Handball: Slovenia draw Germany after bizarre turn of events
Zagreb, 15 January - Slovenia tied Germany 25:25 at its second fixture of the 2018 Eurohandball in Zagreb. After dominating most of the match and finishing one goal ahead of the favoured team after 60 minutes, the referees awarded a questionable penalty to Germany, which gladly took up on the opportunity.
Zagreb, Croatia
German players, including Hendrik Pekeler, Kal Hafner and Patrick Wiencek, celebrate a draw against Slovenia as Slovenian Miha Zarabec looks on.
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Zagreb, Croatia
Slovenian player Blaž Janc celebrating after scoring a goal against Germany at Eurohandball.
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Zagreb, Croatia
German goalkeeper Andreas Wolff between the posts during the Slovenia-Germany fixture at the 2018 Eurohandball.
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Zagreb, Croatia
German fans before Slovenia's fixture against Germany at Eurohandball.
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Zagreb, Croatia
German fans before Slovenia's fixture against Germany at Eurohandball.
Photo: Nebojša Tejić/STA
Zagreb, Croatia
Slovenian fans gathering for the Slovenia-Germany match at Eurohandball.
Photo: Nebojša Tejić/STA
Zagreb, Croatia
Arena Zagreb before the Slovenia-Germany fixture at the 2018 Eurohandball.
Photo: Nebojša Tejić/STA
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