The women's and the men's competition both include 18 teams, divided over three preliminary round groups of six teams each. Play gets underway on Thursday 3 July at 7:30 CEST, with the finals scheduled for Sunday 6 July at 19:00 (men) and 20:00 CEST (women), respectively.
All matches from all four courts are streamed live on EHFTV, with a four-day tournament pass valid from Thursday through Sunday available for €4,99.

Women's 17 EHF Beach Handball EURO 2025
- 2023 runners-up Hungary play in group C and will meet Norway, France, Romania, Italy, and Lithuania
- the bronze medallists from two years ago, Sweden, are set to take on Germany, Croatia, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Serbia in group B
- at the draw in February, hosts Türkiye opted to play in group A, where Spain, Poland, Ukraine, Czechia, and Switzerland are their opponents
- the Netherlands, who won their third European title at this level in 2023, are not taking part this time
- the first, second and the two best third-ranked teams of groups A, B and C advance to the quarter-finals, while the two lowest-ranked teams proceed to the placement matches

Men's 17 EHF Beach Handball EURO 2025
- Hungary throw off their title defence in group C, where 2023 bronze medallists Sweden as well as Poland, Czechia, and Bulgaria are the opponents
- hosts Türkiye opted for a place in group C, as well
- the runners-up from two years ago, Spain, headline group A, which also includes Norway, France, Romania, Switzerland, and Lithuania
- group B features Croatia, 2023 semi-finalists Germany, Ukraine, the Netherlands, Italy, and Serbia
- the first, second and the two best third-ranked teams from groups A, B and C go to the quarter-finals, while the teams ranked sixth and seventh in each group continue with the placement matches.
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