Camilla Errem was named the man of the match between Norway and Greenland, but the Scandinavian left the team’s training camp after Wednesday night’s 43-11 Group C win at the Women’s Handball World Cup.

Camilla Errem (Norway)Photo: Sports Press Photo / ddp USA / Profimedia

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Camilla Herrem left a training camp in Norway because her dog died

Norway coach Thorir Gergeirsson announced on Wednesday that Herrem, 37, had returned home to be closer to family after her husband found the family dog ​​Lykke dead.

“Everyone is healthy. Camilla was in charge of tonight’s press conference but went home to her boys as they lost Likke, the dog who was a dear member of the family last night. She wanted to be around when the boys woke up” – Thorir Gergeirsonreports TV2 Sport.

Camilla’s husband revealed the details of what happened: “It was a shock. At night he fell asleep normally. There was no disease. He limped a little on one leg, but that was not expected. I’m glad she’s here and not in another country. Camilla was very attached to this dog for many years. It’s hard for her. But he will survive it and be ready for the end of the World Cup.”

According to the Norwegian media, Camilla Herrem will return to the national training camp and will be ready for the match against Austria (Friday, 21:30).

A former Minaur Baia Mare player (2014/15), Camilla has three world titles, five European titles and one Olympic title.

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European Women’s Handball Championship – rating group C

1. Norway (goal difference 43-11) 2 points

2. Austria (30-29) 2

3. South Korea (29-30) 0

4. Greenland (11-43) 0.

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Briefly about the 2023 Women’s Handball World Cup

  • It takes place from November 29 to December 17.
  • Host countries: Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
  • It will be the first ever festival organized by three countries.
  • The WC is held in 6 cities: Herning, Frederikshavn (Denmark), Stavanger, Trondheim (Norway), Helsingborg and Gothenburg (Sweden).
  • 32 national teams from 5 confederations participate in the World Cup.
  • The official anthem is called “Aiming for number one” and was created by Swedish DJ Wahlstedt.

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