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Women's Softball WBSC European Championship 2025


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Women's Softball WBSC European Championship 2025

 

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Italy- Spain 0-3? What`s going on? We were supposed to almost certainly win gold here, but we might end up without a medal at all. Spain lost heavily to the Czech Republic yesterday... Nothing indicated such poor form for our girls in softball...

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3 hours ago, Gianlu33 said:

Apart from the matches broadcast free-to-air on Czech television, are all the others only available on pay-per-view?

unfortunately, yes :facepalm:

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1 hour ago, copravolley said:

Italy- Spain 0-3? What`s going on? We were supposed to almost certainly win gold here, but we might end up without a medal at all. Spain lost heavily to the Czech Republic yesterday... Nothing indicated such poor form for our girls in softball...

don't get tragic as usual...

 

it's just a preliminary game (played at lunch time) that doesn't count for anything, we didn't play our best pitchers and that's the result

 

nothing is compromised

 

p.s. even if the girls are the defending champions, we're all but supposed to win gold: Netherlands, Czechia and Great Britain are all well capable to beat us (Spain too, it looks, but it remains to be seen what they can do against better pitchers when it counts)

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3 hours ago, Gianlu33 said:

Apart from the matches broadcast free-to-air on Czech television, are all the others only available on pay-per-view?

i think it was like $60 on their website, i'm not sure where they got that figure from. i would probably have signed up for like $10-15 as i like watching softball/baseball but i wouldn't pay 60 for mlb.tv let alone european softball  

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2 hours ago, phelps said:

don't get tragic as usual...

 

it's just a preliminary game (played at lunch time) that doesn't count for anything, we didn't play our best pitchers and that's the result

 

nothing is compromised

 

p.s. even if the girls are the defending champions, we're all but supposed to win gold: Netherlands, Czechia and Great Britain are all well capable to beat us (Spain too, it looks, but it remains to be seen what they can do against better pitchers when it counts)

But this lost not looking good... Spain yestarday lost huge to Czech Republic... I don`t know what`s going on:hairpull:

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Really great start from Ukraine, as we won 3 games in a row and continue our fight for top-10 spot, for us it will be incredible result as last year we were placed tenth and this was our best result in history

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Unfortunately, in case of Italy everyone are making progress but not us... The last time Italy didn't win a medal in 2009 and that was the only time in the 21st century. How is it possible that only the volleyball system works in our team sports? What's the problem? Couldn't the volleyball solution be copy to other team sports, such as basketball, water polo, softball, etc.?

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2 hours ago, copravolley said:

Unfortunately, in case of Italy everyone are making progress but not us... The last time Italy didn't win a medal in 2009 and that was the only time in the 21st century. How is it possible that only the volleyball system works in our team sports? What's the problem? Couldn't the volleyball solution be copy to other team sports, such as basketball, water polo, softball, etc.?

I don't understand what you're complaining about, honestly it's a pretty pointless match that won't get you to the second round.

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