This set contains all 12 men's and 12 women's teams who competed in the Paris Games, with full and basic team cards, optional attacking and defending modifiers, and quick score module ratings.
 
After losing their title to France in Tokyo, Denmark returned to the top step of the men's podium, racing into a nine goal lead by half-time, on the way to a demolition of Germany 39-26 in the gold medal game. Spain won a second straight, and fifth all-time bronze medal, edging out Slovenia 23-22, with their opponents claiming their best ever finish anyway. The hosts meanwhile lost in an extra time clash with the Germans in the quarter-final.
 
After falling to bronze in both Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo, Norway's women equalled Denmark's record of three golds, beating the defending champions and hosts, France, 29-21 in the final. Having not reached the last four since their last gold in 2004, the Danes lost to Norway by four goals in the semi-final, before winning the bronze medal, beating their fellow Scandinavian rivals Sweden, who still wait for their first medal at the Olympics, matching their fourth from three years ago.