The Hungarian women’s youth national handball team has secured a place in the quarterfinals of the world championship in Romania after a 41–36 victory over China. The win, finalized on Tuesday in Pitesti, keeps the team undefeated in the tournament, according to the official website of the International Handball Federation.
Quarterfinal Path and Performance Metrics
Under the guidance of head coach Attila Kun, the Hungarian squad entered the main round carrying two points from the group stage. Their progress was bolstered by a 24–24 draw against Romania on Monday. The team’s primary objective heading into the tournament was to reach the top eight, a goal now achieved.
In the decisive victory against China, Blanka Szigeti led the scoring effort with eight goals. Liza Kozma and Sarolta Szinay both contributed six goals each, while three additional players recorded five goals apiece. The match concluded with a halftime score of 21–20 in favor of Hungary.
Did you know?
The Hungarian youth national team has a strong track record at the world championship level, finishing on the podium in each of the last three iterations: silver in 2018 and bronze in both 2022 and 2024.
Upcoming Matchup: The Road to the Semifinals
Hungary is scheduled to face Denmark in the quarterfinals on Thursday at 17:30. The game will be broadcast live on Duna World for fans following the tournament.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who was the top scorer for Hungary against China?
Blanka Szigeti led the team with eight goals. - When is the quarterfinal match against Denmark?
The match is scheduled for Thursday at 17:30. - Where can I watch the Hungarian team’s next game?
The match will be broadcast live on Duna World. - What was the final score of the Hungary–China match?
Hungary won the match 41–36.
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