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Double (handball)

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Double, in handball, is the achievement of winning a country's top tier division and its primary cup competition in the same season. The lists in this article examine this definition of a double, while derivative sections examine much less frequent, continental instances.

The first club to achieve a double was Budapesti Honvรฉd SE in 1952.

The team that holds the record for the most doubles is RK Zagreb with a total of 29.

Africa[edit]

Egypt[edit]

In Egypt, two teams have won the Double of the Egyptian Handball League, Egyptian Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
Zamalek SC 7 1978โ€“79, 1980โ€“81, 1982โ€“83, 1990โ€“91, 1998โ€“99, 2000โ€“01, 2015โ€“16
Al Ahly SC 3 1997โ€“98, 1999โ€“00, 2013โ€“14

Tunisia[edit]

In Tunisia, two teams have won the Double of the Tunisian Handball League, Tunisian Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
Espรฉrance de Tunis 19 1970โ€“71, 1971โ€“72, 1972โ€“73, 1973โ€“74, 1974โ€“75, 1975โ€“76, 1977โ€“78, 1978โ€“79, 1979โ€“80, 1980โ€“81, 1981โ€“82, 1982โ€“83, 1983โ€“84, 1984โ€“85, 1991โ€“92, 1992โ€“93, 1994โ€“95, 2004โ€“05, 2012โ€“13
Club Africain 7 1964โ€“65, 1967โ€“68, 1986โ€“87, 1988โ€“89, 1997โ€“98, 2000โ€“01, 2014โ€“15

Algeria[edit]

In Algeria, only one club to won the Algerian Handball Championship, Algerian Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
GS Pรฉtroliers 18 1981โ€“82, 1986โ€“87, 1988โ€“89, 1989โ€“90, 1990โ€“91, 1993โ€“94, 1994โ€“95, 1996โ€“97, 1997โ€“98, 1998โ€“99, 1999โ€“00, 2002โ€“03, 2004โ€“05, 2005โ€“06, 2007โ€“08, 2008โ€“09, 2009โ€“10, 2010โ€“11

Angola[edit]

In Angola, only one club to won the National Championship, Angola Cup

Club Number Seasons
Primeiro de Agosto 4 2006โ€“07, 2007โ€“08, 2012โ€“13, 2014โ€“15

Europe[edit]

Spain[edit]

In Spain, five teams have won the Double of the Liga ASOBAL, Copa del Rey

Club Number Seasons
FC Barcelona 15 1968โ€“69, 1972โ€“73, 1987โ€“88, 1989โ€“90, 1996โ€“97, 1997โ€“98, 1999โ€“00, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17, 2017โ€“18, 2018โ€“19, 2019โ€“20, 2020โ€“21
Atlรฉtico Madrid 4 1961โ€“62, 1962โ€“63, 1978โ€“79, 1980โ€“81
Calpisa Alicante 3 1974โ€“75, 1975โ€“76, 1976โ€“77
BM Granollers 2 1969โ€“70, 1973โ€“74
Ciudad Real 1 2007โ€“08

Germany[edit]

In Germany, six teams have won the Double of the Handball-Bundesliga, DHB-Pokal

Club Number Seasons
THW Kiel 8 1997โ€“98, 1998โ€“99, 1999โ€“00, 2006โ€“07, 2007โ€“08, 2008โ€“09, 2011โ€“12, 2012โ€“13
VfL Gummersbach 3 1981โ€“82, 1982โ€“83, 1984โ€“85
TV GroรŸwallstadt 2 1979โ€“80, 1983โ€“84
SG Flensburg-Handewitt 1 2003โ€“04
TBV Lemgo 1 1996โ€“97
SG Wallau-Massenheim 1 1992โ€“93

France[edit]

in France, four teams have won the Double of the LNH Division 1, Coupe de France

Club Number Seasons
Montpellier 10 1998โ€“99, 1999โ€“00, 2001โ€“02, 2002โ€“03, 2004โ€“04, 2005โ€“06, 2007โ€“08, 2008โ€“09, 2009โ€“10, 2011โ€“12
Paris Saint-Germain 3 2014โ€“15, 2017โ€“18, 2020โ€“21
SMUC 2 1992โ€“93, 1994โ€“95
US Crรฉteil 1 1988โ€“89

Hungary[edit]

in Hungary, four teams have won the Double of the Nemzeti Bajnoksรกg I, Magyar Kupa

Club Number Seasons
Veszprรฉm 18 1991โ€“92, 1993โ€“94, 1994โ€“95, 1997โ€“98, 1998โ€“99, 2001โ€“02, 2002โ€“03, 2003โ€“04, 2004โ€“05, 2008โ€“09, 2009โ€“10, 2010โ€“11, 2011โ€“12, 2012โ€“13, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17
Budapesti Honvรฉd SE 6 1951โ€“52, 1963โ€“64, 1966โ€“67, 1967โ€“68, 1971โ€“72, Dec 1982โ€“83
Tatabรกnya 1 1977โ€“78
Gyล‘ri ETO FKC 1 1986โ€“87

North Macedonia[edit]

in North Macedonia, three teams have won the Double of the Macedonian Handball Super League, Macedonian Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
Vardar 9 2000โ€“01, 2002โ€“03, 2003โ€“04, 2006โ€“07, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17, 2017โ€“18, 2020โ€“21
Pelister 3 1995โ€“96, 1997โ€“98, 2004โ€“05
Metalurg 3 2005โ€“06, 2009โ€“10, 2010โ€“11

Poland[edit]

in Poland, six teams have won the Double of the Polish Superliga, Polish Cup

Club Number Seasons
Vive Kielce 12 2002โ€“03, 2008โ€“09, 2009โ€“10, 2011โ€“12, 2012โ€“13, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17, 2017โ€“18, 2018โ€“19, 2020โ€“21
ลšlฤ…sk Wrocล‚aw 3 1964โ€“65, 1975โ€“76, 1981โ€“82
Wisล‚a Pล‚ock 3 1994โ€“95, 2004โ€“05, 2007โ€“08
Sparta Katowice 1 1959โ€“60
Pogoล„ Zabrze 1 1989โ€“90
Spรณjnia Gdaล„sk 1 1969โ€“70

Denmark[edit]

in Denmark, eight teams have won the double of the Danish Handball League, Danish Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
Kolding IF 4 1989โ€“90, 1993โ€“94, 2001โ€“02, 2004โ€“05
GOG 3 1991โ€“92, 1994โ€“95, 1995โ€“96
Fredericia KFUM 2 1975โ€“76, 1976โ€“77
IF Ajax 1 1963โ€“64
Aarhus KFUM 1 1979โ€“80
Helsingรธr IF 1 1984โ€“85
Skjern Hรฅndbold 1 1998โ€“99
AG Kรธbenhavn 1 2010โ€“11

Portugal[edit]

in Portugal, four teams have won the Double of the Portuguese League, Portuguese Cup

Club Number Seasons
ABC 7 1990โ€“91, 1991โ€“92, 1992โ€“93, 1994โ€“95, 1995โ€“96, 1996โ€“97, 1999โ€“00
Sporting CP 4 1971โ€“72, 1972โ€“73, 1980โ€“81, 2000โ€“01
FC Porto 2 2018โ€“19, 2020โ€“21
Belenenses 1 1973โ€“74

Croatia[edit]

in Croatia, only one club to won the Yugoslav Handball Championship, Yugoslav Handball Cup & Croatian Premier Handball League, Croatian Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
RK Zagreb 29 1961โ€“62, 1990โ€“91, 1991โ€“92, 1992โ€“93, 1993โ€“94, 1994โ€“95, 1995โ€“96, 1996โ€“97, 1997โ€“98, 1998โ€“99, 1999โ€“00, 2002โ€“03, 2003โ€“04, 2004โ€“05, 2005โ€“06, 2006โ€“07, 2007โ€“08, 2008โ€“09, 2009โ€“10, 2010โ€“11, 2011โ€“12, 2012โ€“13, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17, 2017โ€“18, 2018โ€“19, 2020โ€“21

Romania[edit]

in Romania, three teams have won the Double of the Romanian League, Romanian Cup

Club Number Seasons
Steaua Bucureศ™ti 6 1980โ€“81, 1984โ€“85, 1989โ€“90, 1999โ€“00, 2000โ€“01, 2007โ€“08
Dinamo Bucureศ™ti 2 2016โ€“17, 2020โ€“21
Minaur Baia Mare 2 1998โ€“99, 2014โ€“15

Belarus[edit]

in Belarus, three teams have won the Double of the Belarusian First League of Handball, Belarusian Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
Meshkov Brest 11 2003โ€“04, 2004โ€“05, 2006โ€“07, 2007โ€“08, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17, 2017โ€“18, 2019โ€“20, 2020โ€“21
SKA Minsk 5 1997โ€“98, 1998โ€“99, 1999โ€“00, 2000โ€“01, 2001โ€“02
Dinamo Minsk 1 2009โ€“10

Slovenia[edit]

in Slovenia, three teams have won the Double of the Slovenian First League, Slovenian Cup

Club Number Seasons
Celje 19 1991โ€“92, 1992โ€“93, 1993โ€“94, 1994โ€“95, 1995โ€“96, 1996โ€“97, 1997โ€“98, 1998โ€“99, 1999โ€“00, 2000โ€“01, 2003โ€“04, 2005โ€“06, 2006โ€“07, 2009โ€“10, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17, 2017โ€“18
Koper 1 2010โ€“11
Prule 67 1 2001โ€“02

Iceland[edit]

in Iceland, Five teams have won the Double of the รšrvalsdeild karla, Icelandic Men's Handball Cup

Club Number Seasons
Valur 4 1987โ€“88, 1992โ€“93, 1997โ€“98, 2016โ€“17
FH 2 1975โ€“76, 1991โ€“92
Haukar 2 2000โ€“01, 2009โ€“10
Vรญkingur Reykjavรญk 2 1982โ€“83, 1985โ€“86
รBV 1 2017โ€“18

Israel[edit]

in Israel, six teams have won the Double of the Ligat Winner, Israel Cup

Club Number Seasons
Hapoel Rishon LeZion 12 1989โ€“90, 1990โ€“91, 1992โ€“93, 1993โ€“94, 1994โ€“95, 1995โ€“96, 1996โ€“97, 1997โ€“98, 1998โ€“99, 2000โ€“01, 2014โ€“15, 2017โ€“18
Maccabi Rishon LeZion 5 1985โ€“86, 1986โ€“87, 2005โ€“06, 2006โ€“07, 2010โ€“11
Hapoel Rehovot 3 1978โ€“79, 1981โ€“82, 1983โ€“84
Hapoel Ramat Gan 2 1968โ€“69, 1970โ€“71
Maccabi Petah Tikva 1 1980โ€“81
ASA Tel Aviv 1 2001โ€“02

Greece[edit]

in Greece, nine teams have won the Double of the Greek Championship, Greek Cup

Club Number Seasons
Filippos Veria 3 1990โ€“91, 2002โ€“03, 2015โ€“16
Ionikos Nea Filadelfeia 2 1986โ€“87, 1992โ€“93
Panellinios 2 1999โ€“00, 2001โ€“02
AEK 2 2012โ€“13, 2020โ€“21
ASE Douka 2 1997โ€“98, 2007โ€“08
Olympiacos 2 2017โ€“18, 2018โ€“19
PAOK 1 2014โ€“15
ESN Vrilissia 1 1995โ€“96
Athinaikos 1 2004โ€“05

Serbia[edit]

in Serbia, Five teams have won the Double of the Yugoslav Handball Championship, Yugoslav Handball Cup & Serbia and Montenegro League, Serbia and Montenegro Cup & Serbian League, Serbian Cup

Club Number Seasons
Vojvodina 4 2004โ€“05, 2014โ€“15, 2018โ€“19, 2020โ€“21
Metaloplastika 3 1982โ€“83, 1983โ€“84, 1985โ€“86
Crvena zvezda 3 1955โ€“56, 1995โ€“96, 2003โ€“04
Partizan 3 1992โ€“93, 1993โ€“94, 2011โ€“12
Kolubara 1 2009โ€“10

Kosovo[edit]

in Kosovo, four teams have won the Double of the Superliga, Kosovar Cup

Club Number Seasons
KH BESA FamGas 11 1995โ€“96, 2002โ€“03, 2004โ€“05, 2011โ€“12, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15, 2015โ€“16, 2016โ€“17, 2017โ€“18, 2019โ€“20, 2020โ€“21
KH Prishtina 2 2007โ€“08, 2012โ€“13
KH Kastrioti 1 1991โ€“92
KH Trepรงa 1 1993โ€“94

Bosnia and Herzegovina[edit]

in Bosnia and Herzegovina, three teams have won the Double of the Yugoslav Handball Championship, Yugoslav Handball Cup & Handball Championship of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Handball Cup of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Club Number Seasons
RK Borac Banja Luka 6 1972โ€“73, 1973โ€“74, 1974โ€“75, 2012โ€“13, 2013โ€“14, 2014โ€“15
RK Bosna Sarajevo 4 2002โ€“03, 2007โ€“08, 2008โ€“09, 2009โ€“10
HRK Izviฤ‘aฤ 1 2001โ€“02

See also[edit]

The Triple

References[edit]



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