The national team coached by Carlos Viver, provisional leader in a group that includes Norway, the multiple Olympic, world and European champions

Article by David Istrate – Published on Thursday, 27 November 2025 23:42 / Updated on Thursday, 27 November 2025 23:44
Angola, the strongest African national team, managed one of the scores of the day at the Women's Handball World Championship. The team coached by Carlos Viver, Gloria Bistrita's technician, prevailed 38-20 over Kazakhstan.
Five of the eight matches played today at the Women's Handball World Championship ended with differences of more than 15 goals. The score of the day was achieved by Switzerland, who won 34-9 against Iranwhile Brazil “demolished” Cuba: 41-20.
Angola, victory with 18 goals » Solid performance for a Rapid player
Another scoring victory belonged to Angola, who beat Kazakhstan 38-20. Carlos Viver's students had an excellent start to the game in Trier, Germany. The Africans scored 21 goals in the first half alone, more than their opponents would score in the entire match.
In the second half, Angola did not push as much, preferring to conserve their energy for the clashes with South Korea and Norway. The final score was 38-20, so a difference of 18 goals.
Angola had 13 scorers, 5 of them with at least 4 goals. They are Bernardeth Belo (5 goals), Vilma Nenganga (4), Afonsa Nunda (4), Helena Paulo (4) and Albertina Kassoma (4). Therefore, a successful start for Kassoma, the CS Rapid Bucharest handball player, who scored 16 goals in the current edition of the EHF European League.
In the other Group H match, Norway beat South Korea 34-19. Therefore, at the moment, Angola is the leader, having a better goal difference than the force of world handball.
The national team coached by Carlos Viver, Gloria Bistrita's technician, has the chance to maintain the first position until December 1, when the direct duel with Norway will take place. What is certain is that Angola will be in the main stage of the World Championship and will have high morale, which will allow them to hope for a qualification in the quarter-finals of the competition.

Albertina Kassoma, the Rapid's pivot, in the Angola jersey/Photo: Imago Images




