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The draw for the 2026 World Cup left HONAMAS with Belgium, France and Malaysia, while DANAS will face Argentina, the United States and Scotland.
March 17, 2026 · 1 min read · StickAtlas Desk
A raffle that already conditions the speech of the year
The DHB can now watch the 2026 World Cup with a specific map. The draw placed HONAMAS in a very demanding group B along with Belgium, France and Malaysia, while DANAS will share a group with Argentina, the United States and Scotland. The German reading is immediate: an initial phase of maximum difficulty awaits the men and a table with a great competitive focus awaits the women in the crossing with Argentina.
The men's team will have a duel of enormous symbolic and competitive significance against the host Belgium.
The women's team will play in Wavre and opens a group with rivals with very different profiles, from the Argentine powerhouse to two uncomfortable teams like the United States and Scotland.
The DHB also set a date for the challenge: August is no longer an abstraction, but a path with concrete matches.
Draws do not win or lose tournaments, but they do set expectations. In the German case, the table leaves two stories open: how much the men's team can grow in a very tough area and how far the women's team can go if it converts a complex group into competitive momentum.
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