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Since the 26-27 season kicked off, the National Handball League has given its fans a standing appointment on every matchday with the LNH Prediction Games.

📱 The game sits right inside the league's Fanzone, in the LNH GAMES Block, alongside its other experiences.

🎮 Every matchday, fans pick the winner of the biggest fixtures, then register through the chatbot to validate their entry.

🏆 Correct predictions earn points that add up round after round. The most consistent fans, and the sharpest forecasters, rise to the top of the Leaderboard.

🎁 Up for grabs: two VIP tickets to the Champions Trophy with a hotel night, an official club jersey, a one-year HandballTV subscription and a signed Select ball.

A weekly appointment that turns a league calendar into an engagement calendar, and qualifies the league's database one matchday at a time.

The Fanzone Predictor now awards points, not just stars.

🎮 Until now the Predictor was scored in stars, which kept it out of points-based Leaderboards. Every prediction now generates points, exactly like the Bracket or the Starting 11.

🧩 The Starting 11 can also be added to your custom Leaderboards. You build a ranking that genuinely reflects every game you run, with no mechanic left out.

📊 For a league or a club running a season-long prediction contest, parallel rankings are over: one competition, every game inside it.

🎥 Two riders, one sprint, and a photo finish for the European title

The closing kilometres of the Elite Men's Road Race at the 2026 UEC Road European Championships, where Remco Evenepoel and Italy's Giulio Ciccone rode clear together and went all the way to a two-man sprint, undecided until the very last second and separated only by the photo finish.

🚴 Days after a crash and a 12th place at the Worlds in Montreal, the Belgian claimed the one jersey still missing from his collection, having already been Olympic, world and European time trial champion.

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