Romania's women's handball team defeated Croatia 34-32 in a friendly match
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The Romanian women's national handball team won the first friendly match of its preparation, against Croatia. The game ended 34-32, after Romania led 18-16 at halftime. The match took place on Friday evening and is part of the team's preparation ahead of EURO 2026.
The Romanian players managed to turn the result around in the second half and keep their advantage until the end. The victory is of special importance, as Romania has also beaten Croatia in other meetings, and this team is one of the opponents the coaches are considering for future competitions.
The national team's coaches are using these friendly matches to check the team's play and to test new tactical options. For Romanian handball, such games are important, as they help the players adjust to the pace of competition and discover what needs to be improved before the final tournament.
For now, details about the team lineups and the other preparation matches have not been fully made public. The next friendly matches will show how well the national team is preparing for EURO 2026.
Sources: Spotmedia.ro
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