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🤾SG Flensburg-Handewitt

Germany · Flens-Arena (6,300 seats)

Major honours

1Champions League
3Bundesliga
4DHB-Pokal
3EHF Cup/European League

A border city of 90,000 people that made it to the top of Europe. Formed in 1990 through the merger of two clubs, it plays at the 6,300-seat Flens-Arena, opened in 2001. It has won the Bundesliga only three times, in 2004, 2018 and 2019, but has finished runner-up 14 times, long earning it the label of eternal bridesmaid. That image flipped in the 2014 Champions League, when, on its third final appearance, it beat rival THW Kiel 30-28 to win the title. It has also taken the EHF Cup/European League three times, in 1997, 2024 and 2025. Scandinavian players, particularly Danes, have long been the club's backbone: Danish right winger Lasse Svan set the club's all-time appearance record with 627 games through 2021-22, while Anders Eggert and Holger Glandorf anchored the attack for years.

Record comparison

Top European club title
1
Domestic league titles
3
Domestic cup titles
4
Home arena capacity
6,300

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Club legends

Lasse SvanAnders EggertHolger GlandorfThomas Mogensen

Rivalry

The Nordderby against THW Kiel is German handball's oldest rivalry. The two cities sit 90 kilometers apart, and Flensburg's win over Kiel in the 2014 Champions League final remains the defining moment of the fixture.

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