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1999 World Men's Handball Championship

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FieldValue
tourney_nameWorld Men's Handball Championship
year1999
size200px
countryEgypt
dates1–15 June
num_teams24
venues4
cities3
championSWE
count4
secondRUS
thirdFRY
fourthESP
matches80
goals4044
top_scorerRolando Uríos
(57 goals)
playerStefan Lövgren
previous1997 World Men's Handball Championship
next2001 World Men's Handball Championship

(57 goals)

The 1999 World Men's Handball Championship was the 16th edition of the World Championship in team handball. It was held in Egypt, from 1 to 15 June, in the cities of Cairo, Ismailia and Port Said. Sweden won the championship.

Qualification

CompetitionDatesVacanciesQualified
Host nation1
[1997 World Championship](1997-world-men-s-handball-championship)16 May–1 June 19971
[1998 European Championship](1998-european-men-s-handball-championship)29 May – 7 June 19984
[1998 Pan American Championship](1998-pan-american-men-s-handball-championship)22–29 September 19983
[1998 African Championship](1998-african-men-s-handball-championship)19–28 October 19984
European qualification24 June – 29 November 19986
Asian qualification4
Oceanian qualification1

Preliminary round

All times are local (UTC+3).

Group A





Group B






Group C





Group D





Final round

Bracket

|9 June||27||17 |9 June||23||24 |9 June||31||23 |9 June||22||24 |9 June||30||23 |9 June||28||17 |9 June||32||24 |9 June||33||26 |11 June||23||18 |11 June||26||20 |11 June||22||21 |11 June||26||33 |13 June||21||22 |13 June||22||23 |15 June||24||25 |15 June||24||27

;Fifth place bracket |13 June||25| (ET)|27 |13 June||22||23 |14 June||21||26 |14 June||35||28

Round of 16








Quarterfinals




5–8th place semifinals


Semifinals


Seventh place game

Fifth place game

Bronze medal game

Serbia

Final

Ranking and statistics

Final standings

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Qualified for the 2000 Summer Olympics
**1999 Men's World Champions**

All-star Team

  • Best player:
  • Goalkeeper: Andrey Lavrov
  • Left wing: Rafael Guijosa
  • Left back: Vasily Kudinov
  • Center back: Nedeljko Jovanović
  • Pivot : Rolando Uríos
  • Right back: Staffan Olsson
  • Right wing: Johan Petersson

Top goalscorers

RankNameTeamGoalsShots%
1Rolando Uríos578567.06
2Rafael Guijosa506280.65
3Stefan Lövgren468355.42
4Julio Fis4310640.57
József Éles7160.56
6Stefan Kretzschmar416761.19
Mohamed Madi6959.42
Nenad Peruničić7356.16
Yoon Kyung-shin7951.90
10Andrej Golic386261.29

Source: Egypt99

Top goalkeepers

RankNameTeam%
1Christian Ramota46.2
2David Barrufet44.3
3Tomas Svensson42.9
4Andrey Lavrov41.1
5Peter Gentzel40.8
6Toufik Hakem40.5
7Zoran Đorđić40.4
8Søren Haagen39.3
9Vladimir Rivero38.9
10Christian Gaudin37.3

Medalists

{{unbulleted listlist_style=text-align:center;Zoran ĐorđićNebojša GolićNedeljko JovanovićPetar KapisodaBranko KokirIvan LapčevićBlažo LisičićNenad MaksićVladan MatićŽikica MilosavljevićDejan PerićNenad PeruničićVladimir PetrićRatko NikolićDragan Škrbić (Captain)Arpad Šterbik

References

References

  1. "World Championship - Final". Global Sports Archive.
  2. "1999 Men's World Championship – Qualification". [[European Handball Federation.
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