Handball-Dominant Egypt ease to African Men's Handball Championship title
Mohamed Emad and Yahia Omar scored six goals each as Egypt eased to a 37-24 victory over Tunisia in the final of the 2026 African Men's Handball Championship in Kigali on Saturday, claiming the continental title for the fourth edition in a row. Egypt, Tunisia, Angola, Cape Verde and Algeria all qualified for the 2027 World Men's Handball Championship which will be staged in Germany.
Mohamed Emad and Yahia Omar scored six goals each as Egypt eased to a 37-24 victory over Tunisia in the final of the 2026 African Men's Handball Championship in Kigali on Saturday, claiming the continental title for the fourth edition in a row. Egypt, who won their 10th title overall -- joining the Tunisians as the most successful nation in the competition's history -- were dominant throughout the final and led 17-10 at halftime.
Cape Verde claimed the bronze medal when they beat Algeria 29-23 in the third-place play-off. Egypt, Tunisia, Angola, Cape Verde and Algeria all qualified for the 2027 World Men's Handball Championship which will be staged in Germany.
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