Women's EHF EURO 2012

Let’s go back to 2012, when Montenegro beat Norway in the final of the EHF EURO in Serbia. Dig deep in your memory and try to answer these questions.

Serbia vs Montenegro was the best-attended match in Women’s EHF EURO history so far. How many fans were in the Kombank arena?

13,598 is the correct answer: this record was broken in 2018, when more than 14,000 fans visited the final between France and Russia in Paris-Bercy.

11,598

13,598

15,598

What made the semi-final Hungary vs Norway so special?

Hungary had a Norwegian coach is the correct answer: the late Karl-Erik Bøhn coached Larvik HK for a long time before taking over at the Hungarian national team (and at Györ) in 2011.

Hungary had a Norwegian coach who had worked with many Norwegian players in the past

The two coaches were brothers

One Hungarian player was born in Norway

Hungary beat Serbia to win their third bronze, after 1998 and 2004. Who were their previous opponents in the bronze medal matches?

Austria and Russia is the correct answer: Hungary beat Austria 30:24 in 1998, and Russia 29:25 in 2004.

Denmark and Norway

Austria and Russia

Germany and France

2012 saw the second EHF EURO final to be decided in extra time. Which one was the first?

Hungary vs Ukraine is the correct answer: Hungary won their sole EHF EURO title in 2000, beating Ukraine 32:30 after extra time.

Denmark vs Norway, in 1996

Norway vs Russia, in 2006

Hungary vs Ukraine, in 2000

How many of the top-5 goal scorers of the tournament were involved in the final?

4 is the correct answer: the top-5 scorers were Katarina Bulatovic (MNE) with 56 goals, Anita Görbicz (HUN) and Milena Knezevic (MNE) both with 41, Jovanka Radicevic (MNE) with 40, and Linn Sulland (NOR) with 39.

Which Norwegian player was awarded MVP of the tournament?

Anja Hammerseng-Edin is the correct answer: she followed the footsteps of her wife Gro Hammerseng, MVP of the EHF EURO events in 2004 and 2006.

Caroline Breivang

Camilla Herrem

Anja Hammerseng-Edin

In 2012 the Kombank arena in Belgrade became the first to host both a Men's and a Women's EHF EURO final. Which arena was the second to host both finals?

Jyske Bank Boxen in Herning (Denmark) is the correct answer: the arena hosted the final of the women’s event in 2010 and the men’s event in 2014.

Hakons Hall in Lillehammer (Norway)

Jyske Bank Boxen in Herning (Denmark)

Globen in Stockholm (Sweden)

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