HANDBALL: Egypt Narrowly Lose to Germany in U17 World Cup Final
Egypt was narrowly defeated by Germany in the inaugural IHF Men’s U17 World Championship final, losing 44–43 after extra time in a gripping match. The Pharaohs delivered a strong performance, nearly winning the historic first edition of the tournament.
After trailing 18–17 at halftime, Egypt surged in the second half to lead 25–21. However, Germany rallied back and managed a last-second equalizer, tying the game at 37–37 at the end of regulation time.
“Despite another clutch strike from Youssef Amr at the end of the first extra period, Germany maintained a narrow lead and ultimately sealed the title with a 44–43 win at the end of the second half of extra time.”
Egypt’s journey to the final showcased their strength, topping their group with impressive victories over Brazil and the USA, and defeating Spain 31–28 in the semi-finals with another outstanding performance.
Summary
Egypt showed resilience and talent throughout the tournament but fell just short to Germany in a thrilling final that went to extra time.
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