Romania and Sweden are the first two teams qualified for the Women’s World Championship 2017 in Germany. The Swedish girls had easy job to outplay Macedonia 46:27 (16:11), while Romania, once again, beat Austria 33:24, this time as visitors.
Sweden – Macedonia 46 – 27 (26-11)
Sweden: Loui Sand 9, Daniela Gustin 7, Nathalie Hagman 7, Emma Ekenman-Fernis 4, Jamina Roberts 4, Johanna Westberg 4, Jenny Alm 3, Ulrika Toft Hansen 2, Carin Strömberg 2, Olivia Mellegård 1, Anna Lagerquist 1, Isabelle Gullden 1, Hanna Blomstrand 1
Macedonia: Mirjeta Bajramovska 6, Sara Ristovska 6, Ivana Gakidova 4, Dishica Ghorgiievska 4, Elena Gjeorgiievska 2, Elena Livrinikj 2, Nathasha Nolevska 1, Dajana Jovanovska 1, Jovana Sazdovska 1
Austria – Romania 24:33 (13:11)
Austria: Patricia Kovacs (6), Sonja Frey (5), Josefine Huber (3), Tamara Bösch (3), Martina Goricanec (2), Laura Bauer (2), Mirela Dedic (2), Kristina Logvin (1)
Romania: Cristina Neagu (6), Aneta Udristioiu (5), Valentina Ardean Elisei (5), Gabriela Perianu (4), Crina Pintea (3), Andrada Tomescu (3), Alina Ilie (2), Elena Dinca (1), Dana Pricopi (1), Cristina Laslo (1), Ana Dragut (1), Madalina Zamfirescu (1)
PLAY-OFF WCH 2017:
Italy – Serbia 23:33
Montenegro – Belarus 33:26
Russia – Poland 31:20
Romania – Austria 34:29 – 33:24
Ukraine – Spain 24:24
Hungary – Slovakia 28:19
Croatia – Slovenia 23:28
Czech Republic – Turkey 29:25
Macedonia – Sweden 20:31 – 27:46
