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World stars Mikkel Hansen and Niklas Landin dominated handball for years and led Denmark from title to title. They retired last summer. The team is even better without them. How can that be?

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The final of the men's handball world championship is Denmark against Croatia. After the Croatians' 31:28 win over record world champions France, the Danes had no trouble against Portugal on Friday evening in Oslo. The "Vikings" won 40:27 (20:16), mainly thanks to a superior second half, and ended the surprise team's run. The Danes are now on the verge of winning their fourth world championship title in a row. Portugal never took the lead and we…

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Denmark is on the verge of breaking its own World Cup record. The country is ready for its fourth consecutive final and can thus extend its streak to four consecutive World Cup gold medals. The semi-final against Portugal ended in another crushing defeat, 40–27.

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Denmark beat the Portuguese national team 40-27. Portugal may still win third or fourth position in the competition. Still in this newspaper, Trump and Netanyahu speak next week.

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Denmark is on the verge of breaking its own World Cup record. The country is ready for its fourth consecutive final and can thus extend its streak to four consecutive World Cup gold medals. The semi-final against Portugal ended in another crushing defeat, 40–27.

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Eight games at the World Cup. Eight wins. Denmark didn't leave Portugal a chance in the semi-final either, and thus the handball masters will play for gold on Sunday. Here are the most important takeaways from the Danish semi-final victory by 13 goals.