2013 World Men's Handball Championship

The 23rd World Handball Championship for men ( Spanish: Campeonato Mundial de Balonmano Masculino de 2013) was held in Spain from 11 to 27 January 2013. The team from the host, the Spanish team won the championship in the final against the Danish team with 35:19.

6.2.1 Overview
6.2.2 knockout round
6.2.3 quarterfinals
6.2.4 Semi-finals
6.2.5 3rd place match
6.2.6 final

6.3.1 Overview
6.3.2 Placement matches
6.3.3 place match 23
6.3.4 place match 21
6.3.5 place match 19
6.3.6 place match 17

9.1 All- Star team

Host

The International Handball Federation (IHF ) Spain was on October 2, 2010 in Herzogenaurach determined as hosts by the Council. The Royal Spanish Handball Federation came into office the only candidate after the associations from Denmark, South Korea and Norway had recently withdrawn their candidacy. Denmark withdrew the application after the country had been awarded the contract for the European Handball Championship 2014 on 25 September 2010. On December 7, 2010 Hassan Moustafa signed for the IHF and Juan de Dios Román Seco for the Spanish Association of the Treaty on the hosting of the World Cup 2013.

Venues

The venues for the games were Barcelona, Granollers, Madrid, Seville, Guadalajara and Zaragoza.

Qualification

The tournament was attended by 24 teams. Qualified automatically as hosts were Spain and France as world champion in 2011; the other 22 teams qualified via their continental federations in tournament form.

Participant

The 24 teams listed below participated in the World Championships in Spain. The table also shows the date of qualification, the Continental Association and the number of previous World Cup participations.

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(10 SFR Yugoslavia under: 1958, 1961, 1964, 1967, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986, 1990)

Group draw

The draw for the preliminary round groups of the Handball World Championship 2013 took place on 19 July 2012 in the Jardines del Buen Retiro in Madrid. The 24 qualified teams were divided into four groups of six teams. This causes the following groups arise:

France France
Germany Germany
Argentina Argentina
Tunisia Tunisia
Montenegro Montenegro
Brazil Brazil

Denmark Denmark
Macedonia Macedonia
Iceland Iceland
Qatar Qatar
Russia Russia
Chile Chile

Serbia Serbia
Slovenia Slovenia
Poland Poland
Flag of South Korea South Korea
Belarus Belarus
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia

Spain
Croatia Croatia
Hungary Hungary
Algeria Algeria
Egypt Egypt
Australia Australia

Schedule

The first round began on January 11, 2013 with the opening match against Algeria Spain in Madrid. For the remaining 22 teams, the tournament began a day later. The preliminary round was played in four groups of six teams; each group played in Madrid, Barcelona / Granollers, Seville and Zaragoza. The first round ended on 19 January 2013.

The teams that places 1 to 4 occupied in their group after the group matches, qualified for the final round. The teams ranked 5 and 6 played on 21 and 22 January 2013 President's Cup on.

In the final round of the last sixteen games were held in Barcelona and Zaragoza on 20 and 21 January 2013. The quarter-finals took place on 23 January, the semi-final on 25 January. The 3rd place match and the final was held on 26 and 27 January 2013.

Preliminary round

Judging Criteria

In case of equality of two or more teams after the first round decided the following criteria on the placement:

Group A

The matches of group A were discharged in Granollers and Barcelona.

Steffen Weinhold (7 goals)

( 12: 10)

Cardoso, Pacheco, Patria Nova ( 4 goals)

Diego Simonet (7 goals)

( 13: 12 )

Zoran Roganović (6 goals)

Fernandez, abalone (6 goals)

( 13: 14 )

Amines Bannour (7 goals)

Fernando José Pacheco ( 8 goals)

(09: 08)

Fernández, D. Simonet (5 goals)

Wael Jallouz (8 goals)

( 13: 13)

Sven- Soeren Christophersen (7 goals)

Vasko Sevaljevic (5 goals)

(11: 17)

Jerome Fernandez (6 goals)

Ben Salah Toumi (5 goals)

( 11: 11)

Fahrudin MELIC (6 goals)

Patrick Wiencek (5 goals)

( 17: 13)

Diego Simonet (9 goals )

Michaël Guigou (6 goals)

( 12: 05)

Alexandro Pozzer ( 4 goals)

Lucas Candido (5 goals)

( 13: 11)

Kamel Alouini (6 goals)

Theuerkauf, Small ( 4 goals)

( 13: 11)

Fahrudin MELIC (7 goals)

Pablo Simonet (8 goals)

(06: 19)

Samuel Honrubia (7 goals)

Sebastian Simonet ( 4 goals)

(06: 07)

Abdelhak Ben Salah (5 goals)

Nikola Karabatic (8 goals)

( 16: 16)

Patrick Groetzki (6 goals)

Mladen Rakčević (7 goals)

(10: 11)

Felipe Borges ( 7 goals)

Group B

The matches of Group B were held in Seville.

Kiril Lazarov (8 goals)

( 12: 10)

Rodrigo Salinas ( 8 goals)

Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson (7 goals)

( 13: 14 )

Sergei Gorbok (6 goals)

Eggert, Lindberg (8 goals)

( 19: 13)

Abdelhak, Al Rayes ( 4 goals)

Erwin Feuchtmann Perez ( 6 goals)

( 11: 18)

Arnór Þór Gunnarsson (7 goals)

Boumendjel, Osman (5 goals)

( 13: 21)

Kiril Lazarov (9 goals )

Timur Dibirow (7 goals)

( 13: 14 )

Nikolaj Markussen (6 goals)

Wajdi defensins (5 goals)

( 13: 16)

Timur Dibirow (6 goals)

Dejan Manaskov (5 goals)

(10: 10)

Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson (9 goals )

Anders Eggert (9 goals )

( 17: 13)

Rodrigo Salinas ( 10 goals)

Kiril Lazarov (10 goals)

( 13: 16)

Timur Dibirow (8 goals)

Rodrigo Salinas ( 7 goals)

(09: 16)

Sahbi Aziza (8 goals)

Kári Kristjánsson (8 goals)

( 13: 16)

Eggert, Lindberg, Hansen ( 7 goals)

Timur Dibirow (11 goals)

( 18: 13)

Emil Feuchtmann Perez (9 goals )

Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson (10 goals)

( 19: 14)

Wajdi defensins (8 goals)

Mikkel Hansen ( 5 goals)

( 13: 14 )

F. Lazarov, K. Lazarov (5 goals)

Group C

The Group C matches were played in Zaragoza.

Momir Ilić (7 goals)

( 13: 09)

Eom Hyo -won (6 goals)

Gašper Marguč (6 goals)

( 17: 15)

H. Al- Obaidi, Al - Abdulali (5 goals)

Krzysztof Lijewski (7 goals)

( 14: 09)

Siarhei Rutenka (9 goals )

Jeong, S.-H. Kim (6 goals)

( 13: 14 )

Dragan Gajic (11 goals)

Siarhei Rutenka (11 goals)

( 13: 20)

Nenadić, Nikčević, Vujin (5 goals)

Mahdi Al- Salem ( 4 goals)

(06: 14)

Bartczak, Orzechowski (5 goals)

Eom Hyo -won (7 goals)

(10: 12)

Siarhei Rutenka (10 goals)

Momir Ilić (9 goals )

( 12: 10)

Ahmad Al- Abdulali (8 goals)

Borut Mačkovšek (8 goals)

( 11: 14)

B. Jurecki, M. Jurecki (5 goals)

Dragan Gajic (8 goals)

(12: 17)

Siarhei Rutenka (9 goals )

Mahdi Al -Salem (5 goals)

( 11: 13)

Eom Hyo -won (6 goals)

Bartosz Jurecki (9 goals )

( 11: 13)

Momir Ilić (9 goals )

Syarhey Schylowitsch (6 goals)

( 18: 05)

Turki Alenbaawi ( 3 goals )

Bartosz Jurecki (10 goals)

( 18: 11)

Yoon C - yoel (9 goals )

Marko Vujin (7 goals)

( 16: 19)

Dragan Gajic (7 goals)

Group D

The Group D games were played in Madrid.

Víctor Tomás (8 goals)

( 14: 05)

Mohamed Aski Mokrani ( 4 goals)

Zlatko Horvat (8 goals)

( 17: 04)

Tommy Fletcher ( 5 goals)

Gabor Csaszar (8 goals)

( 17: 09)

Ahmed Mostafa (5 goals)

Hichem Daoud (6 goals)

( 12: 15)

Ivan Čupić (8 goals)

Ahmed Mostafa (5 goals)

( 11: 16)

Valero Rivera (6 goals)

Tommy Fletcher ( 6 goals)

(06: 20)

Gabor Csaszar (8 goals)

Benali, Chehbour, Mokrani (5 goals)

( 12: 16)

Ahmed Mostafa (9 goals )

Albert Rocas (9 goals )

( 24: 06)

Callum Mouncey ( 4 goals)

Ivan Čupić (8 goals)

( 15: 11)

Szabolcs Szöllősi (5 goals)

Bevan Calvert (6 goals)

(06: 14)

Riad Chehbour (6 goals)

László Nagy (6 goals)

( 14: 14 )

Sarmiento, Tomás (6 goals)

Čupić, Kopljar , Štrlek ( 4 goals)

( 11: 09)

Ahmed Mostafa (8 goals)

Mohamed Hisham (6 goals)

( 25: 08)

Mitchell Hedges (5 goals)

Jorge Maqueda (7 goals)

( 13: 15)

Ivan Čupić (8 goals)

Harsanyi, Lékai, Ancsin (5 goals)

( 14: 08)

Messaoud Berkous (7 goals)

Final round

Survey

Second round

Quarterfinals

Semifinal

3rd Place Match

Final

President's Cup

Survey

Placement matches

Place play- 23

Place play- 21

Place play- 19

Place play- 17

Referee

Final placements

The rankings were according to the following criteria:

Locations 1 to 4: Results in the final and in the 3rd place match
Places 5 to 8 ( losers of the quarter -finals ): on points, then goal difference, then the number of goals scored in the group matches against teams ranked 1-4
Places 9 to 16 ( loser of the first knockout round games): on points, then goal difference, then the number of goals scored in the group matches against teams ranked 1-4
Places 17 to 20: results of the classification matches the President's Cup at the fifth place of the preliminary round
Places 21 to 24: results of the classification matches the President's Cup at the sixth- placed teams from the preliminary round

Awards

All- Star team

Statistics

Statistic

Best Goalkeeper

Banns

Medalist

5th Place: Germany

Silvio Heinevetter ( foxes Berlin)
Carsten Lichtlein ( TBV Lemgo )
Stefan Kneer (SC Magdeburg / 9 goals)
Oliver Roggisch (Rhein- Neckar Löwen / 4)
Patrick Wiencek (THW Kiel / 19)
Tobias Reichmann (HSG Wetzlar / 6)

Kevin Schmidt (HSG Wetzlar / 21)
Steffen Faeth (HSG Wetzlar / 8)
Christoph Theuerkauf ( HBW Balingen- Weilstetten / 14)
Patrick Groetzki (Rhein- Neckar Löwen / 20)
Steffen Weinhold (SG Flensburg- Handewitt / 24)

Martin Strobel ( TBV Lemgo / 6)
Michael Haass ( Frisch Auf Göppingen / 14)
Adrian Pfahl ( VfL Gummersbach / 12)
Dominik Klein (THW Kiel / 21)
Sven- Soeren Christophersen ( foxes Berlin / 22)

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