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European Championships 2024

Saarlandhalle · Saarbrücken, Germany · 8–14 Apr 2024

158
matches
222
players
5
events
Podium

Gold, silver and both bronzes.

Both losing semi-finalists take bronze. Where no draw is published, the podium comes from the edition's medal table.

Medals by nation

  • DEN224
  • FRA210
  • SPA100
  • SCO010
  • BUL010
  • TUR002
  • NED002
  • FIN001
  • ENG001

Gold, silver, bronze. Ordered by golds, then silvers, then bronzes.

The draw

Every round, every score.

Seeds are to the left of each name, and the winner of each match is in bold. Every name opens that player's record.

Round of 32

21–12 21–12
21–15 21–15
21–12 16–21 21–13
21–18 21–11
21–10 21–9
21–9 21–17
21–16 21–13
21–13 21–13
21–14 16–21 21–19
21–11 21–8
21–17 21–19
21–19 21–13
21–16 21–10
21–12 21–17

Round of 16

21–14 21–9
21–15 21–11
17–21 21–16 21–14
21–19 12–21 21–19
21–9 21–10
23–21 21–11
21–15 21–18
21–18 21–11

Quarter-finals

21–19 21–12
21–12 21–19
24–22 27–25

Semi-finals

21–19 17–21 21–9
21–11 21–11

Final

21–18 21–13

ChampionAnders Antonsen

Round of 648 matches

21–18 21–16
21–17 21–16
17–21 21–17 21–13
21–10 21–18
21–7 21–10
21–10 21–16
26–24 23–21
21–11 21–13

How the seeds went

  1. 1 Viktor AxelsenDEN Semi-finals, lost to Toma Junior Popov
  2. 2 Anders AntonsenDEN Champion
  3. 3 Christo PopovFRA Round of 32, lost to Alex Lanier
  4. 4 Toma Junior PopovFRA Runner-up, lost to Anders Antonsen
  5. 5 Rasmus GemkeDEN Quarter-finals, lost to Viktor Axelsen
  6. 6 Magnus JohannesenDEN Round of 16, lost to Ade Resky Dwicahyo
  7. 7 Nhat NguyenIRL Round of 16, lost to Arnaud Merklé
  8. 8 Julien CarraggiBEL Round of 16, lost to Joakim Oldorff