Omar Baraka is the best player in the match between Egypt and South Korea by opening the World U -19 World Championship

2025/08/06 11:18:06 PM

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Omar Baraka is the best player in the match between Egypt and South Korea by opening the World U -19 World Championship

Omar Baraka player & nbsp; The Egyptian Handball Team for Junior for the title of best player in the match, after the Egyptian team’s victory over its South Korea counterpart 46-27 in the kick of the beginning of the grandchildren of the Pharaohs in the eleventh World Handball Championship competitions, which Egypt hosted during the period from 6 to 17 August, with the participation of 32 teams from different continents of the world, under the slogan & quot; Egypt receives the world & quot; Ali Cairo International Stadium Hall. Thursday, before concluding the first round matches with Japan’s meeting at 7:30 pm next Saturday.

The organizing committee of the World Championship has set 4 halls to host the matches: the main hall of the halls complex covered in Cairo International Stadium & ndash; Hall 2 at the Futsal Complex covered in Cairo International Stadium & ndash; Hassan Mustafa Hall & ndash; The new administrative capital lounge.

The first and second groups are held at Hassan Mustafa Hall in 6th of October City, the matches of the third and fourth groups at the new administrative capital lounge, the fifth and sixth groups matches at Hall 2 at Cairo Stadium, and the seventh and eighth groups matches on the main hall of Cairo Stadium. Hand under 19 years

Group 1: Sweden & ndash; Portugal & ndash; Kuwait – Austria.

Group Two: Hungary & Ndash; Switzerland & ndash; Morocco – Kosovo.

Group Three: Serbia & ndash; Spain & ndash; Croatia – Algeria.

Group D: Iceland & ndash; Brazil & ndash; Guinea – Saudi Arabia.

Group Five: Germany & ndash; Slovenia & ndash; Uruguay – Al -Faro Islands.

Group Six: Norway & ndash; France & ndash; Argentina & ndash; Mexico.

Group Seven: Egypt & ndash; Japan – South Korea – Bahrain.

Group Eight: Denmark & ndash; Tunisia & ndash; The Czech Republic – America.

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