The Lionesses were also convincingly defeated by Denmark

The tournament ends tomorrow with a match against Norway, which will be played at 15 p.m

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The women's handball team of Montenegro suffered a second convincing defeat at the Golden League tournament in Denmark.

After being defeated by France two days ago (29:13), the "lionesses" lost to the host today - 36:23 (20:11).

Montenegro had a connection only in the first ten minutes (5:4 for the host), but in the next six minutes only Jauković shook the opponent's net, so in the 15th minute it was 10:5.

Coach Per Johanson took a second time-out in the middle of the half, but did not break the rhythm of the Danes, who scored from all positions in the attack, with a 6:0 series, leading by ten goals (18:8) in the 25th minute.

Denmark opened the second half with three tied goals for the lead (23:11) in the 33rd minute. The home team had the same advantage in the 35th minute, after Tranborg scored for 24:12.

The Lionesses reduced the score to 25:17 in the 42nd minute, but that was all - the home team responded with four tied goals for a plus 12 (29:17) in the 46th minute.

In the first match of the second day of the tournament, Norway defeated France (29:28) and recorded its second victory, after celebrating against Denmark at the start.

Montenegro ends the tournament tomorrow with a match against Norway, which will be played at 15 p.m.

DENMARK - MONTENEGRO 36:23 (20:11)

RANDERS – "Arena Randers". Spectators: 500. Referees: Pedersen, Nygard (Denmark). Sevens: Denmark 4 (3), Montenegro 8 (7). Exclusions: Denmark 2, Montenegro 4 minutes.

DENMARK: Toft (11 saves), Kristensen (six saves and seven goals), M. Hansen 2, Elver 1, Stockholm 8 (2), AM Hansen 3, Waller, Heindal 3, Haugstedt 2, Grigel 1, Reinhart, Tranborg 5, AU Hansen, Jorgensen 3, Bidstrup 4 (1), Jensen 2, Burgard 1, Hejlund, Iversen 1.

MONTENEGRO: Nenezić (six saves and seven goals), Marinović (one save), Radičević 7 (5), Gugač, Jauković 5, Mugoša 1, Džaferović, Klikovac 2, Ujkić 2, Premović 1, Brnović 1, Ramusović, Mehmedović 4 (2) , Grbić, Vukčević.

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