Angola women's national handball team

Angola
Information
Nickname	As Pérolas The Pearls
Association	Federação Angolana de Andebol
Coach	Morten Soubak
Assistant coach	Danilo Júnior; Vilma Lourenço
Captain	Isabel Guialo
Colours
Home	Away
Results
Summer Olympics
Appearances	6 (First in 1996)
Best result	7th (1996)
World Championship
Appearances	15 (First in 1990)
Best result	7th (2007)
African Championship
Appearances	20 (First in 1981)
Best result	1st (1989, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2018)
	Last updated on Unknown.

The Angola women's national handball team, nicknamed As Pérolas (The Pearls), represents Angola in international handball competitions.

History

Angola became a member of the African Handball Confederation in 1980.

Summer Olympics

Angola participated in six editions of the olympic games since 1996, namely in 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016, having ranked 7th in 1996.

World Championship

Angola participated in 14 editions of the world cup since 1990, namely in 1990, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017. It has notably ranked 7th in 2007 and 8th in 2011.

Results

World Championship

Year	Eliminated at	Position	GP	W	D*	L	GS	GA	GD
Soviet Union 1975	Did not participate
Czechoslovakia 1978
Hungary 1982
Netherlands 1986
South Korea 1990	1/16	16th	6	0	0	6	93	155	−62
Norway 1993	1/16	1/16	6	0	0	6	103	164	−61
Austria/Hungary 1995	1/16	16th	7	1	0	6	137	198	−61
Germany 1997	1/16	15th	6	1	1	4	148	173	−25
Denmark/Norway 1999	1/16	15th	6	1	2	3	131	158	−27
Italy 2001	1/16	13th	6	2	0	4	144	146	−2
Croatia 2003		17th	5	1	0	4	119	120	−1
Russia 2005	1/16	16th	5	2	0	3	167	140	+27
France 2007	QF	7th	8	4	0	4	252	265	−13
China 2009	1/16	11th	6	2	0	4	141	157	−16
Brazil 2011	QF	8th	9	4	0	5	242	259	−17
Serbia 2013	1/16	16th	6	2	0	4	156	152	+4
Denmark 2015	1/16	16th	6	2	0	4	172	193	−21
Germany 2017	Presidents Cup	19th	7	2	0	5	190	198	−8
Japan 2019	Presidents Cup	15th	7	3	0	4	197	206	−9
Total	15/19	0 Titles	90	27	3	60	2392	2684	−292

Summer Olympics

Year	Round	Position	GP	W	D*	L	GS	GA	GD
Montreal 1976	Did not participate
Moscow 1980
Los Angeles 1984
Seoul 1988
Barcelona 1992
Atlanta 1996		7th/8	3	0	0	3	49	82	−33
Sydney 2000		9th/10	5	1	0	4	124	155	−61
Athens 2004		9th/10	5	1	1	3	135	154	−19
Beijing 2008		12th/12	5	0	1	4	109	147	−38
London 2012		10th/12	5	1	0	4	132	142	−10
Rio 2016	QF	8th/12	6	2	0	4	143	159	−16
Tokyo 2020	Qualified
Total	7/12	0 Titles	29	5	2	22	692	839	−147

African Championship

Year	Reached	Position	GP	W	D*	L	GS	GA	GD
1974	Did not participate
1976
1979
1981	–	7th	3	0	0	3	36	66	−30
1983	QF	6th
1985	QF	5th
1987	QF	5th
1989	Final	1st
1991	Final	2nd
1992	Final	1st
1994	Final	1st
1996	Final	3rd	5	3	0	2	135	118	+17
1998	Final	1st	4	4	0	0	127	80	+47
2000	Final	1st	5	5	0	0	136	101	+35
2002	Final	1st	6	6	0	0	183	115	+68
Cairo 2004	Final	1st	5	4	0	1	159	118	+41
Tunis/Radès 2006	Final	1st	5	4	0	1	177	112	+65
three cities 2008	Final	1st	5	5	0	0	193	116	+77
Cairo/Suez 2010	Final	1st	6	5	1	0	169	132	+37
Salé 2012	Final	1st	7	7	0	0	231	142	+89
Algiers 2014	Semi-final	3rd	6	5	0	1	190	127	+63
Luanda 2016	Final	1st	7	7	0	0	245	124	+121
Brazzaville 2018	Final	1st	7	7	0	0	240	121	+119
Total	20/23	13 titles	71	62	1	8	2221	1472	+749

African Games

Year	Reached	Position	GP	W	D*	L	GS	GA	GD
Algiers 1978	Did not participate
Nairobi 1987	Did not participate
Cairo 1991	Final	1st	No data available
Harare 1995	Final	1st	No data available
Jo'burg 1999	Final	1st	4	4	0	0	125	75	+50
Abuja 2003	Final	3rd	5	4	0	1	160	105	+55
Algiers 2007	Final	1st	5	5	0	0	166	121	+45
Maputo 2011	Final	1st	5	5	0	0	218	81	+137
Brazzaville 2015	Final	1st	5	5	0	0	173	98	+75
Rabat 2019	Final	1st	7	7	0	0	230	118	+112
Total	8/10	7 titles	31	23	0	1	1072	598	+474

Other competitions

2015 Angola 40 Years Tournament –
2019 Carpathian Trophy –

Team

Current squad

Squad for the 2019 World Women's Handball Championship.[1][2]

Head coach: Morten Soubak

No.	Pos.	Name	Date of birth (age)	Height	App.	Goals	Club
1	GK	Amália Pinto	(1996-06-12) 12 June 1996	1.76 m	7	0	Primeiro de Agosto
4	P	Ruth João	(1998-10-17) 17 October 1998	1.82 m	13	0	Primeiro de Agosto
6	LW	Vilma Silva	(1997-06-03) 3 June 1997	1.75 m	19	50	Primeiro de Agosto
8	CB	Helena Paulo	(1998-01-24) 24 January 1998	1.76 m	45	130	Primeiro de Agosto
9	CB	Natália Bernardo	(1986-12-25) 25 December 1986	1.70 m	114	189	Primeiro de Agosto
10	P	Albertina Kassoma	(1996-06-12) 12 June 1996	1.94 m	93	116	Primeiro de Agosto
12	GK	Helena Sousa	(1994-11-07) 7 November 1994	1.90 m	33	0	Primeiro de Agosto
13	RW	Iracelma Silva	(1991-02-01) 1 February 1991	1.80 m	89	27	Primeiro de Agosto
15	RB	Azenaide Carlos	(1990-06-14) 14 June 1990	1.71 m	91	264	Petro de Luanda
16	GK	Teresa Almeida	(1988-04-05) 5 April 1988	1.84 m	99	0	Petro de Luanda
17	RB	Wuta Dombaxe	(1986-04-05) 5 April 1986	1.81 m	74	50	Primeiro de Agosto
21	LB	Magda Cazanga	(1991-05-28) 28 May 1991	1.77 m	51	85	Petro de Luanda
23	RW	Juliana Machado	(1994-11-06) 6 November 1994	1.70 m	57	100	Primeiro de Agosto
25	P	Liliana Venâncio	(1995-09-19) 19 September 1995	1.91 m	32	36	Primeiro de Agosto
31	LW	Janete Santos	(1991-06-10) 10 June 1991	1.77 m	43	47	Primeiro de Agosto
90	CB	Isabel Guialo	(1990-04-08) 8 April 1990	1.80 m	74	225	Primeiro de Agosto

Angola all-time record against all nations

Against

Pld

Wn

Dr

Lst

GF

GA

GD

Details

Algeria

10

9

0

1

315

189

+126

Extended content

41–17 2018 AC QF (9 Dec 2018) Brazzaville
42–19 2016 AC QF (4 Dec 2016) Luanda
30–22 2014 AC 3P (25 Jan 2014) Algiers
32–18 2011 AG SF (15 Sep 2011) Maputo
42–24 2008 AC PR (8 Jan 2008) Luanda
28–18 2007 AG PL (15 Jul 2007) Algiers
30–16 2003 AG PL (5 Oct 2003) Abuja
33–21 2002 AC SF (26 Apr 2002) Rabat
24–14 1999 AG SF (16 Sep 1999) Jo'burg
13–20 1981 AC PR (22 Jul 1981) Tunis

Argentina

3

0

100

63

+37

Extended content
30–27 2019 WC CL (9 Dec 2019) Higashi-ku 33–23 2013 WC PR (7 Dec 2013) Zrenjanin 37–13 1999 WC PR (4 Dec 1999) Kolding

Australia

3

0

112

35

+77

Extended content
39–09 2009 WC PR (5 Dec 2009) Zhangjiagang 47–08 2005 WC PR (9 Dec 2005) St Petersburg 26–18 2000 OG 9P (28 Sep 2000) Sydney

Austria

4

1

0

3

95

108

–13

Extended content
21–28 2009 WC PR (7 Dec 2009) Zhangjiagang 33–22 2007 WC PR (3 Dec 2007) Lyon 19–29 2003 WC PR (2 Dec 2003) Poreč 22–29 1997 WC PR (4 Dec 1997) Sindelfingen

Czech Republic

1

0

1

18

24

−6

Extended content
18–24 2003 WC PR (6 Dec 2003) Poreč

Brazil

3

1

0

2

80

0

Extended content
24–28 2016 OG PR (10 Aug 2016) Rio 26–29 2012 OG PR (5 Aug 2012) London 30–23 1997 WC PR (7 Dec 1997) Sindelfingen

Cameroon

19

14

0

5

514

419

+95

Extended content

28–25 2019 AG F (29 Aug 2019) Casablanca
25–16 2018 AC SF (10 Dec 2018) Brazzaville
33–23 2007 WC CL (11 Dec 2017) Leipzig
31–19 2016 AC SF (5 Dec 2016) Luanda
30–14 2016 AC PR (30 Nov 2016) Luanda
33–29 2015 AG F (19 Sep 2015) Brazzaville
28–23 2014 AC QF (22 Jan 2014) Algiers
24–18 2012 AC PR (13 Jan 2012) Salé
30–17 2010 AC QF (15 Feb 2010) Cairo
37–21 2007 AG SF (19 Jul 2007) Algiers
31–20 2004 AC F (18 Apr 2004) Cairo
27–28 2004 AC PR (9 Apr 2004) Cairo
27–28 2003 AG SF (12 Oct 2003) Abuja
26–21 2000 AC SF (29 Apr 2000) Algiers
26–21 1998 AC SF (26 Oct 1998) Jo'burg
28–23 1996 AC PR (— Oct 1996) Cotonou
20–28 1983 AC QL (9 Apr 1983) Dakar
17–27 1983 AC QL (5 Apr 1983) Dakar
13–18 1981 CAG PR (23 Aug 1981) Luanda

Canada

1

0

1

21

25

−4

Extended content
21–25 1990 WC CL (2 Dec 1990) Seoul

China

6

3

0

3

158

184

–26

Extended content

32–29 2015 WC PR (11 Dec 2015) Næstved
30–29 2011 WC PR (3 Dec 2011) Santos
26–25 2009 WC 11P (17 Dec 2009) Suzhou
24–32 2008 OG PR (13 Aug 2008) Beijing
20–34 1995 WC PR (9 Dec 1995) Győr
26–35 1993 WC CL (3 Dec 1993) Norway

Congo

18

14

1

4

523

413

+110

Extended content

32–19 2018 AC PR (7 Dec 2018) Brazzaville
33–18 2014 AC PR (16 Jan 2014) Algiers
41–23 2011 AG F (17 Sep 2011) Maputo
25–25 2010 AC PR (13 Feb 2010) Suez
35–30 2008 AC PR (11 Jan 2008) Benguela
35–22 2007 AG F (21 Jul 2007) Algiers
35–27 2003 AG 3P (13 Oct 2003) Abuja
31–20 2002 AC PR (24 Apr 2002) Rabat
27–13 2001 WC PR (6 Dec 2001) Kolding
30–21 2000 AC F (1 May 2000) Algiers
29–19 1999 AG F (18 Sep 1999) Jo'burg
34–24 1999 AG PL (11 Sep 1999) Jo'burg
31–23 1998 AC F (28 Oct 1998) Jo'burg
24–21 1996 AC 3P (— Oct 1996) Cotonou
24–26 1996 AC PR (— Oct 1996) Cotonou
22–21 1995 AG F (— – 1995) Harare
15–21 1985 AC PR (19 Sep 1985) Luanda
12–22 1983 AC PR (23 Jul 1983) Cairo
08–18 1981 CAG PR (25 Aug 1981) Luanda

Croatia

5

1

0

4

131

142

−11

Extended content

23–28 2012 OG PR (30 Jul 2012) London
29–32 2011 WC 7P (18 Dec 2011) São Paulo
34–28 2007 WC PR (8 Dec 2007) Metz
22–30 1997 WC R16 (9 Dec 1997) Saarbrücken
23–24 1995 WC CL (14 Dec 1995) Győr

Cuba

2

0

78

53

+25

Extended content
40–30 2019 WC PR (6 Dec 2019) Minami-ku 38–23 2015 WC PR (8 Dec 2015) Næstved

Denmark

6

1

0

5

110

172

−62

Extended content

23–28 2011 WC QF (14 Dec 2011) São Paulo
28–23 2009 WC PR (13 Dec 2009) Yangzhou
22–38 2004 OG PR (21 Aug 2004) Athens
18–30 2001 WC R16 (11 Dec 2001) Bolzano
12–31 1999 WC PR (30 Nov 1999) Kolding
07–22 1990 WC PR (27 Nov 1990) Seoul

Dominican Republic

1

0

41

20

+21

Extended content
41–20 2007 WC PR (4 Dec 2007) Lyon

DR Congo

13

0

443

251

+192

Extended content

29–21 2020 OG QL (26 Sep 2019) Dakar
27–21 2019 AG PR (25 Aug 2019) Casablanca
33–24 2018 AC PR (2 Dec 2018) Brazzaville
38–19 2016 AC PR (2 Dec 2016) Luanda
29–22 2015 AG QF (16 Sep 2015) Brazzaville
36–28 2016 OG QL (20 Mar 2015) Luanda
39–19 2012 AC SF (19 Jan 2012) Salé
40–15 2012 AC PR (15 Jan 2012) Salé
41–17 2011 AG PL (10 Sep 2011) Maputo
24–15 2010 AC PR (12 Feb 2010) Suez
40–21 2006 AC PR (12 Jan 2006) Radès
32–17 2004 AC PR (12 Apr 2004) Cairo
35–12 2003 AG PL (7 Oct 2003) Abuja

East Germany

1

0

1

16

28

−12

Extended content
16–28 1990 WC PR (24 Nov 1990) Seoul

Egypt

5

0

144

102

+42

Extended content
36–23 2012 AC PR (16 Jan 2012) Salé 32–21 2010 AC PR (11 Feb 2010) Suez 38–25 2004 AC PR (13 Apr 2004) Cairo 18–14 1985 AC PR (14 Sep 1985) Luanda 20–19 1983 AC PR (28 Jul 1983) Cairo

France

8

1

0

7

178

260

–82

Extended content

17–28 2019 WC CL (8 Dec 2019) Minami-ku
19–26 2017 WC PR (2 Dec 2017) Trier
24–33 2009 WC PR (12 Dec 2009) Yangzhou
21–32 2008 OG PR (9 Aug 2008) Beijing
29–27 2007 WC PR (6 Dec 2007) Metz
21–29 2004 OG PR (21 Aug 2004) Athens
27–29 2000 OG PR (23 Sep 2000) Sydney
20–24 1990 WC CL (29 Nov 1990) Seoul

Gabon

5

0

182

75

+107

Extended content
33–09 2008 AC PR (11 Jan 2008) Benguela 55–12 2006 AC PR (11 Jan 2006) Radès 36–16 2002 AC PR (19 Apr 2002) Rabat 32–23 1983 AC QL (8 Apr 1983) Dakar 26–15 1983 AC QL (4 Apr 1983) Dakar

Germany

8

1

6

179

251

–72

Extended content

21–29 2013 WC R16 (11 Dec 2013) Novi Sad
25–22 2011 WC PR (9 Dec 2011) Santos
21–25 2009 WC PR (15 Dec 2009) Yangzhou
33–36 2007 WC QF (13 Dec 2007) Paris
20–20 1999 WC PR (1 Dec 1999) Kolding
20–32 1997 WC PR (3 Dec 1997) Sindelfingen
12–27 1996 OG PR (30 Jul 1996) Atlanta
19–30 1995 WC PR (5 Dec 1995) Győr
08–30 1993 WC PR (26 Nov 1993) Norway

Ghana

2

0

85

19

+66

Extended content
55–07 2011 AG PL (9 Sep 2011) Maputo 30–12 1985 AC 5P (22 Sep 1985) Luanda

Great Britain

1

0

31

25

+6

Extended content
31–25 2012 OG PR (3 Aug 2012) London

Greece

1

0

38

23

+15

Extended content
38–23 2004 OG 9P (26 Aug 2004) Athens

Guinea

4

0

145

64

+81

Extended content
31–14 2019 AG SF (28 Aug 2019) Casablanca 30–19 2019 AG PR (20 Aug 2019) Casablanca 40–17 2018 AC PR (2 Dec 2018) Brazzaville 44–14 2014 AC PR (18 Jan 2014) Algiers

Hungary

5

1

0

4

130

174

−44

Extended content

37–36 2007 WC 7P (16 Dec 2007) Paris
30–34 2005 WC PR (6 Dec 2005) St Petersburg
23–24 2001 WC PR (4 Dec 2001) Kolding
22–42 2000 OG PR (17 Sep 2000) Sydney
18–38 1999 WC R16 (7 Dec 1999) Gjøvik

Iceland

1

0

28

24

+4

Extended content
28–24 2011 WC PR (4 Dec 2011) Santos

Ivory Coast

14

11

1

3

397

337

+60

Extended content

37–18 2016 AC PR (28 Nov 2016) Luanda
25–23 2012 AC PR (12 Jan 2012) Salé
27–24 2010 AC SF (18 Feb 2010) Cairo
39–27 2008 AC F (28 Apr 2008) Luanda
36–31 2007 AG PL (17 Jul 2007) Algiers
29–28 2006 AC SF (18 Jan 2006) Radès
33–23 2003 AG PL (9 Oct 2003) Abuja
30–21 2002 AC F (28 Apr 2002) Rabat
26–16 2002 AC PR (21 Apr 2002) Rabat
20–18 2000 AC PR (27 Apr 2000) Algiers
17–17 1998 AC PR (— Oct 1998) Jo'burg
25–29 1996 AC SF (— Oct 1996) Cotonou
23–19 1991 AG F (— – 1991) Cairo
17–24 1985 AC PR (17 Sep 1985) Luanda
13–19 1983 AC PR (24 Jul 1983) Cairo

Japan

2

0

2

0

52

0

Extended content
22–22 1999 WC PR (2 Dec 1999) Kolding 30–30 1997 WC PR (6 Dec 1997) Sindelfingen

Kazakhstan

1

0

1

0

24

0

Extended content
24–24 2008 OG PR (17 Aug 2008) Beijing

Kenya

1

0

42

12

+30

Extended content
42–12 2015 AG PL (10 Sep 2015) Brazzaville

Lithuania

1

0

1

19

26

–7

Extended content
19–26 1993 WC CL (1 Dec 1993) Norway

North Macedonia

2

1

0

1

55

59

−4

Extended content
33–25 2007 WC PR (9 Dec 2007) Metz 22–34 1999 WC PR (5 Dec 1999) Kolding

Morocco

2

0

95

22

+73

Extended content
45–11 2019 AG PR (22 Aug 2019) Casablanca 45–11 2018 AC PR (2 Dec 2018) Brazzaville

Montenegro

4

1

0

3

106

121

−15

Extended content
27–25 2016 OG PR (8 Aug 2016) Rio 28–38 2015 WC R16 (14 Dec 2015) Herning 25–30 2012 OG PR (1 Aug 2012) London 26–28 2011 WC PR (6 Dec 2011) Santos

Mozambique

2

0

87

38

+49

Extended content
53–19 1998 AC PR (19 Oct 1998) Jo'burg 34–19 1996 AC PR (— Oct 1996) Cotonou

Netherlands

2

0

2

52

72

−20

Extended content
28–35 2019 WC PR (2 Dec 2019) Minami-ku 24–37 2015 WC PR (6 Dec 2015) Næstved

Nigeria

5

4

0

1

164

96

+68

Extended content

33–16 2019 AG PR (21 Aug 2019) Casablanca
32–10 2015 AG SF (18 Sep 2015) Brazzaville
37–25 2015 AG PL (14 Sep 2015) Brazzaville
49–16 2011 AG QF (14 Sep 2011) Maputo
13–29 1981 AC PR (25 Jul 1981) Tunis

Norway

8

0

8

176

241

–65

Extended content

24–30 2019 WC PR (5 Dec 2019) Minami-ku
20–30 2016 OG PR (10 Aug 2016) Rio
21–26 2013 WC PR (12 Dec 2013) Zrenjanin
20–26 2011 WC PR (7 Dec 2011) Santos
17–31 2008 OG PR (11 Aug 2008) Beijing
26–32 2007 WC PR (2 Dec 2007) Lyon
30–36 2005 WC PR (5 Dec 2005) St Petersburg
18–30 1996 OG PR (26 Jul 1996) Atlanta

Paraguay

2

0

69

40

+29

Extended content
32–28 2017 WC PR (2 Dec 2017) Trier 37–12 2013 WC PR (9 Dec 2013) Zrenjanin

Poland

4

0

4

107

124

–17

Extended content
33–34 2007 WC CL (10 Dec 2017) Leipzig 27–29 2015 WC PR (9 Dec 2015) Næstved 23–32 2013 WC PR (9 Dec 2013) Zrenjanin 24–29 1997 WC PR (2 Dec 1997) Sindelfingen

Romania

6

1

0

5

138

163

–25

Extended content

24–27 2017 WC PR (2 Dec 2017) Trier
23–19 2016 OG PR (6 Aug 2016) Rio
23–28 2008 OG PR (15 Aug 2008) Beijing
27–28 2001 WC PR (5 Dec 2001) Kolding
25–35 2000 OG PR (21 Sep 2000) Sydney
16–26 1993 WC PR (24 Nov 1993) Norway

Russia

7

0

7

172

217

−45

Extended content

27–31 2016 OG QF (16 Aug 2016) Rio
27–30 2012 OG PR (28 Jul 2012) London
31–41 2011 WC CL (16 Dec 2011) São Paulo
21–23 2009 WC PR (9 Dec 2009) Zhangjiagang
27–40 2007 WC PR (11 Dec 2007) Metz
22–26 2003 WC PR (3 Dec 2003) Poreč
17–26 1995 WC PR (6 Dec 1995) Győr

Senegal

9

0

249

154

+95

Extended content

22–14 2020 OG QL (29 Sep 2019) Dakar
19–14 2018 AC F (12 Dec 2018) Brazzaville
31–18 2016 AC PR (29 Nov 2016) Luanda
38–21 2016 OG QL (19 Mar 2015) Luanda
41–20 2012 AC QF (18 Jan 2012) Salé
30–19 2000 AC PR (25 Apr 2000) Algiers
22–10 1985 AC 5P (23 Sep 1985) Luanda
25–24 1983 AC QL (7 Apr 1983) Dakar
21–14 1983 AC QL (2 Apr 1983) Dakar

Serbia

1

0

1

25

32

-7

Extended content
25–32 2019 WC PR 30 Nov 2019) Minami-ku

Slovenia

3

2

0

1

86

83

+1

Extended content
33–24 2019 WC PR (3 Dec 2019) Minami-ku 25–32 2017 WC PR (2 Dec 2017) Trier 28–27 2005 WC PR (10 Dec 2005) St Petersburg

South Africa

1

0

38

18

+20

Extended content
38–18 1999 AG PL (13 Sep 1999) Jo'burg

South Korea

9

1

0

8

223

289

−66

Extended content

30–29 2011 WC R16 (11 Dec 2011) Santos
33–41 2007 WC CL (15 Dec 2007) Paris
32–35 2005 WC PR (6 Dec 2005) St Petersburg
30–40 2004 OG PR (19 Aug 2004) Athens
21–27 2003 WC PR (4 Dec 2003) Poreč
24–31 2000 OG PR (25 Sep 2000) Sydney
19–25 1996 OG PR (28 Jul 1996) Atlanta
14–27 1995 WC R16 (12 Dec 1995) Győr
20–34 1995 WC PR (8 Dec 1995) Győr

Soviet Union

1

0

1

15

28

−13

Extended content
15–28 1990 WC PR (25 Nov 1990) Seoul

Spain

6

0

1

5

134

158

–24

Extended content

24–28 2017 WC PR (2 Dec 2017) Trier
22–26 2016 OG PR (14 Aug 2016) Rio
21–30 2013 WC PR (12 Dec 2013) Zrenjanin
24–24 2004 OG PR (15 Aug 2004) Athens
28–29 2001 WC PR (8 Dec 2001) Kolding
15–21 1993 WC CL (30 Nov 1993) Norway

Sweden

3

0

3

56

91

–35

Extended content
23–37 2015 WC PR (5 Dec 2015) Næstved 19–26 1993 WC PR (27 Nov 1993) Norway 14–28 1990 WC CL (1 Dec 1990) Seoul

Thailand

1

0

36

16

+20

Extended content
36–16 2009 WC PR (9 Dec 2009) Zhangjiagang

Tunisia

15

12

1

2

415

351

+64

Extended content

36–17 2016 AC F (7 Dec 2016) Luanda
26–23 2016 OG QL (21 Mar 2015) Luanda
30–31 2014 AC SF (24 Jan 2014) Algiers
25–19 2014 AC PR (21 Jan 2014) Algiers
26–24 2012 AC F (20 Jan 2012) Salé
31–30 2010 AC F (20 Feb 2010) Cairo
44–26 2008 AC SF (15 Jan 2008) Luanda
30–29 2007 AG PL (14 Jul 2007) Algiers
32–30 2006 AC F (20 Jan 2006) Radès
21–21 2006 AC PR (16 Jan 2006) Radès
31–28 2004 AC SF (16 Apr 2004) Cairo
27–21 2002 AC PR (23 Apr 2002) Rabat
30–22 2000 AC PR (23 Apr 2000) Algiers
16–13 1985 AC 5P (21 Sep 1985) Luanda
10–17 1981 AC PR (17 Jul 1981) Tunis

Uganda

1

0

1

36

12

+24

Extended content
36–24 2019 AG QF (26 Aug 2019) Casablanca

Ukraine

1

0

28

20

+8

Extended content
28–20 2009 WC PR (6 Dec 2009) Zhangjiagang

Uruguay

1

0

39

14

+25

Extended content
39–14 2003 WC PR (7 Dec 2003) Poreč

United States

2

0

48

46

+2

Extended content
24–23 1996 OG 7P (1 Aug 1996) Atlanta 24–23 1995 WC CL (11 Dec 1995) Győr

References

"Andebol: Convocada selecção para mundial do Japão – Desporto – Angola Press – ANGOP". angop.ao (in Portuguese). Retrieved 21 November 2019.
2019 World Women's Handball Championship squad

External links

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[1] "Andebol: Convocada selecção para mundial do Japão – Desporto – Angola Press – ANGOP". angop.ao (in Portuguese). Retrieved 21 November 2019.

[2] 2019 World Women's Handball Championship squad

Handball in Angola
Men's clubs	1. Primeiro de Agosto 2. Interclube 3. Marinha 4. Petro de Luanda 5. Progresso da Lunda Sul 6. Misto de Cabinda 7. CD Exército
Women's clubs	1. Primeiro de Agosto 2. Marinha 3. Petro de Luanda 4. Progresso 5. ASA 6. C.P.P.L. 7. Electro do Lobito
Former clubs	Exército Ferroviário de Luanda Kabuscorp Sporting de Luanda
Tournaments	Men's League current Women's League current Angola Cup Angola Super Cup current Men's Africa Champions current Women's Africa Champions current
National teams	Men players Women players Men's Junior Women's Junior Men's Youth Women's Youth

Angola women's national handball team

History

Summer Olympics

World Championship

Results

World Championship

Summer Olympics

African Championship

African Games

Other competitions

Team

Current squad

Angola all-time record against all nations

See also

References

External links