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Handball – European Handball Championship 2026 (GROUP D)
18. January 2026. 18:00h
Montenegro vs Faroe Islands
Unity Arena, Fornebu, NO
2026
18
January
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)

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Montenegro vs Faroe Islands – important Group D duel at EHF EURO 2026 in Fornebu

Handball Euro 2026 brings a series of attractive matches, and the encounter between Montenegro and the Faroe Islands on January 18, 2026, at 18:00 in Fornebu, Norway, is one of those that could easily exceed expectations. It is a Group D match, in which Slovenia and Switzerland also compete alongside these national teams, and everything is played in the modern Unity Arena, a large hall located right next to the Oslofjord in the municipality of Bærum, immediately west of Oslo. The very fact that this tournament is held simultaneously in three countries – Norway, Denmark, and Sweden – adds extra weight to every meeting, so this duel will also have a significant impact on the outcome of the fight for progression to the main round of the championship. Fan interest in tickets is growing as the start of the tournament approaches, especially because two group matches are played in the Unity Arena on the same day, so many plan to spend the entire afternoon and evening in the hall. Ticket sales for this event are already attracting fans from Montenegro, the Faroe Islands, but also neutrals from Oslo and the surrounding area, so it is wise to secure your tickets on time by clicking the button “

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It is expected that the combination of the Mediterranean temperament of the Montenegrin fans and the northern euphoria of the guests will create an atmosphere in which every goal will be welcomed as a small festival, which further increases the value of every purchased ticket.

Montenegro – Golden Lions with experience in major competitions

The Montenegrin men's handball national team has become a recognizable name in European handball in the last decade, regularly participating in major competitions and confirming its status as an uncomfortable opponent for every superpower. After their first appearance at the European Championship in 2008, Montenegro established itself among the regular participants of the EHF EURO, and their best result so far is 11th place from 2022, which clearly shows that they are used to playing in the rhythm of strong matches and dealing with the pressure of important points. The backbone of the team consists of seasoned national team players like goalkeeper Nebojša Simić, who has been synonymous with a brave and attractive style of defending for years, as well as winger Miloš Vujović and right back Branko Vujović, around whom a new generation of players is being built. There are also younger assets, such as center backs Radojica Čepić and Vasilje Kaludjerović and right winger Luka Radović, who bring additional mobility and freshness to the attack. The combination of experience and youth makes Montenegro extremely dangerous in matches where they "must" win, and exactly such a meeting could be this one against the Faroe Islands, which is why fan interest in tickets for this duel is constantly growing, especially among those who want to see how the Golden Lions react under the spotlights of a major competition.

Faroe Islands – handball sensation from the islands of wind

The Faroe Islands national handball team is one of the most interesting stories of European sport in recent years, because it comes from a small island community, but plays with courage and quality that has already left a mark on the big stage. After the historic placement at Euro 2024 and a draw against Norway, the team confirmed that it is not a case of an accidental generation, but of systematic work and talent that is slowly climbing towards the top. Key figures are extremely young, but already affirmed players like left back Óli Mittún, playmaker Elias Ellefsen á Skipagøtu, and right winger Hákun West av Teigum, who often "shake" the defenses of favored opponents with their individual moves. In the Faroe Islands squad, the average age is around the mid-twenties, but despite their youth, they have experience playing in strong leagues across Europe, so they are not afraid of big matches or important minutes. That combination of youthful energy and tactical discipline often brings quick transitions from defense to attack and a large number of shots from outside, which makes this national team very attractive to watch from the stands. Precisely because of such dynamics and the potential to cause a surprise, tickets for this duel also attract neutral handball lovers who want to see firsthand how a small nation can challenge an established rival.

Tactical clash of styles: Montenegrin toughness against northern speed

In a tactical sense, the match between Montenegro and the Faroe Islands promises an interesting clash of styles that could offer a very tense and uncertain game. Montenegro has been known throughout previous cycles for a tough, compact defense, most often in a 6-0 or more aggressive 5-1 formation, with an emphasis on contact, blocks, and slowing down opposing backs, while relying on moody goalkeeper(s) who know how to lock the net in key moments. The Faroe Islands, on the other hand, like to speed up the rhythm, push the semi-counter and counter, and use the creativity of their backs and playmakers, who often change direction, improvise, and create a surplus on one side of the defense. While Montenegro will try to "lower" the tempo and turn the duel into a battle within six meters, the Faroe Islands team will seek a transition to attack in just a few passes, not allowing the opponent to set up in defense. For spectators in the Unity Arena, this means that every possession of the ball can bring a different picture – from a long, patient Montenegrin action to a lightning sprint by the islanders towards the opponent's goal – so those who secure tickets on time will be able to watch real tactical chess at a high rhythm live.

Key players and potential heroes of the match

In matches of this importance, often just one or two individual performances turn the tide of the game, so in the duel between Montenegro and the Faroe Islands, the focus will be on several prominent names. For Montenegro, Nebojša Simić will be in the foreground, a goalkeeper who has known countless times how to go "crazy" in goal and completely change the atmosphere in the hall with a series of saves, while the attacking burden will be carried by backs capable of shooting over high defenses, along with wings who know how to use even the smallest space in a counterattack. On the other hand, the Faroe Islands will expect game creator Elias Ellefsen á Skipagøtu to find the right balance between his own shots and assists, while the explosive Óli Mittún and fast wings like West av Teigum will look for every extra step in the Montenegrin zone. One should not forget the pivots and task players, who may be less visible in statistics, but through blocks, fighting on the line, and defensive work create the prerequisites for the stars to shine. For fans in the Unity Arena, who thanks to tickets purchased on time will be able to follow every gesture and reaction from close range, this is a rare opportunity to see how new heroes of European handball are born.

Unity Arena – modern hall on the shores of the Oslofjord

Unity Arena at the address John Strandruds Vei 16 in Fornebu is the largest indoor multipurpose hall in Norway and one of the key centers of major sports events in the north of Europe. The hall was opened in 2009, formerly known as Telenor Arena, and today it is thoroughly adapted to handball spectacles with a capacity of about 15,000 spectators at sports events, with a fixed roof that guarantees ideal conditions regardless of the weather conditions outside. In recent years, major concerts, international sports events, and world handball competitions have been held here, so the organizers of EHF EURO 2026 use proven infrastructure with modern stands, VIP boxes, quality lighting, and sound. Spectators who buy tickets for this match can count on a good view of the field from almost every sector, fast service in catering zones, and plenty of content in the vicinity, including promenades by the sea and numerous business and residential complexes in the newly renovated Fornebu. If you are planning a full-day stay in this part of Oslo, it is worth researching accommodation near the venue in advance, in order to get a pleasant extended weekend in one of the most modern neighborhoods of the Norwegian capital along with watching the match.

Fornebu and Bærum – urban context of the handball spectacle

Fornebu, a peninsula in the municipality of Bærum, is only a few kilometers away from the center of Oslo and is an example of impressive urban transformation – from the former location of the main airport to a contemporary business-residential district with an emphasis on sustainability and quality of life. Bærum is one of the most developed and prosperous municipalities in Norway, strongly connected to Oslo by roads and public transport, and is known for a high level of education, services, and proximity to nature. For fans coming to the Montenegro – Faroe Islands match, this means they can easily combine a stay in the city center – with museums, cultural sights, and a rich gastronomic offer – with a short trip to the Unity Arena in Fornebu. Many will therefore decide to reserve accommodation for fans on the match day in the immediate vicinity of the hall or in the wider area of Oslo, in order to organize their arrival at the match and return to the hotel or apartment without stress. Since other EHF EURO 2026 matches are being played in the city at the same time, the demand for tickets and rooms will be increased, so it is recommended that fans plan both the purchase of tickets and accommodation booking in a timely manner.

Atmosphere in the stands – a blend of southern passion and northern pride

Handball is a sport that comes to the fore especially in an indoor atmosphere, and the match Montenegro – Faroe Islands in the Unity Arena could be a perfect example of how fans become the "eighth player" of both teams. Montenegrin fans are known for loud support, flags, songs, and chants that echo throughout the hall, while handball lovers from the Faroe Islands bring authentic northern pride and togetherness, often traveling thousands of kilometers to cheer for their national team. Along with them, there will be numerous local Norwegian fans in the hall, as well as tourists from other countries, who take advantage of the fact that ticket sales for this event are open to a wider circle of spectators and that matches of two groups are played in the same city. When quality event production is added to that – music, lighting, announcements, and visual effects – it is clear that every purchased ticket brings much more than just the match; it brings the complete experience of a handball festival. If you want to be part of that atmosphere, buy tickets via the button below, secure your place in the stands, and experience how Unity Arena pulses in the rhythm of European handball.

Arrival logistics – how to reach Unity Arena most easily

Getting to Unity Arena for most fans will be relatively simple, because Fornebu is very well connected by traffic to Oslo and surrounding places. Frequent bus lines lead from the center of Oslo to the hall, following the coast of the Oslofjord over bridges and the expressway, and the journey usually takes only about twenty minutes, depending on traffic and the departure point. Fans coming from other parts of Norway or from abroad will most often land at Gardermoen Airport, from where they can reach the city by train or express buses, and then continue by local transport towards Fornebu. For those planning to stay overnight, it is good to consider accommodation offers in the host city in advance, or in the wider area of Oslo and Bærum, in order to adapt to the time of arrival and return after the match. It is also important to arrive at Unity Arena early enough – crowds at entrances, security checks, and picking up drinks or snacks can take time, so it is recommended that tickets be at hand on a mobile device or in physical form, so that entry to the stands goes as quickly and stress-free as possible.

Bigger picture of Group D – what this duel means for the continuation of the tournament

In the context of Group D of EHF EURO 2026, the duel between Montenegro and the Faroe Islands could be of decisive importance for both national teams in the fight for progression to the main round. Along with Slovenia, which traditionally counts as one of the favorites, and the tough and disciplined Switzerland, the group is sufficiently even that every match can change the standings and complicate the calculation. For Montenegro, a victory against the Faroe Islands would almost certainly mean a calmer entry into the continuation of the tournament, with a better position and greater self-confidence ahead of meetings with the remaining rivals. The Faroe Islands, on the other hand, look for an opportunity for historic feats and points in such duels that could bring them another step forward after their first participation in Euro 2024, thereby further confirming the status of the "dark horse" team of the championship. Precisely this uncertainty makes tickets for this match particularly attractive – fans will, along with the match itself, get the opportunity by purchasing tickets to witness a moment that could enter the handball annals of one or the other national team.

Tips for planning the day in Fornebu and Oslo

Since the match is played at 18:00, many fans will use the day for sightseeing in Oslo and the surrounding area, so it is good to devise the rhythm of activities in advance so that the experience is complete. The morning can be spent in the center of Oslo, with a walk around the opera, the harbor, and historic districts or a visit to museums, followed by lunch in one of the numerous restaurants offering a blend of Nordic and international cuisine. The afternoon is the ideal time to depart towards Fornebu, where before entering the hall one can walk along the Oslofjord, drink coffee or have a light snack in one of the nearby cafes, and check the match schedule and plan the arrival at the stands. So that the day passes without a rush, it is recommended that the purchase of tickets and reservation of cards be done in advance – secure your tickets via the button below and then plan the rest of the day without worry. For those who want to extend their stay, it is reasonable to study accommodation for fans near the hall right now, because the combination of a city break and top-class handball is rarely offered in such a harmonious form.

Family experience and handball for all generations

The Montenegro – Faroe Islands match in the Unity Arena is not only a sports event for the most die-hard fans, but also an excellent opportunity for a family trip to one of the most pleasant parts of the Norwegian capital. Handball is a sport that is easy to follow, actions alternate quickly, and positive energy dominates the stands, which is why children and younger spectators often get infected by the atmosphere and later continue to follow the national teams they watched live. Unity Arena, with modern stands, clear signage, and numerous service facilities, is adapted to visitors of all age groups, and the proximity of Oslo means that a visit to the match can be combined with a short city break. For families and groups of friends who want to make the most of this unique blend of sports and travel, it is important to plan the purchase of tickets on time and, if necessary, reserve accommodation for fans of all generations so that the stay is comfortable and without unnecessary surprises. If we add the fact that it is a duel between two national teams that will leave their hearts on the field, it is clear that tickets for this event can be the perfect gift for yourself or loved ones and a memory that will be retold for a long time.

Sources:
- European Handball Federation / eurohandball.com – basic information about EHF EURO 2026, groups C and D, and hosting at Unity Arena.
- Visit Norway – announcement of EHF EURO 2026 in Oslo/Bærum and overview of matches in Unity Arena.
- Unity Arena – data on the hall, capacity, and role in major handball competitions.
- Wikipedia and IHF – historical information about the Montenegro handball national team and its appearances at major competitions.
- EHF and statistical portals – data on the Faroe Islands national team, player roster, and appearance at European Championships.

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