The ideal start: The German handball players got their medal hunt at the World Cup in Spain off to a promising start. The DHB team of national coach Henk Groener landed a convincing 31:21 (17:10) against the Czech Republic. From a strong team, captain Alina Grijseels stood out as the most successful thrower with four hits. Leader Emily Bölk and Co. laid the foundation for the never-endangered success in front of around 500 spectators in Lliria with a convincing defensive performance. “We can be completely satisfied with a ten-goal win at the start,” said Groener. “We had access to the defense from the start.” Bölk said: “We played well for over 50 minutes and dominated -” now we’ll see that we fade out the less concentrated minutes in the next few games, and then we’ll see how it goes on. ” Clock) Slovakia and on Monday Hungary (8.30 p.m. / both sportdeutschland.TV). The best three teams of the eight preliminary round groups move into the main round.
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