deHandball-Bundesliga

The top German men's handball league — official websites of clubs such as THW Kiel, SG Flensburg-Handewitt, SC Magdeburg and Füchse Berlin.

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Handball-Bundesliga
Official site of Germany's men's top handball flight — fixtures, results and standings.
opel-hbl.de
Bergischer HC
A joint club of Wuppertal and Solingen in the Bergisches Land region — playing home matches alternately in both cities.
bhc06.de
Frisch Auf Göppingen
A club from Göppingen near Stuttgart — German champions and cup winners with a long top-flight tradition.
fagp.de
Füchse Berlin
Berlin — the capital's club nicknamed "the Foxes", EHF European League winners and multiple German champions and cup winners.
fuechse.berlin
Handball Club Hamburg
Hamburg — successor to HSV Handball, which won the EHF Champions League in 2016 before folding due to financial trouble.
hamburg-handball.de
HBW Balingen-Weilstetten
A club from Balingen in Baden-Württemberg — a long-time top-flight side with a steady mid-table record.
h-bw.de
HC Erlangen
A club from Erlangen near Nuremberg — a regular Bundesliga side playing its home matches in Nuremberg.
hc-erlangen.de
HSG Wetzlar
A club from Wetzlar in Hesse — one of the Bundesliga's founding members, playing at the Rittal Arena.
hsg-wetzlar.de
MT Melsungen
Playing in Kassel — a club from Melsungen in Hesse, a long-standing top-flight side and regular in European competitions.
mt-melsungen.de
Rhein-Neckar Löwen
Playing in Mannheim — the joint club of the Rhine-Neckar region, German champions and EHF Champions League winners.
rhein-neckar-loewen.de
SC Magdeburg
Magdeburg — EHF Champions League winners (2002, 2024) and multiple German champions, playing at the Getec Arena.
sc-magdeburg.de
SG BBM Bietigheim
A club from Bietigheim-Bissingen in Baden-Württemberg — promoted to the Bundesliga as 2nd division champions.
sgbbm.de
SG Flensburg-Handewitt
Flensburg — a merged club from two towns near the Danish border, 2014 EHF Champions League winners and multiple German champions.
sg-flensburg-handewitt.de
TBV Lemgo Lippe
A club from Lemgo in Westphalia — European Cup Winners' Cup champions and two-time German champions (1997, 2003).
tbv-lemgo-lippe.de
ThSV Eisenach
A club from Eisenach in Thuringia — long the sole eastern German representative in the top flight since reunification.
thsv-eisenach.de
THW Kiel
Kiel — Germany's record champions and multiple-time EHF Champions League winners, nicknamed "the Zebras".
thw-handball.de
TSV Hannover-Burgdorf
The Hanover club nicknamed "die Recken" (the Warriors) — German Cup winners and a regular in European competitions.
die-recken.de
TVB 1898 Stuttgart
A Stuttgart club playing at the Porsche-Arena — founded in 1898, with a history dating back to the late 19th century.
tvbstuttgart.de
VfL Gummersbach
A club from Gummersbach in North Rhine-Westphalia — historically West Germany's most successful club, multiple champions and European Champions Cup winners.
vfl-gummersbach.de