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Handball – European Handball Championship 2026 (GROUP B)
16. January 2026. 20:30h
Denmark vs North Macedonia
Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning, DK
2026
16
January
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)

Tickets for Denmark vs North Macedonia EHF EURO 2026 in Herning, Jyske Bank Boxen, secure your seats

Looking for tickets for the handball clash Denmark vs North Macedonia at EHF EURO 2026 in Herning? Here you can plan your ticket purchase, choose seats in Jyske Bank Boxen, travel with fellow fans and secure a place among passionate supporters for an unforgettable night of top European handball drama

Denmark – North Macedonia in Herning: The Beginning of a Great European Handball Dream

The match Denmark – North Macedonia on January 16, 2026, at 20:30 at Jyske Bank Boxen in Herning opens a European story that goes beyond a mere Group B duel at the European Handball Championship 2026. It is a clash between the reigning world champion and one of the tournament hosts against a fighting challenger coming without pressure, but with a clear desire to disrupt the order of handball powers. The Danes enter this meeting with the reputation of a team that has been dictating the tempo of world handball for years and which now, on home soil, wants to confirm its status as the main favorite from the very first minutes of the championship. For North Macedonia, this duel is an opportunity to remind everyone on the big stage of its fiery fan culture and tradition of surprises at major tournaments, but also to show how much the national team has progressed under the leadership of Kiril Lazarov. Precisely because of this, interest in tickets is huge – fans want to be part of the initial explosion of energy in Herning, and those who secure their tickets in time will turn that January Thursday into an unforgettable handball evening.

Herning and Jyske Bank Boxen – The Danish Temple of Handball at Kaj Zartows Vej 7

Herning is a city in the central part of Jutland with about 90,000 inhabitants, known for trade fairs, conferences, and a rich cultural scene, and during EHF EURO 2026, it transforms into the center of European handball. Jyske Bank Boxen, a modern multifunctional arena at Kaj Zartows Vej 7, can hold up to 15,000 spectators and has already hosted numerous World and European Handball Championships, as well as the biggest musical and sports spectacles. During the European Championship 2026, two preliminary groups, part of the main round, and the final weekend with semi-finals and the final will be played here, so every ticket for this duel will also be an opportunity to experience the atmosphere of the hall where medals will be distributed. Fans planning a trip to Herning can combine handball and a city-break – from the modern HEART art museum to local bars and restaurants, along with practical options like accommodation near the venue which fills up quickly on big match days. regarding tickets, buying tickets for this meeting means entering the heart of handball Denmark, and the purchase button further down in the text is the fastest way to secure your place in the stands.

Denmark as Multiple World Champion and Host: A National Team Writing History

Denmark comes to EHF EURO 2026 as a team that won the World Championships in 2019, 2021, 2023, and 2025, and etched its name in history as the first men's national team with four consecutive world golds, the latest of which was won by defeating Croatia in the final in 2025. During that period, the Danes also extended an incredible unbeaten streak at world championships, and the central figure of the new wave is left-handed back Mathias Gidsel, the top scorer and MVP of the 2025 World Championship, who is the very symbol of fast, modern Danish handball. Although legends like Mikkel Hansen and goalkeeper Niklas Landin retired from the national team after the 2024 Olympic Games, Denmark transitioned without major shocks into a new era where responsibility has been taken by players like Simon Pytlick, Magnus Saugstrup, and goalkeeper Emil Nielsen. The match against North Macedonia will be the first opportunity for the host to show at the European Championship in front of a home crowd how dominant the team still is despite the generational shift. Precisely because of this, fans want to see the stars from the front rows, so ticket sales for this match naturally gain weight – whoever wants to be part of a new page of the Danish handball epic should secure their tickets in time.

North Macedonia under Kiril Lazarov – A Team Living on Passion and Surprises

North Macedonia arrives at the European Championship 2026 under the leadership of Kiril Lazarov, a man who as a player was the symbol of an entire generation and one of the best scorers in the history of European and world handball. Lazarov took over the team in 2021 and since then has been patiently building a combination of more experienced players and a new generation that gained experience through qualifications and appearances at major competitions. In the qualifications for EHF EURO 2026, the Macedonians went through ups and downs, but they showed that they can adapt to different opponent styles and that in key matches they have a mentality of fighting until the last second. A solid base in the team are goalkeepers like Martin Tomovski and a back line that combines strength and shooting from the outside, while width is brought by wingers and players used to the rhythm of strong regional and European leagues. The match against Denmark in Herning will be a challenge without pressure for North Macedonia, but with enormous motivation – that is why fans from the region who secure tickets for this meeting will have the opportunity to cheer on their national team in one of the most impressive halls in Europe.

Tactical Clash: Danish Speed and Squad Depth vs. Macedonian Solid Defense

Tactically speaking, the duel between Denmark and North Macedonia should bring a collision of two styles – the extremely fast transition and deep, elaborated attack of the host against the solid, sometimes very aggressive defense of the guests. Under the leadership of a coach who insists on a modern rhythm, Denmark is known for quick throw-offs, fast wings, and a center back who dictates the tempo, which often leaves opponents very little time to consolidate the defense. North Macedonia, on the other hand, often uses a compact 6–0 block with strong defensive specialists, and if necessary switches to 5–1 to disrupt the organization of the game and force rival backs into risky passing lines. The key question of the match will be whether the Macedonian defense can slow down the first waves of Danish counters and stop the breakthroughs of Gidsel and company, and whether their goalkeepers will be able to maintain a high level of saves when the host gets going. If the rhythm drops and the match enters tougher, positional handball, North Macedonia gets a chance to extend the duel to the end, which makes this match additionally interesting for everyone considering buying tickets for this clash.

Stars in Focus: Players for Whom Tickets to the Boxen Stands Are Bought

Fans considering whether to buy tickets for this match should know that in Herning they will have the opportunity to see some of the most attractive players of today's handball in one place. Denmark is led by Mathias Gidsel, the engine of the national team and a man who scores and assists teammates equally well, while Simon Pytlick from the left back position brings a devastating combination of jump, shot, and lucid passes. Pivots like Magnus Saugstrup also play an important role in the middle of the game, opening space for the back line, and in goal, it is expected that Emil Nielsen will continue the series of top saves he has already demonstrated at world championships. With North Macedonia, the emphasis is on the collective, but it is worth highlighting the goalkeeping duos and back players who have already proven they can be dangerous even against larger handball nations, along with the tactical leadership of Kiril Lazarov from the bench. Precisely this combination of superstars on one side and a fighting collective on the other is the reason why tickets for this event are attractive to fans from all over Europe – rarely is there an opportunity to experience so many different handball styles live in one evening.

History of Head-to-Head Meetings and Reputation at Major Competitions

Looking at the history of head-to-head meetings, Denmark has had a clear result advantage over North Macedonia for years, especially at European championships where it recorded convincing victories in a series of matches. In the last few encounters, Danish triumphs regularly occurred with a double-digit difference, where speed in transition and squad depth were decisive, while Macedonia was often forced to chase the result and open up in defense. However, the national team from Skopje has its golden pages at EHF EURO tournaments – fifth place with the generation around Lazarov in 2012 remained one of the biggest surprises of that decade and a lasting reminder that Macedonians know how to raise the level of play at the right moment. Ahead of the 2026 championship, Denmark has the status of absolute favorite in the public eye, but in handball, it is a common occurrence for underdogs, encouraged by a mass of their fans, to play above all expectations. Precisely this anticipation of uncertainty further fuels interest in tickets – fans want to witness live whether Danish dominance will continue or if North Macedonia will write a new, unexpected story.

Herning as a Destination: Travel, City, and Accommodation for a Handball Weekend

For fans planning a trip to Denmark, Herning is a very rewarding destination because it is well connected by road and rail, and the nearest major airports offer simple transfers to the city. Jyske Bank Boxen is located next to a large exhibition complex, which means the surrounding area is accustomed to large influxes of visitors and that restaurants, cafes, and hotels are adapted to fan weekends. Before the match between Denmark and North Macedonia, it is advisable to check accommodation offers in the host city in time, because capacities fill up quickly when the Danish national team plays in front of a home crowd. Free time before or after the match can be used for a walk through the city center, visiting museums, or relaxing in local bars that will be full of fans in jerseys and scarves during the championship days. By planning the trip in advance and combining accommodation, city content, and ticket purchase, a complete handball package is created that turns one match into a mini-vacation in the middle of winter.

Atmosphere in the Stands: Red Danish Fan River and Macedonian Fierceness

One of the main reasons why tickets for matches at Jyske Bank Boxen are so sought after is the atmosphere in the stands created by Danish fans, known for a mass of red jerseys, drums, and choirs of songs that last from the first to the last minute. In such an environment, it is difficult for opponents to keep a cool head, and the host often gets an additional wind in their sails already during the player presentations. On the other hand, North Macedonia has one of the most fiery handball audiences in Europe, so sectors full of Macedonian flags, drums, and songs that will rival the home acoustics of the hall are expected in Herning too. That combination of two fan cultures promises a real handball feast in which every defense, every goalkeeper save, and every goal will cause a huge wave of noise. For sports lovers who want to experience handball up close, buying tickets for this meeting means entering a sea of emotions where the hall breathes in the rhythm of the match and where every minute is remembered long after the final whistle.

Practical Tips for Match Day: Arrival, Entering the Hall, and Planning the Evening

On match day, it is smart to head towards Jyske Bank Boxen earlier, especially because the approaches to the hall will be full of fans, and security checks can take time. It is recommended to check the rules regarding bringing in items, bag sizes, and fan props so that entry passes without stress, and it is good to have tickets ready in one place, whether in physical form or on a mobile device. Many fans like to arrive at least an hour earlier, visit the fan zone, buy refreshments, and take the first photos in front of the hall, especially when one of the first matches of the home national team at the tournament is being played. After the match, Herning offers numerous options for continuing the evening – from relaxed socializing in pubs to late dinners in restaurants, where it is practical if accommodation for fans on match day is within reach, so one can return to the hotel without rushing. All this makes buying tickets via the button below a logical first step in planning, because without tickets, all other preparations lose meaning.

Why This Match specifically: A Handball Spectacle Worth Planning Ahead

The duel between Denmark and North Macedonia in Herning is not just another preliminary phase match – it is a meeting that connects the most decorated national team of today, the hosting of a major competition, and a fan story involving thousands of people from different countries. For the Danish audience, this is an opportunity to greet the world champions on home parquet and check the form of the team that wants to add European gold to its impressive collection of trophies. For Macedonian fans, it is a chance to cheer on their national team in an arena that will later host the championship finals against the strongest possible opponent and to create another story to remember in the process. From a tourist and fan aspect, the combination of the city of Herning, a modern hall, possibilities for a quality stay, and comfortable accommodation for fans at the tournament makes this event an ideal occasion for a trip in the middle of winter. If you want to personally experience the moment when the lights of Jyske Bank Boxen go out, the anthems echo, and the scoreboard lights up the start of the match Denmark – North Macedonia, the most effective step is clear: secure your tickets via the button below while tickets are still available.

Sources:
- European Handball Federation (EHF EURO 2026 – schedule, cities and halls)
- EHF and IHF analyses of the Danish national team (world championships 2019–2025, role of Gidsel and teammates)
- IHF and national sources of North Macedonia (profile of Kiril Lazarov and the national team)
- Tourist and local sources about Herning and Jyske Bank Boxen (hall capacity, city context and events)
- Statistical databases and specialized handball portals (head-to-head ratio of Denmark and North Macedonia, Group B match schedule)

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