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EK Waterpolo 2022 in Split


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Vanaf 27 augustus strijden zowel de dames als de heren om de Europese titel bij het Waterpolo. De wedstrijden worden gehouden in het Spaladium Arena in Split (Kroatië).

 

De dames zitten in een groep van 6 landen. Met Kroatië, Hongarije, Griekenland, Roemenië en Duitsland. De beste 4 gaan naar kwartfinale.

 

De heren zitten in een groep van 4 landen met Duitsland, Spanje en Roemenië. De nummer 1 van de groep naar kwartfinale. De nummer 2 en 3 gaan naar een tussenronde.

 

Een overzicht van de wedstrijden:

27.08.22 17:30 uur dames :CRO Kroatië vs :NED Nederland 6-22

28.08.22 19:00 uur dames :NED Nederland vs :HUN Hongarije 13-4

29.09.22 17:00 uur heren :GER Duitsland vs :NED Nederland 6-13

30.08.22 20:30 uur dames :GRE Griekenland vs :NED Nederland 8-13

31.08.22 12:00 uur heren :NED Nederland vs :ESP Spanje 10-11

01.09.22 13:00 uur dames :ROU Roemenië vs :NED Nederland

02.09.22 17:00 uur heren :ROU Roemenië vs :NED Nederland

03.09.22 20:30 uur dames :GER Duitsland vs :NED Nederland

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