Normal match period consists of two stages of 30 minutes every during which every team may call one time-out. standard confederation games are typically permitted to finish in a draw, but in sensation contests, such as the of the Olympics, two conservatory stages of 5 minutes are played, and if they also end in a draw an additional two times 5 minutes has to be played. If every of these ends in a bind after the additional time the victor is resolute by a person shootout from the 7-meter row, where every team is given five blasts. The policy of the shootout is alike to the one of soccer, where, if a victor is not originated inside the first ten attempts, the players go back to the shooting, until one side has missed and the other achieved.
In two Olympic championship of women's handball punishment shoot out had to be used - in cooperation of them with Denmark contributing (next to Hungary in 1996 and South Korea in 2004); and in cooperation of them with Denmark as the victor.
The game is rather quick and comprises body contact as the protectors try to end the assailants from forthcoming the objective. Only forward contact by the protector is permitted; when a protector ends an assailant with his or her arms in its place of his or her trunk, the play is congested and resumed from the mark of the breach or on the nine meter row, with the attacking team in control.
In two Olympic championship of women's handball punishment shoot out had to be used - in cooperation of them with Denmark contributing (next to Hungary in 1996 and South Korea in 2004); and in cooperation of them with Denmark as the victor.
The game is rather quick and comprises body contact as the protectors try to end the assailants from forthcoming the objective. Only forward contact by the protector is permitted; when a protector ends an assailant with his or her arms in its place of his or her trunk, the play is congested and resumed from the mark of the breach or on the nine meter row, with the attacking team in control.
