The Faroese team H71 1 remained unbeaten and won the B10 final

It was an even and exciting final at first between two skilled teams at Fristad Arena 2. But H71 1 came out on top, winning 8–5 after taking control in the second half. – It feels amazing to win, it's very fun, says Jónas Petursson Djurhuus.

IK Sävehof U took early control of the match by scoring the first goal and taking the lead in the Boys 10 final. Their goalkeeper started strong with three saves in a row, including a penalty. However, H71 stayed patient, worked hard as a team, and slowly got into the game. When they equalised, the match was completely even going into half-time. But in the second half, the boys from the Faroe Islands were the stronger side.

– It feels amazing to win, it's very fun, says Jónas Petursson Djurhuus.

H71 1 were the better team after the break and took a clear lead. Sävehof fought back and tried to close the gap, but they couldn't catch up to H71 1. Both teams gave everything until the end, but it was H71 1 who managed to win.

– It was hard in the beginning, the ball was wet and it made it difficult to play. We had a good team spirit and much togetherness. I think that's why we win. says Jónas Petursson Djurhuus.

H71 1 have had an impressive run throughout the tournament. They went unbeaten in both the group stage and the playoffs, showing strong defence, clear teamwork, and an attack that stepped up when it mattered most. Going undefeated in the whole tournament says a lot about the quality and determination of this team.

– It's extremely big. Handball in the Faroe Islands is booming. It's great to come here, compete and represent our country, says Jónas Petursson Djurhuus.