EHF Challenge Trophy
The EHF Challenge Trophy is an international handball tournament for developing handball nations.
There is both a male and female tournaments.
Men's tournaments
Year | Final | Third place match | ||||||
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Champion | Score | Second place | Third place | Score | Fourth place | |||
1999 | Cyprus |
21–20 | Moldova |
Great Britain |
30–20 | Armenia | ||
2001 | Latvia |
31–22 | Estonia |
Moldova |
27–25 | Cyprus | ||
2003 | Moldova |
32–19 | Azerbaijan |
Great Britain |
19–16 | Malta | ||
2005 | Moldova |
29–27 | Azerbaijan |
Scotland |
24–18 | England | ||
2007 | Georgia |
28–27 | Luxembourg |
Faroe Islands |
– | |||
2009 | Finland |
30–28 | Georgia |
Moldova |
– | Malta | ||
2012 | Moldova |
30–28 | Faroe Islands |
Azerbaijan |
Georgia |
Women's tournaments
Year | Final | Third place match | ||||||
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Champion | Score | Second place | Third place | Score | Fourth place | |||
2000 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
30–26 | Belgium |
Finland |
– | Latvia | ||
2002 | Azerbaijan |
26–18 | Greece |
Belgium |
19–18 | Israel | ||
2004 | Italy |
30–22 | Faroe Islands |
Finland |
29–23 | Israel | ||
2006 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
40–24 | Faroe Islands |
Cyprus |
23–18 | Georgia | ||
2008 | Finland |
25–17 | Faroe Islands |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
23–16 | Great Britain | ||
2010 | Finland |
28–26 | Israel |
Faroe Islands |
– | Cyprus | ||
2012 | Bulgaria |
36–27 | Faroe Islands |
Israel |
39–28 | Latvia | ||
2014 | Bulgaria |
34–23 | Israel |
Greece |
23–16 | Belgium | ||
2016 | Faroe Islands |
28–14 | Georgia |
Latvia |
30–21 | Belgium | ||
2018 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
27-26 | Belgium |
Luxembourg |
22-21 | Estonia |
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