1958 World Men's Handball Championship

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The 1958 World Championship for men in team handball was the 3rd World Handball Championship. It was held in East Germany.

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[edit] Final standings

1. Flag of Sweden Sweden
2. Flag of Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
3. Flag of West Germany West Germany
4. Flag of Denmark Denmark
5. Flag of Poland Poland
6. Flag of Norway Norway
7. Flag of Hungary Hungary
8. Flag of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia

9. Flag of France France
Flag of Iceland Iceland
Flag of Austria Austria
Flag of Spain Spain
13. Flag of Romania Romania
Flag of Finland Finland
Flag of Brazil Brazil
Flag of Luxembourg Luxembourg

[edit] Standings

[edit] Preliminary round

GROUP A

Date Matches Res.
27 Feb Sweden - Spain 31-11
 ? Poland - Finland 14-14
 ? Spain - Finland 19-16
1 Mar Sweden - Poland 19-14
 ? Poland - Spain 25-11
2 Mar Sweden - Finland 27-16
Group A Matches Goals Points
Flag of Sweden Sweden 3 77-41 6
Flag of Poland Poland 3 53-44 3
Flag of Spain Spain 3 41-72 2
Flag of Finland Finland 3 46-60 1

GROUP B

Date Matches Res.
 ? West Germany - Luxembourg 46-4
 ? Norway - France 17-13
 ? Norway - Luxembourg 41-8
 ? West Germany - France 32-12
 ? France - Luxembourg 41-8
 ? West Germany - Norway 19-9
Group B Matches Goals Points
Flag of West Germany West Germany 3 97-25 6
Flag of Norway Norway 3 67-40 4
Flag of France France 3 68-57 2
Flag of Luxembourg Luxembourg 3 20-128 0

GROUP C

Date Matches Res.
27 Feb Czeschoslovakia - Iceland 27-17
 ? Hungary - Romania 16-16
1 Mar Iceland - Romania 13-11
 ? Czeschoslovakia - Hungary 26-11
2 Mar Hungary - Iceland 19-16
 ? Czeschoslovakia - Romania 21-13
Group C Matches Goals Points
Flag of Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 3 74-41 6
Flag of Hungary Hungary 3 46-58 3
Flag of Iceland Iceland 3 46-57 2
Flag of Romania Romania 3 40-50 1

GROUP D

Date Matches Res.
 ? Denmark - Brazil 32-12
 ? Yugoslavia - Austria 35-8
 ? Austria - Brazil 24-12
 ? Denmark - Yugoslavia 20-12
 ? Yugoslavia - Brazil 22-9
 ? Denmark - Austria 22-18
Group D Matches Goals Points
Flag of Denmark Denmark 3 74-42 6
Flag of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 3 69-37 4
Flag of Austria Austria 3 50-69 2
Flag of Brazil Brazil 3 33-78 0

[edit] Main Round

GROUP 1

Date Matches Res.
 ? West Germany - Hungary 22-15
 ? Czeschoslovakia - Norway 21-10
 ? Norway - Hungary 23-21
 ? Czeschoslovakia - West Germany 17-14
Group 1 Matchs Goals Points
Flag of Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 3 64-35 6
Flag of West Germany West Germany 3 55-42 4
Flag of Norway Norway 3 42-61 2
Flag of Hungary Hungary 3 47-71 0

GROUP 2

Date Matches Res.
 ? Denmark - Poland 22-15
4 Mar Sweden - Yugoslavia 26-9
 ? Poland - Yugoslavia 9-7
6 Mar Sweden - Denmark 13-12
Group 2 Matchs Goals Points
Flag of Sweden Sweden 3 64-35 6
Flag of Denmark Denmark 3 55-42 4
Flag of Poland Poland 3 42-61 2
Flag of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 3 47-71 0

[edit] Final matches

Date Matches Res.
Match for 7th place
 ? Hungary - Yugoslavia 24-16
Match for 5th place
 ? Poland - Norway 20-18
Bronze medal match
 ? West Germany- Denmark 16-13
Final
8 Mar Sweden- Czechoslovakia 22-12
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