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1970 World Men's Handball Championship
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The 1970 World Men's Handball Championship was the seventh team handball World Championship. It was held in France between 26 February-8 March 1970. Romania won the championship.
Qualification
Competition Dates Vacancies Qualified Host nations 1FRA 1967 World Championship 12–21 January 1967 3CSKDNKROU 1965 Asia 1JPN Europe and Africa Qualification 15 November – 7 December 1969 10GDRHUN 1957ISLNORPOL 1955USSR 1955SWECHEGER West GermanyYUG North America Qualification 15–30 November 1969 1USA1
1First Canada was qualified but was disqualified because they used a Danish player.
Results
Preliminary round
GROUP A
Date Venue GameRes. Half 26 Feb Saint-Nazaire East Germany - Soviet Union 13-11 (8-6) 26 Feb QuimperSweden - Norway 8-6 (5-2) 28 Feb RennesSoviet Union - Norway 10-9 (5-4) 28 Feb RennesSweden - East Germany 11-9 (5-4) 1 Mar NantesEast Germany - Norway 10-8 (5-3) 1 Mar NantesSoviet Union - Sweden 12-11 (6-5)
Group A GamesGoalsPointsSweden 3 30-27 4 East Germany 3 32-30 4Soviet Union 1955 3 33-33 4Norway 3 23-28 0
GROUP B
Date Venue GameRes. Half 26 Feb BayonneCzechoslovakia - Japan 19-9 (8-2) 26 Feb AngoulêmeYugoslavia- USA 34-8 (22-3) 28 Feb AgenCzechoslovakia - USA 23-9 (13-5) 28 Feb AgenYugoslavia - Japan 17-17 (10-8) 1 Mar ToulouseJapan - USA 21-15 (10-7) 1 Mar ToulouseCzechoslovakia - Yugoslavia 16-15 (8-11)
Group B GamesGoalsPointsCzechoslovakia 3 58-33 6Yugoslavia 3 66-41 3Japan 3 47-51 3United States 3 32-78 0
GROUP C
Date Venue GameRes. Half 26 Feb ParisRomania - France 12-9 (7-2) 26 Feb RouenWest Germany - Switzerland 11-10 (7-3) 28 Feb AmiensRomania - Switzerland 22-7 (9-6) 28 Feb ÉvreuxWest Germany - France 15-12 (10-6) 1 Mar CaenFrance - Switzerland 15-12 (7-3) 1 Mar CaenWest Germany - Romania 15-14 (5-9)
Group C GamesGoalsPointsGermany West Germany 3 41-36 6Romania 1965 3 48-31 4France 3 36-39 2Switzerland 3 29-48 0
GROUP D
Date Venue GameRes. Half 26 Feb LongwyDenmark - Poland 23-16 (10-6) 26 Feb MulhouseHungary - Iceland 19-9 (9-3) 28 Feb HagondangeDenmark - Iceland 19-13 (9-6) 28 Feb StrasbourgHungary- Poland 15-9 (4-4) 1 Mar MetzIceland - Poland 21-18 (14-9) 1 Mar MetzHungary - Denmark 24-19 (13-6)
Group D GamesGoalsPointsHungary 1957 3 58-37 6Denmark 3 61-53 4Iceland 3 43-56 2Poland 1955 3 43-59 0
Placement Round (9-12 pos.)
The four third placed teams from the preliminary round played a round robin tournament for positions 9-12.
Date Venue GameRes. Half 3 Mar ParisSoviet Union - France 25-14 (13-7) 3 Mar CreilJapan - Iceland 20-19 (12-9) 4 Mar ParisSoviet Union - Iceland 19-15 (8-5) 5 Mar ParisJapan - France 22-13 (13-7) 6 Mar ParisSoviet Union - Japan 28-12 (11-6) 6 Mar ParisIceland - France 19-17 (12-10)
Placement RoundGamesGoalsPoints9.Soviet Union 1955 3 72-41 6 10.Japan 3 54-60 4 11.Iceland 3 53-56 2 12.France 3 44-66 0
Main Round
The top two finishers from each preliminary round group progressed to the quarter-finals. The winners progressed to the semi-final stage, while losers played for positions 5-8.
Quarter-finals
Date Venue GameRes. Half 3 Mar ParisRomania - Sweden 15-13 (10-6) 3 Mar OrléansEast Germany - West Germany 18-17• ET 16-16 (11-8) 3 Mar BesançonDenmark - Czechoslovakia 18-16 (10-7) 3 Mar GrenobleYugoslavia - Hungary 11-10 (5-6)
Semi-finals
Date Venue GameRes. Half 5 Mar LyonRomania - Denmark 18-12 (9-6) 5 Mar BordeauxEast Germany - Yugoslavia 17-13 (8-6)
Bronze medal game
Date Venue GameRes. Half 7 Mar ParisYugoslavia - Denmark 29-12 (13-6)
Final
Date Venue GameRes. Half 8 Mar ParisRomania - East Germany 13-12 (after extra time) (4-5) 10-10 (11-11 during extra time)
Positions 5-8
Semi-Final Round
Date Venue GameRes. Half 5 Mar ÉvreuxSweden - Czechoslovakia 12-11 (5-7) 5 Mar TroyesWest Germany - Hungary 15-13 (8-7)
7-8 pos.
Date Venue GameRes. Half 7 Mar ParisCzechoslovakia- Hungary 21-14 (12-4)
5-6 pos.
Date Venue GameRes. Half 7 Mar ParisWest Germany - Sweden 15-14 (8-8)
Source: International Handball Federation
Final standings
thumb|right|200px|The national team of Romania, world champions in 1970
Places 1–8 were decided by play–off or knock–out. Places 9–12 were decide by a placement round. Teams finishing fourth in the preliminary round are ranked 13 to 16. In case of a tie in points gained, the goal difference of the preliminary round were taken into account.
Rank Team Romania 1965 East Germany Yugoslavia 4 Denmark 5 Germany West Germany 6 Sweden 7 Czechoslovakia 8 Hungary 1957 9 Soviet Union 1955 10 Japan 11 Iceland 12 France 13 Norway 14 Poland 15 Switzerland 16 United States
References
External links
IHF website
todor66.com
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