2010 European Men's Handball Championship squads
- 3.1 Managers
- 3.2 Player Squad
- 4.1 Managers
- 4.2 Player Squad
- 5.1 Managers
- 5.2 Player Squad
- 6.1 Managers
- 6.2 Player Squad
- 7.1 Managers
- 7.2 Player Squad
- 8.1 Managers
- 8.2 Player Squad
- 9.1 Managers
- 9.2 Player Squad
On the 9th European Handball Championship for men, which was held January 19 to 31 2010 in Austria to 16 teams participating. In these lists, the cadres of the participating teams as well as the stakes, the goals scored and the penalties imposed on the player are displayed.
Legend
The numbers ( matches / goals) in the front part of the tables, the information ahead of Euro
European Championship: France
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Player Squad
Second Place: Croatia
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Third place: Iceland
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Tenth Place: Germany
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Player Squad
1) Beautiful Christian was re-nominated because of the failure of Stefan Schröder (injury to the eardrum in the match against Poland) before the second round match as the 16th player.
2) The injured Stefan Schröder was replaced after the first round by Martin Strobel, since Michael Kraus had suffered a calf muscle strain in his thigh in the last group match.
Denmark
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Norway
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Austria
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Poland
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Russia
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Sweden
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1) Johan Sjöstrand was re-nominated for a second round match.
Serbia
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Slovenia
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Spain
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1 ) José Manuel Sierra became the main round -nominated, by a violation of Arpad Sterbik.
Czechia
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Ukraine
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Hungary
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1) Szabolcs Zubai was re-nominated for the third round match.
Sources and References
- EHF: Group A ( pdf file, 237 KB; accessed 19 January 2010 )
- EHF: Group B ( pdf file, 235 KB; accessed 19 January 2010 )
- EHF: Group C ( pdf file, 235 KB; accessed 19 January 2010 )
- EHF: Group D ( pdf file, 235 KB; accessed 19 January 2010 )
- Schedule on ehf - euro.com (pdf document, 235 KB; accessed 19 January 2010 )
- Statistics on ehf - euro.com ( pdf file, 235 KB; accessed 19 January 2010 )
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