Tunisia open the four-nations tournament against Senegal on 21 October, before taking on DR Congo on the 22nd and Argentina on the 24th, a tightly packed four-day competition that leaves little breathing room for the Tunisian handball players.
Who do Tunisia face in the tournament opener?
Three opponents in four days, through to 24 October: Senegal in the opener, DR Congo mid-tournament, and Argentina to close things out.
Mark your calendar for 21 October: the Tunisian women’s handball team takes on their Senegalese counterparts in the opening match. This fixture kicks off a four-nations tournament that runs through to 24 October.
For anyone following our handball players, this opening clash sets the tone for the whole competition: four days of matches where every game counts. Tunisia dive straight into the action, facing an opponent who will also be kicking off their own tournament campaign on the same day.
How long does the four-nations tournament run?
The tournament kicks off on 21 October, with an opening match pitting the Tunisian women’s team against their Senegalese counterparts. This inaugural fixture sets the tone for a tightly contested competition between four teams.
The four-nations tournament runs through to 24 October. In just four days, each team must get through its matches without a single misstep: a short format that leaves little room to ease off.
Who do the Tunisians face next?
After that opening test against Senegal, the Tunisian team is back on court on 22 October to take on DR Congo. This second fixture of the four-nations tournament will show whether the squad can build on its momentum, and how the players adapt to a new opponent.
The tournament wraps up on 24 October with a final meeting against Argentina. This closing match will mark the end of the four-nations competition and offer a valuable gauge of where the Tunisian team stands ahead of their next fixtures.
Three opponents in four days, through to 24 October: Senegal in the opener, DR Congo mid-tournament, and Argentina to close things out, enough, in a very short space of time, to gauge exactly where the Tunisian team really stands.
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