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Handball – European Handball Championship 2026 (GROUP II)
23. January 2026. 18:00h
Sweden vs Hungary
Malmö Arena, Malmo, SE
2026
23
January
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Sweden and Hungary in focus in Malmö

A handball evening is brewing in Malmö that has been filling fan conversations for days and raising the demand for tickets, because Sweden and Hungary are playing a match on January 23 that fits into the most exciting part of the European Men's Handball Championship 2026. The host is Malmö Arena at the address Hyllie Stationsväg 2, Malmo, SE, and the start is scheduled for 18:00, a time slot that traditionally gets the city on its feet and gathers an audience that wants to be part of the tournament story. In matches like these, it is not only tactics that win but also the atmosphere, and precisely because of that, ticket sales gain additional weight because the experience from the arena cannot be replaced by a screen or a highlight reel. Interest in tickets is growing and that is why it is smart to think ahead, especially if you are aiming for better seats and want to avoid last-minute stress. Secure your tickets for immediately and click the button labeled

, because tickets for a duel like this "thin out" fastest exactly when fans sense that the tournament is at a turning point. A loud, colorful, and very emotional backdrop is expected in Malmö, and that is yet another reason for ticket purchase to be the first step in the evening's plan, before moving on to the logistics of arrival and entry into the arena.

Competitive framework and why this meeting is important

The European Men's Handball Championship 2026 brings a rhythm in which every phase feels like a new competition, because after the initial groups, a part of the tournament opens where points, goal difference, and head-to-head ratios become currency more valuable than impressions. The format is simple to follow, but the consequences of every minute are huge: in the initial group, every national team plays three matches, and the best two go through and carry over part of the performance into the next phase. In Malmö, it was already seen from the first days of the tournament how much the home court can help and how wide the level is among national teams that come with clear ambitions, and Sweden and Hungary belong exactly to that circle. A duel like this is often a place where roster depth is measured, because coaches must choose when to increase the tempo, when to risk playing seven against six, and when to save energy for the tournament finish. In that type of match, "small" details decide, from one defensive series to one stolen ball, and the fans in the arena feel that and push the team through crisis minutes. That is why tickets are not just an entrance to the arena but also an entrance to the liveliest part of the championship, in which every defense is just as loud as a goal, and every minute has the weight of the result and standings. Tickets for this meeting disappear quickly, so buy tickets on time and plan your arrival so that you enjoy the whole event, and not just the referee's first whistle.
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Sweden on the home court and form that instills confidence

Sweden opened the tournament in Malmö with a victory against the Netherlands 36:31 and immediately sent a message that it uses the home court without hesitation, with an attacking rhythm that is hard to stop when the back positions get going. In the second match came a convincing victory over Georgia 38:29, which confirmed the width and ability to "break" the match even when the opponent keeps up for a few minutes. Such results, along with the fact that the group still has its final act, show that the Swedes enter the final days of the group with high efficiency in attack and with defensive segments that create series. In the playing staff, the axis that has carried Swedish handball for years stands out, from game organization in the middle to stability on the line, and the impression is that rotations are deep enough that the rhythm does not drop even when the second lineup enters the court. On the list that rotates through the tournament daily life are goalkeepers Andreas Palicka, Fabian Norsten, and Mikael Appelgren, along with wingers Hampus Wanne, Felix Montebovi, Sebastian Karlsson, and Daniel Pettersson, and a series of back players among whom are Jim Gottfridsson and Felix Claar, which creates a recognizable Swedish mix of discipline and speed. The home crowd in Malmö Arena has already shown how much it knows how to "lift" the defense and reward a series of defended attacks, so it is expected that tickets will be particularly sought after even among fans who want to be part of that pressure from the stands. In such an environment, buying tickets also becomes a decision about whether you want to experience firsthand how the match changes when the arena reacts to every lost ball and every counterattack. If you want to be in that wave, buy tickets via the button below and click

, because Sweden's home matches in Malmö have additional value due to the atmosphere that often carries the team through the toughest periods.

Hungary brings toughness, height, and clear roles

Hungary showed through the group in Kristianstad that it is ready for high-intensity matches, first with a victory against Poland 29:21, and then with a victory against Italy 32:26 which confirmed rhythm control and stability when it is necessary to "close" the match. In the third appearance, a defeat arrived from Iceland 23:24, a result that remained within one attack and reminded how difficult it is in this championship to have a calm finish without error. Despite that narrow defeat, the Hungarians came out of the group with four points and with a clear picture of what works for them, especially when the defense reads passes towards the line and when outside shooters get space after fast ball transfers. Their selector Chema Rodríguez has assembled a staff of 20 players with an emphasis on width across positions, and among the names are goalkeepers Andó Arián, Bartucz László, and Palasics Kristóf, then important backs like Bodó Richárd, Ligetvári Patrik, Szita Zoltán, Fazekas Gergő, and Hanusz Egon, and players for the line and duels like Bánhidi Bence, Rosta Miklós, and Sipos Adrián. In that list is also a series of solutions for rotation, so Hungary can change defensive roles without a large drop, which is key when playing against a national team that likes to accelerate and attack in waves. A special story is also carried by the fact that Máthé Dominik dropped out of the final selection, which is an indicator of how strong the competition is and how precisely roles are distributed ahead of the most important matches. For fans looking for tickets, this duel is interesting also because Hungary usually attracts an audience that likes toughness and tactical play, so demand for tickets tends to grow as the match date approaches. Whoever plans the trip and wants to enter the arena peacefully, it is good that ticket purchase is resolved earlier, because such meetings rarely leave "empty seats" when the match day approaches.
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Tactical picture and duels that can decide the rhythm

In the match Sweden vs Hungary, the most important question will be who dictates the tempo, because Sweden likes to accelerate after a defensive reaction and punish every uncleanly passed ball, while Hungary often seeks a more patient attack and finish via clear blocks and shots from outside. Sweden relies on attack organization through the middle, with players who read the defense and quickly shift the center of gravity, so the opposing line must constantly move and spend energy. Hungary, on the other hand, often builds the match through physical contact, a solid line, and forcing difficult shots, and in that model, the quality of the goalkeeper is also important because the match can be broken through two, three big saves in a row. One of the key duels will be how Sweden will solve situations when Hungary closes the middle and forces them to shoot from outside, because then precision and choice of moment become more important than mere strength. The second key is transition, because Sweden wins "cheap" goals through counterattacks and semi-counterattacks, and Hungary must disciplinedly return players and smartly choose when to risk pressing. Rotations will also play a big role, since the tournament schedule requires smart dosing of minutes, and national teams that have a wider roster often get more freshness in the finish. For the audience in Malmö Arena, that is a perfect recipe for a match that can turn around in a few minutes, so tickets are not just an entrance to one match but an entrance to a game of chess that is played at full run. If you want to watch those tactical decisions from up close and feel how the stands react to every change of defense, buy tickets via the button below and click

, because such meetings "work" best live, when agreements, impacts of blocks, and the rhythm of cheering are heard.

Head-to-head meeting as a test of confidence and memory

Duels between Sweden and Hungary as a rule carry specific psychology, because both national teams come from strong handball cultures and have a clear sense of what it means to win in a match that smells of a knockout. In relatively fresh memory remains the preparatory match in which Sweden was defeated by Hungary 34:32, which is a detail that ahead of the new clash gives additional tension and a reminder that "paper" does not play. Such results from the preparatory period are not a verdict, but they often reveal patterns, for example, how Hungary can find solutions against the Swedish defense or how Sweden can turn the rhythm when it gets a series of saves. In a tournament environment, where legs are heavier and where every mistake is more expensive, it is important who imposes their identity first, and also who handles the pressure of expectations better. Sweden carries domestic energy and loud support from the stands, while Hungary often acts "cold" and patient, as a team that waits for its five minutes and then strikes with a series. This is exactly why fans love these meetings, because they are often decided in the last ten minutes, when one save or one technical foul changes the whole picture. In that context, tickets and passes gain additional meaning, because watching such a finish in the arena means feeling how tension grows in every seat and how the arena turns into the "eighth player". Whoever loves matches with character writes this meeting down as a mandatory stop of the tournament, and buying tickets on time is at the same time a way to avoid the risk of being left without a place at the last moment in an arena that otherwise "breathes" as one.
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Malmö Arena and Hyllie as a natural center of big events

Malmö Arena is not just an address on the map but a hall that was built for big evenings, and for sports events, it accommodates about 12,600 spectators, which creates dense acoustics and a feeling that the stand is constantly "in the match". It was opened in 2008 and since then has become one of the key points of Malmö's event life, especially when it comes to competitions that need both logistics and atmosphere. One of the biggest advantages of the location is the connection with traffic, because it is about 80 meters to the Malmö Hyllie station, and the train ride to Malmö takes only a few minutes, which facilitates arrival also for those who are not from the city. For travelers, it is also important that the way to the airport in Copenhagen is very short, while Malmö Airport is also within reach of practical transfer, so Hyllie functions as a hub for the audience coming from the wider region. Such an urban framework means that interest in tickets often spreads beyond local borders, because people plan their arrival more easily when they know they can combine train, bus, and a short walk to the entrance. Malmö as a host city loves events that "go out" of the arena, and during the championship, fan colors, joint walks towards the arena, and that specific tournament rhythm in which the whole neighborhood adapts to the match schedule are felt in it. Because of that, tickets are not just for the match itself, but also for the experience of the city where handball is talked about that day in cafes, on platforms, and on approaches to the arena. Secure your tickets for immediately and click

, because when the arena fills up, the best seats go fastest, and good seats are exactly the difference between "I watched" and "I was part of it".

Practical information worth knowing before arrival

For visitors planning the match in Malmö Arena, it is important to arrange the evening so as to avoid crowds at the entrances, because for days like this, an increased inflow of the audience is expected and early arrival always pays off. The organization of entry most often goes so that entrances open approximately an hour and a half before the first match on the schedule that day, which is useful information if you want to pass control peacefully and take a seat without rushing. Halls of that type have clear rules regarding security and entry, so it is reasonable to come with minimal luggage and check in advance what can be brought in, especially if coming directly from the road or from work. Rules about bags are stricter than at smaller events, so it is good to count on the limitation of bag size and on the fact that one does not want to create additional stoppage at control points. Food and drink brought from outside are as a rule not part of the permitted entry, so plan everything you need before entry and count on the arena having its services for visitors. Arrival by public transport is particularly practical due to the proximity of the Hyllie station, and the short walking route to the entrance also facilitates the return after the match when the mass disperses. When you add to all that that ticket sales are the central theme of such an evening, it is clear that buying tickets should be the first item, and only then are the details of the trip and arrival time arranged. Buy tickets via the button below and click
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, because it is easiest to plan a trip when you know that a secured seat awaits you and that you are entering the arena without nervousness due to the last available tickets.

Atmosphere, fan interest, and why an extra ticket is sought

Matches like Sweden vs Hungary in Malmö Arena have a special "tournament sound", because the audience does not come only for the result but also for the feeling of attending an event that will be retold. Sweden as a host gets additional energy from the stands, and in handball, that impulse often turns into defensive aggressiveness and faster transition into attack, which lifts the audience even more and creates a charmed circle of atmosphere. Hungary, on the other hand, has fans who know how to travel and who love high-intensity matches, so a colorful mix on the stands and loud competition that gives the match rhythm even outside the court is expected. When the arena fills up to a serious level, every series of goals gets an additional charge, and every referee decision becomes a topic in a second, which is exactly what the audience seeks at a major championship. In such an ambience, tickets become the most sought-after souvenir, because physical presence in the arena carries a different emotion from any broadcast, especially when the match is breaking and when nervousness is felt in the air. That is why it often happens that demand for tickets rises only when people see the first results and realize how balanced the tournament is, and then it is already harder to find seats that suit the wish and budget. Malmö Arena with its size can accommodate many spectators, but big events quickly "eat up" capacity, especially when the host is playing and when the meeting is announced as a tactical and physical derby. If you want to be part of that story and feel how the arena changes from minute to minute, secure your tickets on time, because the atmosphere is strongest precisely when the stands are full and when every action has an audience response.

What to watch in lineups, rotations, and details that make the difference

In tournament matches, teams that smartly distribute minutes often win, so both Sweden and Hungary will have to balance between the best combinations and preserving freshness for the finish of the competition. With Sweden, the emphasis is on the stability of the goalkeeping line, because the combination of experience and form often decides matches in which it is played to a one or two-ball difference, and the audience responds especially to big saves that start a counterattack. The arrangement in the back line is also important, where a balance between organization and shooting is sought, and Sweden disposes of several solutions that can take responsibility in different phases of the match. In the staff, stories about changes also appear through the tournament, such as situations in which someone joins subsequently due to injury or the need for freshness, which can bring new energy and a different role in rotation. Hungary with a list of 20 players showed that it has a clear hierarchy, but also that it can change the type of defense depending on the opponent, which is particularly important against a national team that likes to play fast and spread the defense with passes. Their strength is also in the fact that they have both height and experience on the line, so the opponent must choose whether to focus more on closing the pivot or on coming out to the shooters, and that choice always carries risk. In duels like this, trifles like one suspension, one missed counter, or one mistake in substitution often decide, so coaches must be precise both in communication and in rotations. For spectators, that means that the match is never "done" before the end, and precisely because of that tickets are sought, because no one wants to miss the final minutes when it is felt in the arena that every attack is decisive. If you are planning to come, do yourself a favor and solve the tickets earlier, because when rotations begin to be arranged and when tactical adjustments are announced, interest in tickets usually grows additionally.
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The wider picture of the tournament and what this match can open

The meeting of Sweden and Hungary in Malmö carries value that exceeds the evening itself, because such matches often determine how the standings will be arranged in the following days and with what mentality the next challenges will be entered. Sweden will try to use the domestic rhythm, transition control, and support of the stands, while Hungary will look for a way to slow down the match, impose a duel game, and force the Swedes to attack through harder positions. If the match opens in a fast rhythm, the audience in Malmö Arena will get an evening to remember, and that is a scenario in which tickets are also experienced as the best decision of fans who want to "be there". If, however, a tougher match with fewer goals develops, every defense and every technical detail will come to expression even more, which often creates the tensest finishes and loudest audience reactions. Duels like this know how to draw out heroes from the background, from a winger who scores two key goals to a goalkeeper who closes the last three attacks, and precisely those are the moments for which tickets are sought and because of which every detail is retold after the match. Malmö as a host of such evenings shows its best face, because the sports event naturally spills over into the streets, into traffic, and into conversations of people flowing towards Hyllie. Whoever wants to experience that context, and not just the result, will fare best if ticket purchase is resolved in advance, because then the whole evening is under control and only enjoyment in the match remains. Tickets for this meeting disappear quickly, so buy tickets on time and click the button labeled

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Sources:
- Handbollslandslaget.se, results and tables by groups and schedule of competition phases
- Malmö Arena, official facts about capacity and transport connection of the location
- Malmö Arena, event page with practical information for visitors (entrances, bags, and security)
- Malmö stad, information about matches in Malmö and the role of the host city during the championship
- Aftonbladet, overview of groups and list of the Swedish national team for the championship
- 24.hu, list of the Hungarian national team and context of staff selection
- SVT Sport, report on the recent head-to-head meeting of Sweden and Hungary

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