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andebol

Also known as borden ball, European handball, team handball, olympic handball, european team handball, european handball

modalidade desportiva

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Key facts

Sport.name: Handball
Sport.equipment: Ball and goals
Sport.venue: Indoor court
Sport.image: SAP Arena Handball ausverkauft.jpg
Sport.imagesize: 300
Sport.caption: A handball game in progress at SAP Arena in Mannheim, Germany.
Sport.union: IHF
Sport.first: in Berlin, Germany.
Sport.registered: > 27 million (2016)
Sport.contact: Limited
Sport.team: 7 per side (including goalkeeper)
Sport.mgender: Separate competitions
Sport.category: Team sport, ball sport
Sport.olympic: Part of Summer Olympic programme in 1936.Demonstrated at the 1952 Summer Olympics.Returned to the Summer Olympic programme in 1972.
Sport.IWGA: Beach handball: 2001–present (invitational sport before 2013)
Sport.region: Worldwide; but most popular in Europe

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: Olympic sport
Subclass of: ball game
Image: Albert Rocas Selección 2013.jpg

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topic's main Wikimedia portal: Portal:Handball
Commons category: Handball
topic's main category: Category:Handball
maintained by WikiProject: Wikipedia:WikiProject Handball
topic has template: Template:International Handball
OpenStreetMap tag: sport=team_handball
Unicode character: 🤾
different from: Handball
regulated by: International Handball Federation
authority: International Handball Federation
time of discovery or invention: 1915-00-00
location of formation: Germany
hashtag: handball

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Article · Português

Andebol (português europeu) ou handebol (português brasileiro) (do inglês handball) é uma modalidade desportiva criada pelo alemão Karl Schelenz, em 1919 — embora se baseasse em outros desportos praticados desde fins do século XIX, na Europa setentrional e no Uruguai. O jogo inicialmente era praticado na relva em um campo similar ao do futebol com dimensões entre 90 m a 110 m de comprimento e entre 55 m a 65 m de largura, a área de baliza (gol em português do Brasil) com raio de 13 m, a baliza com 7,32 m de largura por 2,44 m de altura (a mesma usada no futebol), e era disputado por duas equipas de onze jogadores cada, sendo a bola semelhante à usada na versão de sete jogadores. Hoje em dia a maioria dos jogadores pratica apenas o andebol de sete.

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