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Draw for European Championship in Split

 

Men

Group A: Georgia, Italy, Montenegro, Slovakia

Group B: Croatia, Greece, France, Malta

Group C: Germany, Netherlands, Romania, Spain

Group D: Hungary, Israel, Serbia, Slovenia

 

Women:

Group A: Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Netherlands, Romania

Group B: France, Israel, Italy, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain

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13 minutes ago, DaniSRB said:

Draw for European Championship in Split

 

Men

Group A: Georgia, Italy, Montenegro, Slovakia

Group B: Croatia, Greece, France, Malta

Group C: Germany, Netherlands, Romania, Spain

Group D: Hungary, Israel, Serbia, Slovenia

 

Women:

Group A: Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Netherlands, Romania

Group B: France, Israel, Italy, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain

Good to see that both Serbian women teams participate

 

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Our team is really not good, we are missing several key players due to injury so I don't expect a medal unfortunately. Although the 5-5 score against Croatia actually isn't so bad.

 

Kind of crazy that we have 1 Olympic medal and 3 World Championship medals, but have never won a European Championship medal in our history. Although really all three competitions are about the same level since Europeans dominate men's water polo.

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