World Championship concluded in Kielce, where Switzerland delivered a fantastic 30:28 win against Serbia to clinch the last main round spot, while Germany made it three out of three with a 39:26 win over Tunisia.

In a h​​​ighly contested match, Denmark sealed their third win at the 2025 IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, 35:31, against France, while hosts Poland crashed out after a heavy defeat against Poland, 22:35. Sweden also finished perfect in the preliminary round, thanks to their 38:29 win against Japan.