All the late registrations and player replacements for the matches of the Tokyo Handball Qualification 2020 – Women’s Tournaments will appear here. This article will be updated throughout the tournaments (19-21 March 2021).

For provisional (pre-tournament) 35-name squad lists and the 16-name definitive squad list PDFs please check the 'Teams' section of the Women’s Tournament mini-site HERE.

Player replacements
Information correct as of 11:00 CET, Sunday 21 March 2021

Sunday 21 March

Russia (RUS): #1 Anna SEDOYKINA (Goalkeeper) IN, #16 Galina GABISOVA (Goalkeeper) OUT

Russia (RUS): #17 Vladlena BOBROVNIKOVA (Left Back) IN, #35 Valeriia KIRDIASHEVA (Centre Back) OUT

Romania (ROU): #17 Andreea POPA (Centre Back) IN, #29 Laura-Petruta POPA (Right Back) OUT

Hungary (HUN): #12 Melinda SZIKORA (Goalkeeper) IN, #16 Blanka BIRO (Goalkeeper) OUT

Hungary (HUN): #4 Petra TOVIZI (Line Player/Pivot) IN, #14 Anett KISFALUDY (Line Player/Pivot) OUT

Hungary (HUN): #38 Petra VAMOS (Centre Back) IN, #19 Greta MARTON (Left Wing) OUT

Saturday 20 March

Russia (RUS): #16 Galina GABISOVA (Goalkeeper) IN, #1 Anna SEDOYKINA (Goalkeeper) OUT

Russia (RUS): #35 Valeriia KIRDIASHEVA (Centre Back) IN, #17 Vladlena BOBROVNIKOVA (Left Back) OUT

Sweden (SWE): #17 Nina DANO (Right Back) IN, #22 Hanna BLOMSTRAND (Right Back) OUT

Player replacement criteria

During the Tokyo Handball Qualification 2020 tournaments each team may replace up to five players at any time (e.g. each team may put in five new players or may put in a player who has already been replaced once). Players may be replaced against players indicated in the provisional delegation list (‘list of 35’) only.

Player replacements due to positive COVID-19 cases will not be deducted from the total of five replacements each team is entitled to. 

This is only valid for replacements within 48 hours after the infection of the player concerned has become known. Players may be replaced with players indicated in the provisional list only. However, if a federation wants to add this player again to the team, the replacement will be counted.

In case a suspended player is replaced by another player, the new player is only eligible to play after the suspension has lapsed.

Late registrations

Nine women’s teams (Argentina, Hungary, Montenegro, Norway, Romania, Russia, Spain, Serbia and Sweden) registered their maximum of 16 players allowed from their original 35-name squad at the technical meeting ahead of their opening games. Kazakhstan registered 14.

If a team has registered less than the number of players allowed in the definitive list, it may register one (1) additional player from the provisional list during the competition by 9:00 am on the respective match day at the latest.