Unstoppable: 3rd title in a row for Denmark!

Denmark have written new pages in the history of handball. By defeating France, Denmark became the first national team in history that won the World Championship three times in a row. In addition to this record, the Dannes set another one, 28 undefeated World Championship matches in a row!

During the entire tournament, Denmark showed dominance. The closest to knocking them down was Croatia, which ended up with the draw. An incredible generation is led by Nicolaj Jacobsen, who made a success worthy of all respect!

Denmark opened the final against France briliantly and constantly led. France constantly tried to get as close as they could, but the closest they got was with the score 17:17. It is interesting that they never led in the match.

Young star Pytlick shot from the left back, Gidsel from the right, then Rasmus Lauge appeared on the scene scoring as many as 10 goals. He really played an incredible game. 

France - Denmark 29:34 (15:16)

France: Vincent Gerrard (4/25, 16%), Remi Desbonnet (3/16, 19%), Yanis Lenne 2, Nedim Remili 6, Romain Lagarde 1, Elohim Prandi 3, Melvyn Richardson 4, Dika Mem 5, Nicolas Tournat 3, Nikola Karabatic, Kentin Mahe 1, Mathieu Grebille, Luka Karabatic, Ludovic Fabregas 3, Valentin Porte, Dylan Nahi 1

Denmark: Niklas Landin Jacobsen (8/29, 28%), Kevin Moller (3/11, 27%), Niclas Kirkelokke 2, Magnus Landin Jacobsen, Emil Jakobsen 1, Rasmus Lauge 10, Magnus Saugstrup 2, Mathias Gidsel 6, Henrik Mollgaard, Mads Mensah Larsen 2, Mikkel Hansen 1, Lukas Jorgensen, Johan Hansen, Jacob Holm, Simon Hald 1, Simon Pytlick 9