2011 IHF Super Globe

2011 IHF Super Globe
Tournament details
Host country  Qatar
Dates 14–18 May
Teams 8 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s) 1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions Germany THW Kiel (1st title)
Runner-up Spain BM Ciudad Real
Third place Lebanon Al Sadd
Fourth place Egypt Zamalek SC
Tournament statistics
Matches 16
Goals scored 989 (61.81 per match)
Top scorer(s) Egypt Ahmed Al Ahmr
(37 goals)

2011 IHF Super Globe will be the IHF Super Globe 5th edition. Its will be held in Doha, Qatar at Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall.

The teams that take part will be the respectives continental champions.

Teams

Group A Group B
Germany THW Kiel
Qatar Al Rayyan
Lebanon Al Sadd
Brazil EC Pinheiros
Spain BM Ciudad Real
Qatar Al-Sadd
Egypt Al-Zamalek
Australia Southern Stars

Schedule & Results

Legend
Qualified for the final

Group A

All kick-off times are local (UTC+03:00).

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
Germany THW Kiel 330011977+426
Lebanon Al Sadd 32017797−204
Brazil Pinheiros 30128594−91
Qatar Al-Rayyan 301287100−131
14 May 2011
15:30
THW Kiel Germany 42–18 Lebanon Al Sadd Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
Referees: Krstić, Ljubić (SRB)
Christian Sprenger 9 (12–8) Khoder Nahas 9
  Report  

14 May 2011
20:30
Al-Rayyan Qatar 29–29 Brazil Pinheiros Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
Referees: Al Nuaimi, Al Marzouqi (UAE)
Dragan Gajić 7 (12–18) Two player 6
  Red card Report  

15 May 2011
14:00
Pinheiros Brazil 29–36 Germany THW Kiel Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
Referees: Al-Suwaidi, Bamatref (QAT)
Two players 5 (14–21) Kim Andersson 7
  Report  

15 May 2011
20:00
Al Sadd Lebanon 30–28 Qatar Al-Rayyan Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
Referees: Abrahamsen, Abrahamsen (NOR)
Two players 8 (14–14) Manuel Štrlek 8
  Report  

16 May 2011
14:00
Al Sadd Lebanon 29–27 Brazil Pinheiros Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
Referees: Al Nuaimi, Al Marzouqi (UAE)
Eduardo Gurbindo 9 (12–13) Two players 6
  Report  

16 May 2011
18:00
THW Kiel Germany 41–30 Qatar Al-Rayyan Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
Referees: Krichen, Makhlouf (TUN)
Momir Ilić 9 (19–15) Two players 6
  Report  

Group B

All kick-off times are local (UTC+03:00).

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
Spain Ciudad Real 330011170+416
Egypt Al-Zamalek 311110393+103
Qatar Al-Sadd 311110497+73
Australia Southern Stars 300367125−580
14 May 2011
13:30
Ciudad Real Spain 33–25 Egypt Al-Zamalek Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall

14 May 2011
18:30
Al-Sadd Qatar 39–27 Australia Southern Stars Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall

15 May 2011
16:00
Southern Stars Australia 17–45 Spain Ciudad Real Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall

15 May 2011
18:00
Al-Zamalek Egypt 37–37 Qatar Al-Sadd Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall

16 May 2011
16:00
Al-Zamalek Egypt 41–23 Australia Southern Stars Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall

16 May 2011
20:00
Ciudad Real Spain 33–28 Qatar Al-Sadd Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall

Seventh Place

18 May 2011
13:00
Al Rayyan Qatar 36–21 Australia Southern Stars Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
(17–7)

Fifth Place

18 May 2011
15:00
Al-Sadd Qatar 36–39 Brazil EC Pinheiros Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
(18–25)

Bronze Medal

18 May 2011
17:00
Al Zamalek Egypt 23–28 Lebanon Al Sadd Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
(10–13)

Gold Medal Match

18 May 2011
19:00
BM Ciudad Real Spain 25–28 Germany THW Kiel Al-Gharafa Sports Club Hall
(14–10)

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