Home of Handball app
Available on iOS and Android, the Home of Handball app unites all of Europe’s major handball competitions in one place. The app allows each user to individualise his or her experience by selecting their favourite club and/or favourite competition, providing a tailor-made EHF European League experience. Download here.
Sign up for the newsletter
Make sure all the latest EHF European League news and more comes right to you by signing up for the Home of Handball newsletter! The weekly roundup of everything that is happening in Europe’s major club and national team competitions will land right in your inbox and will be ready for you at your convenience. Sign up here.
Follow, comment, share
Be part of the EHF European League Women conversation, engage with fellow fans on social media and share the very best moments. The EHF European League socials will provide a steady stream of sharable and engaging content during the group phase on Facebook, X (Twitter), YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.
ehfel.eurohandball.com website
Read all about your favourite teams and players before, during, and after the group phase matches on ehfel.eurohandball.com. EHF’s official website presents all fans with the latest news, features, interviews, previews, and reviews.
Live broadcasters
Television broadcasters will bring the EHF European League 2024/25 to viewers in close to 30 countries and territories across Europe and beyond. Viewers located in countries not covered by a local or regional broadcaster will have full access to EHFTV.
Additionally, fans in Germany, Austria and Switzerland can watch the EHF Finals Women 2025 on PlutoTVxDAZN Handball, the first exclusive, free-to-air handball channel with more than 50 live games in total per season.
EHFTV
is the place to go for live streaming and on-demand footage of all EHF competitions. The channel will show every match of the EHF European League Women 2024/25 live, from the group phase to the EHF Finals Women. Note that geo-blocking may apply to EHFTV in certain areas due to local broadcaster rights.