IHF Spain 2021 - here we come with a fascinating schedule

 


The 25th IHF Women’s World Championships, the first Women’s World Championship to feature 32 teams, takes place in Spain from 1 to 19 December 2021. The event will be hosted by four cities, with venues in Castellón, Granollers, Llíria and Torrevieja. The number of venues and the locations was reduced and were chosen due to COVID restrictions.

Group A: France, Montenegro, Angola, Slovenia VERY TOUGH

Group B: RHF, Serbia, Cameroon, Poland TOUGH

Group C: Norway, Romania, Kazakhstan, Iran TOUGH

Group D: Netherlands, Sweden, Puerto Rico, Uzbekistan TOUGH

Group E: Germany, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia VERY TOUGH

Group F: Denmark, South Korea, Tunisia, Congo TOUGH

Group G: Croatia, Japan, Brazil, Paraguay EASY

Group H: Spain, Austria, Argentina, China EASY

 

Preliminary Round          (All times local Madrid time)

Wednesday 1 December

20:30 Spain vs Argentina

 

Thursday 2 December

18:00 South Korea vs Congo

18:00 Austria vs China

18:00 Croatia vs Brazil

18:00 Germany vs Czech Republic

 

20:30 Japan vs Paraguay

20:30 Hungary vs Slovakia

20:30 Denmark vs Tunisia

 

Friday 3 December

18:00 France vs Angola

18:00 Netherlands vs Puerto Rico

18:00 Romania vs Iran

18:00 RHF vs Cameroon

20:30 Montenegro vs Slovenia

20:30 Sweden vs Uzbekistan

20:30 Norway vs Kazakstan

20:30 Serbia vs Poland

 

Saturday 4 December

18:00 South Korea vs Tunisia

18:00 Austria vs Argentina

18:00 Paraguay vs Croatia

18:00 Slovakia vs Germany

 

20:30 Congo vs Denmark

20:30 China vs Spain

20:30 Japan vs Brazil

20:30 Hungary vs Czech Republic

 

Sunday 5 December

15:30 Sweden vs Puerto Rico

 

18:00 Slovenia vs France

18:00 Uzbekistan vs Netherlands

18:00 Romania vs Kazakhstan

18:00 Poland vs RHF

 

20:30 Montenegro vs Angola

20:30 Iran vs Norway

20:30 Serbia vs Cameroon

 

Monday 6 December

18:00 Tunisia vs Congo

18:00 Argentina vs China

18:00 Brazil vs Paraguay

18:00 Czech Republic vs Slovakia

 

20:30 Denmark vs South Korea

20:30 Spain vs Austria

20:30 Croatia vs Japan

20:30 Germany vs Hungary

 

Tuesday 7 December

18:00 Angola vs Slovenia

18:00 Puerto Rico vs Uzbekistan

18:00 Kazakhstan vs Iran

18:00 Cameroon vs Poland

 

Late throw off times for 4 massive edges off your seat belters

20:30 France vs Montenegro

20:30 Netherlands vs Sweden

20:30 Norway vs Romania

20:30 RHF vs Serbia

 

Main round

The main round will be played from 8 to 13 December. Matches will throw off at 15:30, 18:00 and 20:30. Allocation of matches will be done by competition management.

 

President's Cup

Wednesday 8 December

15:00 4E vs 4F

17:30 4G vs 4H

 

Thursday 9 December

15:00 4A vs 4B

17:30 4C vs 4D

 

Friday 10 December

15:00 4E vs 4G

17:30 4F vs 4H

 

Saturday 11 December

15:00 4A vs 4C

17:30 4B vs 4D

 

Sunday 12 December

15:00 4H vs 4E

17:30 4F vs 4G

 

Monday 13 December

15:00 4D vs 4A

17:30 4B vs 4C

 

Wednesday 15 December

10:00 31/32 placement match

12:30 29/30 placement match

15:00 27/28 placement match

17:30 President's Cup final

 

Quarter-finals The quarter-finals will be played from 14 to 15 December. Matches will throw off at 17:30 and 20:30. Allocation of matches will be done by competition management.

 

Semi-finals The semi-finals will be played on 17 December. Matches will throw off at 17:30 and 20:30. Allocation of matches will be done by competition management.

 

Finals Sunday 19 December

14:30 3/4 placement match

17:30 Final

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