The hosts will face Denmark — silver medallists of the EHF EUROs in 2022 and 2024 — in the second semi-final, while the event will be thrown off with the first semi-final clash between defending EHF EURO and EHF EURO Cup champions Norway and Hungary, who won the bronze medal at the EHF EURO 2024. On Sunday we will find out whether Norway can extend their incredible series of trophies.
The two Scandinavian sides not only arrive at Bucharest with a clean record, but also with the highest number of goals — Norway with 206 and Denmark with 203 — and the lowest number of goals conceded — 130 and 132, respectively.