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Official site of the Hungarian Handball Federation with the live standings of the men's top flight.

A Lake Balaton town whose club has fought its way up to Hungary's top flight in recent years.

A young Budapest club nicknamed the "Buda Wolves" that recently earned promotion to NB I.

A small town in southern Hungary, a longtime NB I member known for developing young players.

A club from the town of Dabas near Budapest, currently playing under the sponsor name Bepelog.

A northeastern Hungarian city famed for its historic fortress, marking its tenth top-flight season.

Győr's men's handball team, tied to the local university — not to be confused with the famous women's Győri Audi ETO KC.

The handball section of Ferencváros, Budapest's famous multi-sport club.

A town at the foot of the Mátra hills in northern Hungary, currently playing as HE-DO B. Braun.

Hungary's National Academy of Handball based in Balatonboglár, built around talented youth players.

A southern Hungarian city, a regular EHF Champions League participant and one of the country's strongest clubs.

One of Budapest's oldest handball clubs, based in the 18th district.

A club from a town on Csepel Island south of Budapest.

A former mining town west of Budapest, a traditional NB I and European cup participant.

Hungary's most successful club, a many-time EHF Champions League finalist.