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词条 List of official matches of the Montenegro women's handball team
释义

  1. Records

  2. Results

  3. Tournaments

     List of participation  Overall 

  4. See also

  5. External links

The Montenegro women's national handball team represents Montenegro in international handball competitions. The national team was formed in 2006 recently after the Montenegrin independence.

National handball team of Montenegro made their historical debut matches in the November 2006. Except the qualifying matches, Montenegro played on World Championship, European Championship and Olympic Games.

Women's handball team is among most successful national teams of Montenegro. They won Montenegro's first ever Olympic medal in 2012 by reaching the final.Same year, Montenegro was a champion of Europe.

Below are major achievements of Montenegro women's national handball team in international competitions.

  • Olympic Games:
    • Silver (2nd): 2012
  • European Championship:
    • Winners: 2012
    • Semifinalists: 2014

Records

Largest victory
42:15, {{hbw|MNE}} – {{hbw|CHN}}, 7 December 2011, Santos
Largest defeat
23:34, {{hbw|MNE}} – {{hb|FRA}}, 20 December 2015, Herning
Longest unbeaten streak
9 matches, (14 June 2009 - 11 December 2010)
Longest losing streak
6 matches, (6 August 2016 - 6 December 2016)
Most scored goals in a match
42, {{hbw|MNE}} – {{hbw|CHN}} 42:15, {{hbw|CZE}} – {{hbw|MNE}} 26:42
Most goals against in a match
35, {{hb|MNE}} – {{hb|CRO}} 40:35

Results

Below is the list of all official matches of Montenegro national handball team.

Date
Opponent Result Venue Att Competition
28/11/2006{{hbw|Bulgaria}}32–28Cheb300WCQ
29/11/2006{{hbw|Turkey}}30–28Cheb250WCQ
01/12/2006{{hbw|Czech Republic}}23–24Cheb2,000WCQ
02/12/2006{{hbw|Bosnia and Herzegovina}}31–27Cheb200WCQ
03/12/2006{{hbw|Greece}}35–24Cheb200WCQ
27/11/2007{{hbw|Azerbaijan}}31–21Michalovce500ECQ
28/11/2007{{hbw|Switzerland}}34–26Michalovce200ECQ
01/12/2007{{hbw|Slovakia}}30–34Michalovce1,200ECQ
02/12/2007{{hbw|Portugal}}33–26Michalovce300ECQ
31/05/2008{{hbw|Croatia}}40–35Podgorica4,000ECQ
07/06/2008{{hbw|Croatia}}23–31Kutina2,000ECQ
25/11/2008{{hbw|Slovenia}}32–22Pljevlja2,000WCQ
26/11/2008{{hbw|Finland}}37–24Pljevlja2,000WCQ
28/11/2008{{hbw|Bulgaria}}40–21Pljevlja2,000WCQ
29/11/2008{{hbw|Azerbaijan}}41–20Pljevlja2,000WCQ
30/11/2008{{hbw|Italy}}32–28Pljevlja1,500WCQ
07/06/2009{{hbw|Sweden}}17–24Skövde1,700WCQ
14/06/2009{{hbw|Sweden}}28–28Pljevlja2,500WCQ
14/10/2009{{hbw|Poland}}31–21Lublin1,800ECQ
17/10/2009{{hbw|Russia}}28–28Podgorica4,000ECQ
31/03/2010{{hbw|Slovakia}}39–24Pljevlja2,500ECQ
04/04/2010{{hbw|Slovakia}}32–27Hlohovec500ECQ
26/05/2010{{hbw|Poland}}35–32Pljevlja2,500ECQ
30/05/2010{{hbw|Russia}}31–28Chekhov500ECQ
07/12/2010{{hbw|Russia}}24–22Aarhus600European Championship 2010
09/12/2010{{hbw|Iceland}}26–23Aarhus1,200European Championship 2010
11/12/2010{{hbw|Croatia}}28–29Aarhus1,000European Championship 2010
13/12/2010{{hbw|Spain}}22–20Herning3,000European Championship 2010
14/12/2010{{hbw|Romania}}21–23Herning3,420European Championship 2010
16/12/2010{{hbw|Denmark}}30–29Herning11,461European Championship 2010
18/12/2010{{hbw|France}}19–23Herning3,320European Championship 2010
03/06/2011{{hbw|Czech Republic}}42–26Olomuc1,000WCQ
10/06/2011{{hbw|Czech Republic}}33–26Pljevlja2,000WCQ
19/10/2011{{hbw|Great Britain}}34–18Herceg Novi1,000ECQ
22/10/2011{{hbw|Poland}}31–27Chorzów1,000ECQ
03/12/2011{{hbw|Iceland}}21–22Santos1,200World Championship 2011
04/12/2011{{hbw|Germany}}25–24Santos500World Championship 2011
06/12/2011{{hbw|Angola}}28–26Santos350World Championship 2011
07/12/2011{{hbw|China}}42–15Santos200World Championship 2011
09/12/2011{{hbw|Norway}}27–28Santos1,000World Championship 2011
11/12/2011{{hbw|Spain}}19–23Barueri700World Championship 2011
21/03/2012{{hbw|Russia}}23–22Podgorica4,000ECQ
25/03/2012{{hbw|Russia}}23–24Rostov-Don2,500ECQ
25/05/2012{{hbw|Japan}}30–24Lyon1,500OGQ
26/05/2012{{hbw|Romania}}34–23Lyon3,200OGQ
27/05/2012{{hbw|France}}22–20Lyon4,500OGQ
30/05/2012{{hbw|Great Britain}}37–22London500ECQ
03/06/2012{{hbw|Poland}}32–23Podgorica3,000ECQ
28/07/2012{{hbw|Great Britain}}31–19London3,941Olympic Games 2012
30/07/2012{{hbw|Brazil}}25–27London3,974Olympic Games 2012
01/08/2012{{hbw|Angola}}30–25London4,354Olympic Games 2012
03/08/2012{{hbw|Croatia}}26–27London4,541Olympic Games 2012
05/08/2012{{hbw|Russia}}25–25London4,444Olympic Games 2012
07/08/2012{{hbw|France}}23–22London4,559Olympic Games 2012
09/08/2012{{hbw|Spain}}27–26London9,087Olympic Games 2012
11/08/2012{{hbw|Norway}}23–26London9,739FINAL
04/12/2012{{hbw|Iceland}}26–16Vršac2,800European Championship 2012
05/12/2012{{hbw|Russia}}30–27Vršac1,500European Championship 2012
07/12/2012{{hbw|Romania}}23–20Vršac4,000European Championship 2012
09/12/2012{{hbw|Hungary}}28–26Novi Sad1,500European Championship 2012
11/12/2012{{hbw|Germany}}20–27Novi Sad1,000European Championship 2012
13/12/2012{{hbw|Spain}}27–23Novi Sad1,200European Championship 2012
15/12/2012{{hbw|Serbia}}27–26Belgrade13,000European Championship 2012
16/12/2012{{hbw|Norway}}34–31Belgrade10,000FINAL
07/12/2013{{hbw|South Korea}}23–22Belgrade1,100World Championship 2013
08/12/2013{{hbw|DR Congo}}35–9Belgrade800World Championship 2013
10/12/2013{{hbw|Dominican Republic}}33–19Belgrade300World Championship 2013
11/12/2013{{hbw|France}}16–17Belgrade600World Championship 2013
13/12/2013{{hbw|Netherlands}}27–25Belgrade600World Championship 2013
15/12/2013{{hbw|Denmark}}21–22Belgrade1,500World Championship 2013
23/10/2013{{hbw|Poland}}25–21Podgorica3,500ECQ
27/10/2013{{hbw|Portugal}}29–24Coimbra1,000ECQ
26/03/2014{{hbw|Czech Republic}}24–23Most1,100ECQ
30/03/2014{{hbw|Czech Republic}}25–22Bijelo Polje3,000ECQ
11/06/2014{{hbw|Poland}}25–22Częstochowa6,700ECQ
15/06/2014{{hbw|Portugal}}22–22Nikšić1,000ECQ
08/12/2014{{hbw|Serbia}}22–19Osijek2,200European Championship 2014
10/12/2014{{hbw|Slovakia}}28–24Osijek2,000European Championship 2014
12/12/2014{{hbw|France}}20–24Osijek2,000European Championship 2014
14/12/2014{{hbw|Germany}}27–20Zagreb1,200European Championship 2014
16/12/2014{{hbw|Netherlands}}31–27Zagreb1,500European Championship 2014
17/12/2014{{hbw|Sweden}}30–29Zagreb1,000European Championship 2014
19/12/2014{{hbw|Spain}}18–19Budapest3,500European Championship 2014
21/12/2014{{hbw|Sweden}}23–25Budapest5,5003rd place match
07/06/2015{{hbw|Iceland}}28–19Podgorica2,000WCQ
14/06/2015{{hbw|Iceland}}19–19Reykjavik600WCQ
07/10/2015{{hbw|Macedonia}}21–14Bar2,200ECQ
11/10/2015{{hbw|Slovenia}}22–20Ljubljana1,000ECQ
05/12/2015{{hbw|Serbia}}28–28Herning4,700World Championship 2015
06/12/2015{{hbw|Japan}}29–23Herning2,500World Championship 2015
08/12/2015{{hbw|Hungary}}32–15Herning7,000World Championship 2015
09/12/2015{{hbw|Tunisia}}37–26Herning1,700World Championship 2015
11/12/2015{{hbw|Denmark}}23–21Herning12,500World Championship 2015
14/12/2015{{hbw|Angola}}38–28Herning1,500World Championship 2015
16/12/2015{{hbw|Norway}}25–26Kolding2,800World Championship 2015
18/12/2015{{hbw|Denmark}}20–28Herning9,800World Championship 2015
20/12/2015{{hbw|France}}23–34Herning1,000World Championship 2015
10/03/2016{{hbw|Croatia}}22–23Split4,500ECQ
12/03/2016{{hbw|Croatia}}31–29Bar3,500ECQ
18/03/2016{{hbw|Uruguay}}34–19Aarhus1,100OGQ
19/03/2016{{hbw|Denmark}}26–22Aarhus3,200OGQ
20/03/2016{{hbw|Romania}}23–23Aarhus1,200OGQ
02/06/2016{{hbw|Macedonia}}27–21Skopje600ECQ
05/06/2016{{hbw|Slovenia}}24–22Bijelo Polje2,000ECQ
06/08/2016{{hbw|Spain}}19–25Rio de Janeiro8,000Olympic Games 2016
08/08/2016{{hbw|Angola}}25–27Rio de Janeiro2,000Olympic Games 2016
10/08/2016{{hbw|Romania}}21–25Rio de Janeiro1,500Olympic Games 2016
12/08/2016{{hbw|Norway}}19–28Rio de Janeiro3,000Olympic Games 2016
14/08/2016{{hbw|Brazil}}23–29Rio de Janeiro10,000Olympic Games 2016
05/12/2016{{hbw|Denmark}}21–22Malmö2,000European Championship 2016
07/12/2016{{hbw|Czech Republic}}28–27Malmö1,000European Championship 2016
09/12/2016{{hbw|Hungary}}14–21Malmö1,500European Championship 2016
09/06/2017{{hbw|Belarus}}33–26Bar2,000WCQ
15/06/2017{{hbw|Belarus}}23–25Minsk1,800WCQ
28/09/2017{{hbw|Slovakia}}24–23Bar2,100ECQ
01/10/2017{{hbw|Italy}}23–16Brescia2,000ECQ
02/12/2017{{hbw|Denmark}}31–24Oldenburg3,100World Championship 2017
03/12/2017{{hbw|Russia}}24–28Oldenburg2,300World Championship 2017
05/12/2017{{hbw|Japan}}28–29Oldenburg1,100World Championship 2017
06/12/2017{{hbw|Tunisia}}29–23Oldenburg2,000World Championship 2017
08/12/2017{{hbw|Brazil}}23–23Oldenburg3,700World Championship 2017
10/12/2017{{hbw|Serbia}}31–29Magdeburg3,000World Championship 2017
12/12/2017{{hbw|France}}22–25Leipzig2,100World Championship 2017
WCQ - World Championship qualifiers; ECQ - European Championship qualifiers; OGQ - Olympic Games qualifiers

Tournaments

List of participation

During the past, Montenegro participated on the next official (EHF/IHF) tournaments:

European Championship 2010
7
4
0
3
World Championship 2011 qualifiers
2
2
0
0
Olympic Games 2012
8
4
1
3
European Championship 2012 qualifiers
6
5
0
1
World Championship 2013
6
4
0
2
European Championship 2014 qualifiers
6
5
1
0
World Championship 2015
9
5
1
3
Olympic Games 2016 qualifiers
3
2
1
0
European Championship 2016
3
1
0
2
World Championship 2017 qualifiers
2
1
0
1
Tournament Matches Wins Draws Loss
Olympic Games 13418
World Championship 2815211
European Championship 261709
Qualifying matches EC/WC/OG 564457
OVERALL 12380835

See also

  • Montenegro women's national handball team
  • Handball Federation of Montenegro
  • Montenegro national handball team

External links

  • Official website
  • IHF profile
{{EHF women's teams}}{{National sports teams of Montenegro}}{{Sport in Montenegro}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Montenegro Women's National Handball Team}}

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