How well do you know Norway's EHF EURO history?

How well do you know Norway's EHF EURO history?

Test your knowledge of the record EURO champions and their 2010 victory.

Which team was the only one to beat the champions during the EHF EURO 2010?

Sweden is correct. With their king in the stands in Lillehammer, Norway lost their main round opener against Sweden, 19:24.

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Sweden

France

How many Norwegian IHF World Players of the Year were on court in the final against Sweden?

Three is correct. Gro Hammerseng-Edin, Linn-Kristin Riegelhuth-Koren and Heidi Löke all played the EURO 2010 final.

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Which Swedish player was awarded MVP of the EHF EURO 2010?

Torstensson is correct. She became the first Swedish female player awarded EHF EURO MVP. Gullden followed her in 2014.

Isabelle Gullden

Matilde Boson

Linnea Torstensson

Which player was part of the All-Star team, won her fourth and final EHF EURO in 2010 and is a four-time EHF Champions League winner?

Lunde is correct. Lunde won the EURO trophies in 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010 and became Champions League winner with Viborg (2009, 2010) and Györ (2013, 2014).

Katrine Lunde

Heidi Löke

Gro Hammerseng-Edin

Which Norwegian player won two gold medals at major tournaments in 2010?

Mörk is correct. In July 2010, Nora Mörk steered the Norwegian U20 side to the gold medal at the Junior World Championship in Korea. Four month later, she was the youngest player in the squad of the European champions.

Marit Frafjord

Linn Sulland

Nora Mörk

Norway are seven-time Women’s EHF EURO champions. How many different nations did they face in the victorious finals?

Five is correct. Norway beat Denmark (1998, 2004) and Spain (2008, 2014) twice in the finals. They also beat Russia (2006), Sweden (2010) and Netherlands (2016). They lost twice to Denmark (1996, 2002) and once to Montenegro (2012).

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How many different coaches steered Norway to their seven EHF EURO trophies?

Two is correct. The two are current coach Thorir Hergeirsson (2010, 2014, 2016) and his predecessor Marit Breivik (1998, 2004, 2006, 2008).

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