1993 World Men's Handball Championship

The 13th World Handball Championship for men was held in Sweden from 10 to 20 March 1993. A total of 16 teams participated in the tournament. World champion Russia, which prevailed in the final 28:19 against France. Third place went to Sweden, which defeated the Switzerland with 26:19. The German team was sixth, Austria finished in 14th place. The first nine teams qualified directly for the next World Cup in 1995 in Iceland.

  • 6.1 World Cup: Russia
  • 6.2 Second Place: France
  • 6.3 Third Place: Sweden
  • 6.4 Sixth Place: Germany

Schedule

Preliminary round

First, the teams were divided into four groups in the first round against each other. The first three teams in each group qualified for the main round.

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Main Round

The top three teams in each group reached the main round. The teams came from the qualifying groups A and B in group I, the teams from Groups C and D in the Group II results from the direct duels of the teams from the same preliminary group were taken with the main round.

Group I

Group II

Placement Round 13-16

The fourth place of the preliminary groups AD were playing for places 13 to 16

Final Games

The two first of the two main round groups played in the finals, the two second -place play 3 other teams were playing for the other placings.

Place play- 11

Place play- 9

Game for 7th place

Match for 5th place

3rd Place Match

Final

Full Time

Top scorers

FT - Field Goals, 7m - Seven meters

Best Goalkeeper

All-Star Team

The Squad

World Cup: Russia

  • Andrei Lavrov
  • Pawel Sukosjan
  • Oleg Sapronov
  • Valery Gopin
  • Vyacheslav Atawin
  • Oleg Kisseljew
  • Dmitry Filippov
  • Oleg Grebnew
  • Talant Dujshebaev
  • Igor Vasiliev
  • Andrej Antonewitsch
  • Dimitri Torgowanow
  • Andrej Franzusow
  • Vyacheslav Gorpischin
  • Dimitri Karlov
  • Vasily Kudinov

Coach: Vladimir Maximov

Second Place: France

  • Christian Gaudin
  • Jackson Richardson
  • Jean -Luc Thiebaut
  • Frederic Perez
  • Pascal Mahé
  • Thierry Perreux
  • Philippe Schaaf
  • Frédéric Full
  • Denis Lathoud
  • Philippe Julio
  • Patrick Lepetit
  • Gaël Monthurel
  • Éric Quintin
  • Philippe gardent
  • Laurent Munier
  • Stéphane Stoecklin

Coach: Daniel Costantini

Third Place: Sweden

  • Magnus Andersson
  • Unlike Bäckegren
  • Carlén
  • Magnus Cato
  • Erik Hajas

Coach: Bengt Johansson

Sixth Place: Germany

  • Andreas Thiel
  • January Holpert
  • Jens pumpkin
  • Mike Fuhrig
  • Sven Lakenmacher
  • Karsten Kohlhaas
  • Marc Nagel
  • Jörg Kunze
  • Thomas Knorr
  • Jean Baruth
  • Holger Löhr

Coach: Armin Emrich

Marc Baumgartner Magnus Andersson (handballer) Mats Olsson (handballer) Andrey Lavrov Pavel Sukosyan Christian Gaudin (handballer) Klaus-Dieter Petersen
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