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This study reveals distinct behavioral patterns in elite handball, showing home and away games differ significantly. These findings offer coaches insights to tailor training based on match location and enhance home advantage strategies.

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  • Sports Science
  • Behavioral Analysis
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  • Understanding home advantage in sports is crucial for performance.
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  • To analyze behavioral patterns in elite European handball based on match location (home vs. away).
  • To identify specific tactical regularities and their relationship with game outcomes.
  • To provide data-driven insights for handball coaching and training strategies.

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  • Observational methodology with a nomothetic, monitoring, and multidimensional design.
  • Analysis of the final three minutes of 39 elite European handball matches.
Keywords:
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    • Significant differences in behavioral T-patterns were observed between home (1085) and away (1242) matches.
    • The Chaid model confirmed the effect of location on match outcomes, with a higher home-win rate (69%).
    • Key categories involved in effective launches were identified, varying by game location.

    Conclusions:

    • Match location significantly influences behavioral patterns and outcomes in elite handball.
    • Distinct tactical approaches and behavioral regularities exist for home and away games.
    • Coaches can leverage these findings to design specific training tasks that account for match location and enhance performance.