Luxembourg — Handball

Handball in Luxembourg is a popular participatory sport despite the country's small population. The AXA League features 12 clubs across 1 competitions.

Luxembourg's handball scene is community-driven, with strong club traditions and active participation across age groups.

Handball was introduced to Luxembourg in the 1930s, and the Luxembourg Handball Federation (FLH) was founded in 1947. The sport has been a consistent part of Luxembourg's sporting landscape since.

The AXA League was established as the top division, providing structured competition for clubs across the country. Given Luxembourg's small size, the national team focuses on development and participation in European qualifiers.

The Luxembourg Handball Federation (Federation Luxembourgeoise de Handball, FLH) governs handball in Luxembourg. Founded in 1947, it is a member of the EHF and IHF.

The AXA League is the top division of handball in Luxembourg. The Luxembourg Handball Cup provides additional knockout competition. The league is compact, reflecting the country's small population.

Luxembourg's national handball team competes in European and World Championship qualification. As one of Europe's smaller handball nations, Luxembourg focuses on participation and development rather than competing for podium finishes at major tournaments.