European Men's Handball Championship 2024 Kicks Off with Record-Breaking Attendance
53,586 Spectators Witness Opening Day in Düsseldorf
Tournament Commences with Opening Matches on January 10
The European Men's Handball Championship 2024 (EHF EURO 2024) kicked off on Wednesday, January 10, with opening matches held in Düsseldorf, Germany. The MERKUR Spiel-Arena witnessed a record-breaking attendance of 53,586 spectators, marking the highest ever turnout for a handball event.
The tournament features 24 teams competing for the European title. The opening day saw exciting matches, with Germany triumphing over Austria in the first game and Denmark defeating Serbia in the second.
The EHF EURO 2024 is set to continue with a packed schedule of games over the coming days. The tournament will culminate in the final match on January 28 in Munich.
The event is highly anticipated by handball enthusiasts around the world, with excellent viewership numbers both domestically and internationally. The EHF has released the tournament's match schedule, which is available on its official website.
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