Germany's national handball team has secured a spot in the final of the European Championship 2026 after defeating Croatia 31:28 in the semi-final, marking their first major win against Croatia since 2019. The match was held in Herning, Denmark, with 15,000 spectators. Key player Justus Fischer was outstanding, defending fiercely and earning recognition as the 'block boss' of the game. Fischer's performance included multiple blocks and crucial defensive work, highlighting his role in the team's success. The German team now faces Denmark in the final, with the match scheduled for Sunday at 6 PM, broadcast live on ZDF and Dyn. The team is motivated by a historic prize pool, which could increase from 430,000 euros to 575,000 euros if they win the title. The final is a rematch of the 2024 Olympic final, with Germany aiming to improve their previous performance. The match's outcome and Fischer's defensive efforts are highly anticipated, with experts and fans eager to see if Germany can claim their third European title.