Summary: Norway win record 10th title; Kristensen crowned MVP

• the Women's EHF EURO 2024 culminates on Sunday 15 December with the final and bronze medal match
  
• Hungary win bronze with 25:24 win against France
• Norway defeat Denmark 31:23 to take gold
• watch the EHF EURO live show from 14:30
• read the day preview here
• follow the official social media channels for exclusive clips and behind-the-scenes content: X, Facebook, EHF EURO Instagram, Home of Handball Instagram, and TikTok
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21:40

That's all from the Women's EHF EURO 2024 live blog. Thanks for following along for the past two and a half weeks, and keep checking our social media channels and the website for more coverage in the coming days. 

21:30

The highlights of the final are now available on YouTube - watch and enjoy!

21:23

Here's what Anna Kristensen had to say after picking up the EHF EURO MVP trophy - a bit of disappointment after losing the final, but also pride. 

21:00

What a beautiful moment between two extraordinary coaches.

20:20

They are the champions (again)!

19:55

Here's today's match reviews to put today's performances into contest, and a great little piece on top scorer Katrin Klujber. At the age of only 25, expect to see her around for a while longer.

19:48

For the last time, the live show is going live soon with instant reaction to Norway's victory. Catch it on YouTube or Instagram.

19:46

And the top scorer of the tournament, with 60 goals, is Katrin Klujber of Hungary. She's welcomed into the arena by the Hungarian fans and their drums to collect her trophy.

19:45

Anna Kristensen is named the MVP of the tournament, after an exceptional nine games. She finished with 100 saves at 38 per cent efficiency, and it's pretty clear Denmark can thank her for getting to the final.

14:35

Join Ana Gros, Andrea Lekic, Victor Tomas and Bengt Kunkel now for your live build-up!

14:25

The EHF EURO live show will begin very soon, ahead of the bronze medal match - tune in on YouTube or Instagram for the build-up to today's big finale.

14:00

The closing press conference has been going on at the Wiener Stadthalle this afternoon - watch it here.

13:30

The stat of the day is ominous for Denmark as their opponents Norway are in the final with eight wins from eight matches. Only once in the history of the EHF EURO has a team that has won all its matches failed to win the final: in 2006, Russia and Norway, two teams that had won everything so far, faced each other and Norway came out on top. Overall, eight times the winner finished the tournament without losing a point.

13:00

Did you miss the EHF Excellence Awards last night? It was a true festival of handball and a five-time Women’s EHF EURO champion and multiple All-star Team member, Stine Oftedal, was crowned MVP of the season. Oftedal will be watching on tonight as her former teammates go for gold in Vienna.

The young player of the season and All-star young player, Petra Simon of Hungary, was also at the awards to collect her trophy. She could potentially win another today as Hungary play France for bronze.

12:30

The Women’s EHF EURO 2024 All-star Team was announced a short while ago – here’s the full list!

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12:00

The final day of the Women's EHF EURO 2024 is here, and we know that Denmark and Norway will again claim gold and silver - the question is, who takes gold? Will it be nine-times champions Norway, or Denmark, who have not lifted the trophy since 2002?

And can Hungary take their first major tournament medal since 2012 and beat world champions France to bronze?

Read the day preview for more on today's matches.