Created in Berlin in 1917, Berlin has been in and out of the Summer Olympics schedule a couple of times – but returned in 1972 and has remained part of the programme ever since. Ferociously fast-paced and with the skills to match, the global audience for handball is growing and growing.
After the release of the final list for the 22/23 EHF Handball Champions League, are you wondering how and where you can live stream all the latest handball action in Australia? Well, you are in the right place. Keep reading to find out more.
Upcoming Schedule
The men’s under-20 EHF Euro 2022 tournament began this week, and there is plenty of action to look forward to in the coming weeks. Also, in September the men’s and women’s Champions League games will begin – so there is plenty of action ahead for handball fans!
What’s the best live handball stream?
Plenty of options are available for watching your favourite handball athletes battle it out on the court wherever you are, whenever you like.
The world of streaming has fully taken over and sports fans now have the opportunity to watch what they want, when they want and how they want – with dedicated streams for every sport you can think of. This means that sport in general is growing around the world, and in particular the likes of handball are finding their audience as it’s becoming more and more accessible with the advancements of technology.
Where can I stream handball online?
It can be difficult, sometimes, to find a reliable stream for lesser known sports such as handball – but you’re in luck, and you’re in the right place. Unibet provides live streams of all your favourite handball matches right here, along with the latest news and best live odds all in one place.
As long as you have an internet connection and a compatible device, you can catch the latest fast-paced action from various handball tournaments around the world with Unibet.
Upcoming handball tournaments
There are so many great fixtures to look forward to in the handball world. Especially with the news that Uros Zorman will agree to lead the Slovenian national team until 2024. He will lead the negative surprise team of the recent Euro 2022 tournament in games against Italy in a World Championship play-off first round game.