Live blog: Key day for group II in Malmö ahead

15:00

The afternoon's action starts in 30 minutes and Slovenia and Hungary are warming up in Malmö. For Hungary in particular, a win is essential if they want any hopes of staying in the final weekend race.

14:30

Sweden have been on phenomenal form so far this tournament. Although in terms of goals scored and efficiency they're not quite at the level of some other teams (France for number of goals, Denmark for efficiency) their attack is almost unblockable, according to today's stat of the day by Julian Rux.

14:00

We roped Hungary left back Patrik Ligetvári into 'helping' with social media. Watch him at work. 😆

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13:35

Our other big feature today focuses on the Makuc brothers of Slovenia, Domen and Andraž. While Domen is well-known to many handball fans, as he features regularly at the top level playing for Barça (before moving to Kiel this summer), his little brother Andraž is just starting out. However, both Makucs have had an impact in the tournament so far, and want to continue that when they meet Hungary later today. Danijela Vekić talked to both of them yesterday.

13:00

As we said earlier, everyone is talking about Andi Wolff last night. So Björn Pazen put together this look at the best goalkeepers of the tournament so far. Look out for Hungary's Kristóf Palasics tonight, as in terms of total saves he could overtake Wolff.

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12:30

Here's the preview for today's games, and a few facts from it:

• Slovenia boast the EHF EURO's third-best attack with 140 goals scored (35 per game on average)
• Borut Mačkovšek is the only Slovenian playing club handball in Hungary, lining up for OTP Bank - PICK Szeged — and will face teammates Richárd Bodó and Benjámin Szilágyi
• after the game between Sweden and Iceland, Sweden's goalkeeper Andreas Palicka will become Sweden's most capped player at the EHF EURO with 41 matches, surpassing Tomas Svensson and Magnus Wislander who are on 40
• Icelandic goalkeeper Björgvin Páll Gústavsson will play his 50th EHF EURO match
• the last time Iceland beat Sweden at a major competition came at the Men's EHF EURO 2018, when they won 26:24 in the group phase
• Switzerland and Croatia have met only once at the EHF EURO, in 2004, when Croatia won 30:27 in the main round

12:00

Welcome to the EHF EURO live blog for Sunday's action in Malmö - the group which brought us the only draw of the main round so far. Every team has at least one point, but Sweden are in pole position with four and can keep their winning streak going if they triumph over Iceland in the Nordic derby later on.

Before then, we're still talking about the incredible show Andi Wolff put on last night here in Herning. Norway couldn't get past him whatever they tried. On last night's 'The Spin' episode, Andrea Lekić, Bengt Kunkel and Martin Vilstrup reacted to what they saw.