Kosovo - M20 & M18 EHF Championship 2024

Prishtina, the capital city of Kosovo, will host two events in the summer of 2024 - the M20 and M18 EHF Championship 2024. The first event, M20 EHF Championship will take place from 13 to 21 July 2024 while the second event will be played from 12 to 18 August 2024.

GROUPS & SCHEDULE M20 EHF Championship 

In Prishtina, between 13-21 July, 12 teams will compete in the M20 EHF Championship 2024. In February, the opponents for the preliminary round were announced, and now the participating nations are getting ready for an exciting showdown of handball skills and intense competition.

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The full schedule of the matches is available here.

GROUPS & SCHEDULE M18 EHF Championship 

Just a month later, the M18 EHF Championship 2024 will be thrown off in Prishtina. The draw divided seven teams into two groups. 

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PRISHTINA

Prishtina, the lively capital city of Kosovo, is renowned for its youthful energy, vibrant sports scene, and warm hospitality. During the summer, when the events take place, the city comes alive with a bustling atmosphere and numerous entertainment options. With its rich sports culture, captivating landmarks, and a blend of modern and traditional influences, Prishtina guarantees an unforgettable and enjoyable stay.

 

Venue: Pallati i Rinise dhe Sporteve  (The Palace of Youth and Sports)

Capacity: 2500 seats

 

The Palace of Youth and Sports in Prishtina is the main sports arena in the state of Kosovo. The arena is part of a multi-functional complex and serves as the home for national teams in various sports. It hosts matches of the Kosovo National Handball Team in both domestic competitions and various international events are also organized there. Some of Kosovo's greatest sporting successes have been achieved in this arena, making it of significant sentimental value.