Tunisian Handball Team Beats Russia 28-26

2004-11-28

Fresh after a period of intensive training, the Tunisian national handball team defeated powerhouse Russia 28-26 on Friday (26 November). The match was a lead-up to the 2005 World Handball Championships, set to take place from 23 January to 6 February in Tunisia. At the 2005 world championships, Tunisia will be in Group A along with Angola, Canada, Denmark, France and Greece. (albawaba.com)

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toumi Posted 2006-10-31

Hello Tunisian team, you are the best, you played really good. We all are behind you. Insha'Allah for the championship, see you soon Tunisia. Ciao!!

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