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| Leg 1 | |||
| 09/03/2013 12:00 | Club Natacio Atletic Barceloneta | 15 - 5 | CSM Digi Oradea |
| 09/03/2013 17:00 | BVK Crvena Zvezda Belgrade | 13 - 6 | ZF Eger |
| 09/03/2013 19:15 | Olympiakos SC Piraeus | 9 - 8 | Spartak Volgograd |
| 09/03/2013 20:30 | Montpellier Waterpolo | 6 - 9 | A-HID Szeged Beton |
| 09/03/2013 20:30 | Vouliagmeni NC | 16 - 12 | Cercle des Nageurs de Marseille |
| 09/03/2013 20:30 | Galatasaray Spor Kulubu | 9 - 6 | Sintez Kazan |
| 10/03/2013 15:00 | Schuurman BZC Borculo | 1 - 19 | Jug CO Dubrovnik |
| 10/03/2013 19:00 | Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade | 9 - 5 | Associazione Nuotatori Brescia SSD ARL |
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Il Brescia torna con un -4 ( Waterpolodevelopmendworld )
LA SINTESI DI PATIZAN-BRESCIA SU
http://spreadingwaterpolo.blogspot.it/2013/03/partizan-brescia-9-5-ecco-una-sintesi.html
Ottavi di finale – Gara 1 – Sabato 9 marzo
PARTIZAN-BRESCIA 9-5
Arbitri: Borrell (Esp) e Koryzna (Pol)
Delegato: Firoiu (Ger)
IL TABELLINO
http://lenresults.jumbograndieventi.it/MatchDetails.aspx?idMatch=42de34e8-30ae-4ce8-9e02-f2d0659fbaf9
BELGRADO – Non tutto è perduto, ma certo si complica maledettamente il progetto del Brescia di approdare ai quarti di finale. Recuperare quattro gol ad una squadra come il Partizan non sarà uno scherzo nella gara di ritorno al Palasystema.
Avvio terribile per la formazione lombarda, il Partizan piazza un break di 5-0 “che però non deve trarre in inganno – puntualizza Piero Borelli -: il portiere bianconero Soro ha parato tutto, e quando dico tutto non esagero. In ogni caso la squadra è stata brava a ricompattarsi e a reagire recuperando parte del gap accumulato. Purtroppo, sul punteggio di 8-5, non è stato convalidato da Borrell un alzo e tiro vincente di Nora che avrebbe potuto permetterci di ridurre ulteriormente le distanze. E’ così dal possibile 8-6 siamo passati al 9-5, che è tutt’altra cosa ovviamente”.
IL COMUNICATO DEL BRESCIA
Non va a buon fine la trasferta a Belgrado della AN Brescia che viene sconfitta da un Partizan che riesce a imporsi 9-5, con un avvio di gara che lascia ben poco da sperare: Per i primi due tempi la palla non riesce a scavalcare Soro e sono i padroni di casa a comandare con ben cinque reti (2-0; 3-0). Cambio campo e nel terzo parziale sembra smuoversi qualcosa: il sette bresciano lascia poco spazio ai ragazzi di Vujasinovic ma ormai è tardi e il quarto tempo serve solo a ridurre la distanza.
Andrea Malchiodi (Presidente AN Brescia): “Qualche errore al tiro di troppo nella prima parte dell’incontro ha compresso il risultato finale. Abbiamo comunque giocato bene: siamo venuti per fare esperienza e per confrontarci con una delle squadre più forti e prestigiose al mondo. Così è stato, una grande esperienza. E comunque c’è ancora la gara di ritorno!”.
Il prossimo appuntamento della AN Brescia è previsto per Mercoledì sera alle ore 19.00 presso la piscina Lamarmora di Via Rodi per il recupero della giornata di Campionato contro la Rari Nantes Florentia.
Eleonora Rossini
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Barceloneta, Crvena Zvezda start with impressive wins
| Waterpoloworld | | | Saturday 09 March 2013, 13:36 | | | Tim Hartog |
© Henk Swinkels
Spanish champion Barceloneta confirmed their status as legitimate Champions League Final Four contenders on Saturday in the tournament's first playoff match. At home the Spaniards dominated Romanian champion CSM Oradea by recording a ten-goal victory in leg 1 of the two-game round of last sixteen match-up. A spot in the quarter-finals therewith is more or less preserved by the current Spanish league leaders. Felipe Perrone was the highest scorer on Saturday netting four goals while both captain David Martin and Felipe Perrone added three each. Crvena Zvezda delivered an impressive performance as well. In their anticipated match-up with Hungarian competitor ZF-Eger the Serbs opened up with recording a 13-6 victory at home to gain a huge, if not decisive, advantage towards the teams' second meeting in Hungary. Sava Randjelovic was the victorious side's top scorer netting three goals, assisted by Viktor Rasovic, Nikola Radjen and Dusko Pijetlovic who all scored two. Canada international Kevin Graham netted a pair for Eger.
Greek runners-up Olympiakos finished a tense battle with Russian powerhouse Spartak Volgograd in Greece winning 9-8. The slight one-goal lead could turn out important in leg 2 in Russia in two weeks as the teams' showed to be very well levelled. Ioannis Fountoulis was on target once again as he scored a triple for the winning home side and earned top scoring honours.Vouliagmeni made a big step towards the quarter-finals holding off French runners-up Marseille at home 16-12. The four-goal advantage doesn't mean the deal is done but the task for the French side will be daunting on March 20.The other French participant, reigning national champion Montpellier, delivered a striking performance in their home meeting with a red-hot Szeged side but couldn't held on for a possible upset. The troubled Hungarians needed a powerful fourth quarter performance to seal the deal after the teams were levelled 6-6 with eight minutes to go. Bela Török was the high scorer for Szeged netting four goals.Turkish powerhouse Galatasaray delivered a nice performance starting off at home against Russian competitor Sintez Kazan, who finished second in group C. The home side led 4-2 at half time and even extended that advantage to a comfortable 7-3 with eight minutes to go as they went on to beat Kazan 9-6. Serbian center Slobodan Nikic once again was the top scorer for Galatasaray scoring thrice while Montenegro international Vjekoslav Paskovic and Srdjan Aksentijevic netted a pair each. Marko Kuc scored three for the Russian side.
Champions League 2012-2013
Round of last 16
Leg 1
Saturday March 9
12.00: CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) vs. CSM DiGi Oradea (ROU) 15-5 (2-0, 6-1, 3-3, 4-1)
17.00: Crvena Zvezda (SRB) vs. ZF-Eger (HUN) 13-6 (5-2, 4-1, 2-3, 2-0)
19.15: Olympiakos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Spartak Volgograd (RUS) 9-8 (4-3, 2-2, 2-2, 1-1)
20.30: Montpellier Waterpolo (FRA) vs. A-HID Szeged Beton (HUN) 6-9 (2-2, 2-2, 2-2, 0-3)
20.30: Vouliagmeni NC (GRE) vs. CN Marseille (FRA) 16-12 (4-2, 3-4, 3-4, 6-2)
20.30: Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Sintez Kazan (RUS) 9-6 (2-1, 2-1, 3-1, 2-3)
Sunday March 10
15.00: Schuurman BZC (NED) vs. Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO)
19.00: Partizan Raiffeissen Belgrade (SRB) vs. AN Brescia (ITA)
N.b.: times mentioned are local time
Pictured: Barceloneta's Marc Minguell was again on target for his team
Return matches to be played on March 20
Greek runners-up Olympiakos finished a tense battle with Russian powerhouse Spartak Volgograd in Greece winning 9-8. The slight one-goal lead could turn out important in leg 2 in Russia in two weeks as the teams' showed to be very well levelled. Ioannis Fountoulis was on target once again as he scored a triple for the winning home side and earned top scoring honours.Vouliagmeni made a big step towards the quarter-finals holding off French runners-up Marseille at home 16-12. The four-goal advantage doesn't mean the deal is done but the task for the French side will be daunting on March 20.The other French participant, reigning national champion Montpellier, delivered a striking performance in their home meeting with a red-hot Szeged side but couldn't held on for a possible upset. The troubled Hungarians needed a powerful fourth quarter performance to seal the deal after the teams were levelled 6-6 with eight minutes to go. Bela Török was the high scorer for Szeged netting four goals.Turkish powerhouse Galatasaray delivered a nice performance starting off at home against Russian competitor Sintez Kazan, who finished second in group C. The home side led 4-2 at half time and even extended that advantage to a comfortable 7-3 with eight minutes to go as they went on to beat Kazan 9-6. Serbian center Slobodan Nikic once again was the top scorer for Galatasaray scoring thrice while Montenegro international Vjekoslav Paskovic and Srdjan Aksentijevic netted a pair each. Marko Kuc scored three for the Russian side.
Champions League 2012-2013
Round of last 16
Leg 1
Saturday March 9
12.00: CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) vs. CSM DiGi Oradea (ROU) 15-5 (2-0, 6-1, 3-3, 4-1)
17.00: Crvena Zvezda (SRB) vs. ZF-Eger (HUN) 13-6 (5-2, 4-1, 2-3, 2-0)
19.15: Olympiakos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Spartak Volgograd (RUS) 9-8 (4-3, 2-2, 2-2, 1-1)
20.30: Montpellier Waterpolo (FRA) vs. A-HID Szeged Beton (HUN) 6-9 (2-2, 2-2, 2-2, 0-3)
20.30: Vouliagmeni NC (GRE) vs. CN Marseille (FRA) 16-12 (4-2, 3-4, 3-4, 6-2)
20.30: Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Sintez Kazan (RUS) 9-6 (2-1, 2-1, 3-1, 2-3)
Sunday March 10
15.00: Schuurman BZC (NED) vs. Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO)
19.00: Partizan Raiffeissen Belgrade (SRB) vs. AN Brescia (ITA)
N.b.: times mentioned are local time
Pictured: Barceloneta's Marc Minguell was again on target for his team
Return matches to be played on March 20
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Champions League – Ottavi – Gara 1
( Waterpolodevelopmendworld )
Ottavi di finale – Gara 1 – Sabato 9 marzo
BARCELONETA-ORADEA 15-5 (Perrone 4)
Arbitri: Putnikovic (Srb) e Van Hems (Fra)
Delegato: Tsantas (Gre)
IL TABELLINO
http://lenresults.jumbograndieventi.it/MatchDetails.aspx?idMatch=cfeb9753-fe89-4130-b354-34258938f968
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CRVENA ZVEDZA-EGER 13-6 (Randjelovic 3)
Arbitri: Buch (Esp) e Caputi (Ita)
Delegato: Constantinov (Bul)
IL TABELLINO
http://lenresults.jumbograndieventi.it/MatchDetails.aspx?idMatch=85486cbd-e112-479b-8d1f-e1bd7d96b4ae
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OLYMPIAKOS-VOLGOGRAD 9-8 (Foundoulis 3)
Arbitri: Gomez (Ita) e Margeta (Slo)
Delegato: Racine (Sui)
IL TABELLINO
http://lenresults.jumbograndieventi.it/MatchDetails.aspx?idMatch=735ff583-e508-45d3-aa65-de9919d9e4e9
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VOULIAGMENI-MARSEILLE 16-12 (Gounas, Komadina e Constantin Bicari 5)
Arbitri: Franulovic (Cro) e Sadekov (Rus)
Delegato: Perisic (Srb)
IL TABELLINO
http://www.aquaticsnews.com/event/vouliagmeni-nc-cn-marseille-champions-league-eight-finals-1st-match
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MONTPELLIER-SZEGED 6-9 (Torok
4)
Arbitri: Katsaros (Gre) e Rak (Cro)
Delegato: Hoepelman (Ned)
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GALATASARAY-SINTEZ KAZAN 9-6
Arbitri: Kun (Hun) e Stavridis (Gre)
Delegato: Bebic (Cro)
CLICCA SU
http://www2.galatasaray.org/susporlari/sutopu/haber/16315.php
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SCHUURMAN-JUG domenica ore 15,00
Arbitri: Spiegel (Ger) e Toygarli (Tur)
Delegato: Rajevic (Mne)
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PARTIZAN-BRESCIA domenica ore 19,00
Arbitri: Borrell (Esp) e Koryzna (Pol)
Delegato: Firoiu (Ger)
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Champions League set for playoff phase
| www.waterpoloworld.com | | | Thursday 07 March 2013, 08:43 | | | Tim Hartog |
© Vojislav Petrovic
The Champions League tournament is all set for the first playoff matches after a ten-round preliminary phase was concluded a little over a week ago. Some interesting match-ups in the round of last sixteen came out of the draw which was held last Thursday as the teams will now have just two games and one opponent to overcome on their way to the quarter-finals (May 17 and April 1st). Leg 1 will be started in Barcelona where prelims group C winners and reigning Spanish champs Barceloneta host CSM Oradea, the tough Romanian national champion who finished fourth in group D. One of the most exciting battles will start in the Serbian capital of Belgrade as Crvena Zvezda faces current Hungarian number two ZF-Eger; a two-game series between pretty experienced sides that could go either way. Another well-levelled match-up features Olympiakos and Russian champs Spartak Volgograd, to be started in Piraeus, Greece on Saturday. The Greek home side finished third in group B while the visitors from Russia concluded a close final run as number two in group A, tied in points with Eger.
Meanwhile Hungarian leader Szeged is considered favorite in their meeting with Montpellier but starts the first of two games in France where the home team will try their best for a good result with the support of their fans. The same goes for group A winners Vouliagmeni as French runners-up Marseille travel to Greece for their first of two meetings and try to reduce the home court advantage by gaining a good result for the return ten days later. Turkish powerhouse Galatasaray hosts Sintez Kazan, the Russian side that delivered a nice performance in finishing second in group C while the now home team concluded the prelims as group D's number three. Again an example of a possible interesting battle. The last in the list of, at least on paper, well-balanced match-ups is to be played on Sunday, again in Belgrade. Reigning Serbian champs Partizan, coming off a big 10-8 win over arch rivals Crvena Zvezda in the Serbian league host AN Brescia, the dominant leader in the Italian league this season. The Italians look to continue their good form into the playoff stage of the Champions League after finishing strong in the prelims that brought them a third spot in a tight group C. Elsewhere, one of the title favorites, Jug Dubrovnik, will travel to The Netherlands to take on Schuurman BZC in the city of Nijverdal. With the same squad as the one that recorded a 5-4 win over rivals Primorje Rijeka in the Adriatic league last Sunday, the Croats look keen to do some damage in leg 1 already.Champions League 2012-2013
Round of last 16
Leg 1
Saturday March 9
12.00: CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) vs. CSM DiGi Oradea (ROU)
17.00: Crvena Zvezda (SRB) vs. ZF-Eger (HUN)
19.15: Olympiakos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Spartak Volgograd (RUS)
20.30: Montpellier Waterpolo (FRA) vs. A-HID Szeged Beton (HUN)
20.30: Vouliagmeni NC (GRE) vs. CN Marseille (FRA)
20.30: Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Sintez Kazan (RUS)
Sunday March 10
15.00: Schuurman BZC (NED) vs. Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO)
19.00: Partizan Raiffeissen Belgrade (SRB) vs. AN Brescia (ITA)
N.b.: times mentioned are local timeReturn matches to be played on March 20
Pictured: Nikola Radjen (Crvena Zvezda) will take on ZF-Eger in an exciting match-up
Meanwhile Hungarian leader Szeged is considered favorite in their meeting with Montpellier but starts the first of two games in France where the home team will try their best for a good result with the support of their fans. The same goes for group A winners Vouliagmeni as French runners-up Marseille travel to Greece for their first of two meetings and try to reduce the home court advantage by gaining a good result for the return ten days later. Turkish powerhouse Galatasaray hosts Sintez Kazan, the Russian side that delivered a nice performance in finishing second in group C while the now home team concluded the prelims as group D's number three. Again an example of a possible interesting battle. The last in the list of, at least on paper, well-balanced match-ups is to be played on Sunday, again in Belgrade. Reigning Serbian champs Partizan, coming off a big 10-8 win over arch rivals Crvena Zvezda in the Serbian league host AN Brescia, the dominant leader in the Italian league this season. The Italians look to continue their good form into the playoff stage of the Champions League after finishing strong in the prelims that brought them a third spot in a tight group C. Elsewhere, one of the title favorites, Jug Dubrovnik, will travel to The Netherlands to take on Schuurman BZC in the city of Nijverdal. With the same squad as the one that recorded a 5-4 win over rivals Primorje Rijeka in the Adriatic league last Sunday, the Croats look keen to do some damage in leg 1 already.Champions League 2012-2013
Round of last 16
Leg 1
Saturday March 9
12.00: CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) vs. CSM DiGi Oradea (ROU)
17.00: Crvena Zvezda (SRB) vs. ZF-Eger (HUN)
19.15: Olympiakos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Spartak Volgograd (RUS)
20.30: Montpellier Waterpolo (FRA) vs. A-HID Szeged Beton (HUN)
20.30: Vouliagmeni NC (GRE) vs. CN Marseille (FRA)
20.30: Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Sintez Kazan (RUS)
Sunday March 10
15.00: Schuurman BZC (NED) vs. Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO)
19.00: Partizan Raiffeissen Belgrade (SRB) vs. AN Brescia (ITA)
N.b.: times mentioned are local timeReturn matches to be played on March 20
Pictured: Nikola Radjen (Crvena Zvezda) will take on ZF-Eger in an exciting match-up
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