Top handball via live stream, live ticker and live on TV

With the qualification for the EHF EURO 2014 in Denmark going into match days three and four, handball fans across the world have multiple ways to follow the action and their favourite teams.

Following the successful implementation of a dedicated 'national teams channel' at the start of EHF EURO 2014 Qualification in November 2012, the European Handball Federation's online TV platform, ehfTV.com, will again stream six matches live and on-demand from the upcoming two rounds from 3 to 7 April.

28 teams are competing to play in the final tournament of the EHF’s flagship national team competition, EHF EURO 2014, which will be played in Denmark from 12 to 26 January 2014.

The current schedule of EHF EURO 2014 qualification matches to be streamed live on ehfTV.com is:

*Note that the live streaming of matches at ehfTV.com will be geo-blocked in the nations playing. Changes and additions to the schedule may be possible, check the latest information at ehf-euro.com and ehfTV.com ahead of the match. All times are local. All six matches will be available on-demand afterwards.

Live ticker and television schedule

The majority matches can also be followed via the new EHF live ticker.

Introduced for the first time for the 2013 Women's World Championship Qualification Europe in 2012, the new tool now celebrates its premiere on the Men's EHF EURO level.

Among other features the ticker updates fans about every goal, every penalty, shot efficiency figures and two-minute-suspensions – almost everything that can be said about a match will be listed.

Furthermore the EHF offers a complete overview of the transmission times on regular TV including the respective TV channels and the throw-off times.

This information can be found in the TV Guide on EHF’s official website eurohandball.com or can be downloaded here (pdf).

All times are local and the broadcast schedule is correct as of 3 April 2013. Handball fans are advised to check local TV listings in case of any changes or earlier broadcast times.

15 spots still at stake

With only the hosts, Denmark, already qualified, there are 15 places available from qualification.

The first two teams in each group will qualify and one further place is available for the best ranked third placed team, based on the matches in each group against the first and second teams only.

The final two rounds of the qualification phase will be played from 12 to 16 June 2013.