The Men’s European Handball Championship (EHF EURO) continued on 26 January with Germany scheduled to play Denmark in a main round fixture of the tournament. The match forms part of the officially published main round programme of the continental competition currently taking place in Denmark, Sweden and Norway.

The European Handball Federation confirmed the Germany–Denmark encounter as a main round match, following the conclusion of the preliminary group stage. Main round results contribute directly to determining which teams qualify for the semifinals of the championship.

The fixture was scheduled to be played in Herning, Denmark, one of the designated host cities for the tournament. Herning has hosted multiple main round matches during the current phase of the competition, according to official EHF scheduling information.

As of the latest official updates, the match was listed as ongoing or pending completion, with no confirmed final score or result released by tournament organizers at the time of publication. Any match outcome is subject to formal confirmation by the European Handball Federation.

The Men’s EHF EURO features 24 national teams and runs through early February, with matches distributed across several venues in the three host countries. The main round stage follows the initial group phase and precedes the knockout rounds.

Broadcast and digital coverage of the championship, including main round matches, is being provided through officially licensed television partners and the EHF’s authorized streaming platforms, depending on regional availability.

Sources

• European Handball Federation
• EHF EURO 2026 Official Website
• International Handball Federation