The handballers refresh before the quarterfinals

On the women’s side, both Spain and France have won their group stage without any losses. They will face respectively Poland and Germany in the quarter finals. In the men’s tournament, only Spain remain undefeated. They will face Lebanon after today’s break. Don’t miss any of it, just click here !

The FISU World University Championship Handball is streamed live, allowing fans around the world to follow the event and cheer on their teams.

To follow the action, access the content and get the results simply click here!

You can also find out more on FISU’s outlets: Youtube, Instagram and Facebook as well as on the event’s official website and on its social media outlets: I nstagram and Facebook.

Since the opening game on Saturday 20 June, all delegations have played three days of super intense handball and have enjoyed every minute of the event, on and off the field of play.

From the minute the participants all met at the opening ceremony, the fair-play, energy and friendship they have shown has made the university sport movement proud.

Opponents during the games – as you know handball can offer quite a lot of contacts! – but student-athletes forging friendships and sharing common experiences as soon as the referee blows the whistle.

A short break, then the quarter finals

Wednesday 24 June is rest day in Pessac, a region currently experience an important heatwave. Luckily the sports venues are air-conditioned, but the competition schedules have been adapted nonetheless.

From Thursday 25 June, the race for these trophies is on as the quarters, semis and finals are scheduled for the end of this thrilling week.

The first two women’s quarterfinals are scheduled at 13h30, the following two at 18h. The men will start at 15h45 and close the day at 20h15.

If you are missing the action, feel free to rewatch the games and access content here. And to help you wait, here’s a look back at the event up to now.