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2008-01-02
Handball: Tunisia beats Portugal, loses to Bosnia-Herzegovina
Tunisia's national handball team beat Portugal 27-24 on Saturday (December 29th) at a Yellow Cup Tournament in Switzerland, but lost to Bosnia-Herzegovina 31-26 on Sunday. Portugal topped the final standings, ahead of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Tunisia, while hosts Switzerland remained in last place. The tournament was part of the national team's warm-up for the African Cup of Nations set for January 8th-18th in Angola. Tunisia is playing in Group A, along with Cameroon, DR Congo and hosts Angola.
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