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Day 3 Champions League 28/11/15 (Videos)
Champions League Preliminary Round Day 3 - VK... by lentv
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L’Atlètic-Barceloneta s’enfrontarà amb l’Eger en la tercera jornada de la Champions (BTV)
L'Atlètic-Barceloneta ha marxat aquest matí cap a Hongria per enfrontar-se demà amb l'Eger en la tercera jornada de la Champions. Els mariners, líders del grup A, intentaran aconseguir la victòria contra un equip que ja està classificat per a la Final Six. Els hongaresos són els amfitrions de la final de la Champions.
Champions: Barceloneta se estrena fuera de casa
27/11/2015 - El CN Atlètic Barceloneta, líder del Grupo A de la LEN Champions League junto con el Primorje Rijeka croata, disputará mañana sábado el primer partido lejos de su piscina Sant Sebastià en lo que va de competición. Lo hará, además, en casa del que ejercerá como anfitrión de la Final Six de este curso, el ZF Eger húngaro, que no ha arrancado con buen pie, pero que cuenta con una de las mejores plantillas del viejo continente.
Después de cumplir con el objetivo principal de vencer los dos primeros compromisos en casa ante Spandau 04 Berlin (9-7) y Jadran Herceg Novi (15-10), el CN Atlètic Barceloneta tiene el que probablemente sea el compromiso más complicado en lo que va de temporada. Se enfrenta nada más y nada menos que con el ZF Eger en Hungría (19.30h), uno de los mejores equipos de Europa y que el curso pasado estuvo en la Final Six de Barcelona, donde cayó en cuartos de final ante JUG Dubrovnik.
No ha comenzado con buen pie el equipo entrenado por Norbert Dabrowski, que en la primera jornada cedió un empate en casa frente a Olympiacos y que la pasada jornada perdió en Croacia ante Primorje (8-7) en un partido, eso sí, en el que tuvo opciones de ganar. "Barceloneta tiene un equipo nuevo, pero para nada creo que sea inferior. Ellos han conseguido ya dos victorias, muestra de su fortaleza. Creo que este partido es más importante para nosotros, queremos la victoria", asegura el técnico del conjunto magiar.
OLYMPIACOS-PRIMORJE, DUELO ESTELAR
El cuadro marinero no tiene a priori ninguna baja para afrontar el choque en Eger, un rival del que nos avisó hace unas semanas el portero y capitán del equipo Dani López Pinedo: "Eger es un equipazo. Es cierto que están ya clasificados, como nosotros el año pasado, pero saldrán al 100% porque juegan en casa y porque aún no han podido vencer, por lo que será doblemente peligroso".
Los otros dos compromisos del grupo enfrentarán al Olympiacos griego con el Primorje de Gonzalo Echenique en Atenas (19.30h) y al Jadran montenegrino con el Spandau alemán en Herceg Novi (19.00h). Además, el JUG Dubrovnik de Xavi García recibirá en Croacia al Szolnok húngaro. También en el Grupo B, Partizan-Galatasaray y OSC Budapest-Pro Recco.
Comunicación RFEN. Foto: Un lance del CNAB-Spandau de la primera jornada / RFEN
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05 septiembre 2015
Champions League 2015-2016 Qualification Round I
http://www.microplustiming.com/LENChampionsLeague/indexCL_web.php?cal=1
Favourites held to draw in Champions League qualifier openers
On opening day of a new Champions League season and the first of three days of competition in the first qualification round some nice results were posted already with the top spots in group B and C up for grabs after draws by the favourites on Friday. In Valletta it was Vojislav Cupic who saved the day for Romanian champion CSM Oradea by scoring the equaliser in the final second of the match against Sport Management Verona for the 11-11 tie; his only goal of the game. As Budva defeated home side Valletta 5-9, the Montenegrins are now leading the group after day 1.
Meanwhile in group C, played in Tbilisi, it was OSC Budapest who had to tie in their match-up with German squad Waspo 98 Hannover who came back nicely from trailing 4-1 at half-time and even led 6-7 with under 2 minutes remaining before Bence Batori netted the 7-7 equalising goal with 1.34 remaining after which both sides could not manage to score anymore. Marseille now leads group C after Friday's competition topping hosts Lokomotiv Tbilisi where even 2000 Olympics silver medal winner Revaz Chomakhidze played, 9-17 behind 5 goals from lefthander Ugo Crousillat.
In Herceg Novi home team Jadran did a nice job by beating Mladost 7-5 thanks to new acquisitions Nikola Janovic and Miroslav Radnic who scored 2 goals each to lead their team to a nice and important 2-goal win in the competitive group. Euro Cup champion Spartak Volgograd topped Montpellier 18-12 in a goal-scoring festival to also post a win on day 1 of the Champions League first qualification round.
Champions League 2015-2016
Qualification Round 1
Group A (in Herceg Novi)
Friday 04-09:
Spartak Volgograd (RUS) vs. Montpellier (FRA) 18-12 (4-3, 3-3, 5-1, 6-5)
Spartak scorers: Vitaly Yurchik 4, Nikolay Lazarev 3, Pavel Khalturin 3, Igor Bychkov 3, Stepan Andryukov 2, Alexey Agarkov 2, Sergey Lisunov.
Montpellier scorers: Petar Filipovic 5, Milos Maksimovic 2, David Heinrich 2, Duje Zivkovic 2, Geoffrey Laux.
Jadran Carine (MNE) vs. HAVK Mladost (CRO) 7-5 (1-0, 0-1, 4-2, 2-2)
Jadran scorers: Nikola Janovic 2, Miroslav Randic 2, Aleksa Ukropina, Vlado Popadic, Stefan Pjesivac.
Mladost scorers: Marin Dasic 2, Luka Bukic, Ivan Milakovic, Marko Valecic.
Saturday 05-09:
17.15: Spartak Volgograd vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Montpellier
Sunday 06-09:
17.15: Montpellier vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Spartak Volgograd
Group B (in Valletta)
Friday 04-09:
Valletta (MLT) vs. VK Budva (MNE) 5-9 (1-2, 2-0, 0-4, 2-3)
Valletta scorers: Andreas Galea, Mark Meli, Matthew Zammit, Jordan Camilleri, Aurelien Nicholas Cousin.
Budva scorers: Bogdan Djurdjic 3, Blazo Mitrovic 2, Milorad Radunovic, Alexandar Radanovic, Petar Cetkovic, Branko Franeta.
Sport Management Verona (ITA) vs. CSM Digi Oradea (ROU) 11-11 (2-2, 3-4, 3-1, 3-4)
Sport Management scorers: Cristiano Mirarchi 4, Tommaso Busilacchi 2, Alessandro Brambilla 2, Andrea di Fulvio, Francesco Coppoli, Tommaso Vergano.
Oradea scorers: Mihnea Gheorghe 3, Tiberiu Negrean 2, Dusan Markovic 2, Mihnea Chioveanu, Ramiro Georgescu, Vojislav Cupic, Gheorghe Dunca.
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: VK Budva vs. CSM Digi Oradea
19.15: Valletta vs. Sport Management Verona
Sunday 06-09:
09.30: Sport Management Verona vs. VK Budva
10.45: CSM Digi Oradea vs. Valletta
Group C (in Tbilisi)
Friday 04-09:
OSC Budapest (HUN) vs. Waspo 98 Hannover (GER) 7-7 (0-0, 4-1, 0-2, 3-4)
OSC scorers: Bence Batori 2, Toni Nemet 2, Adam Decker, Zsolt Juhasz, Miklos Gor-Nagy.
Waspo scorers: Andreas Schlotterbeck 3, Aleksandar Radovic 2, Erik Bukowski, Bence Toth.
Lokomotiv Tbilisi (GEO) vs. CN Marseille (FRA) 9-17 (4-5, 0-5, 3-2, 2-5)
Lokomtiv scorers: Dragan Draskovic 4, Beka Kavtaradze, Srdjan Aksentijevic, Revaz Chomakhidze, Zurab Rurua, Filip Kljajevic.
Marseille scorers: Ugo Crousillat 5, Nicolas Constantin-Bicari 4, Sebastien Monneret 3, Mathias Olivon 2, Thibaud Simon, Guillaume Dino, Alexandre Camarasa.
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: CN Marseille vs. OSC Budapest
19.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. Waspo 98 Hannover
Sunday 06-09:
10.00: Waspo 98 Hannover vs. CN Marseille
11.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. OSC Budapest
*Top 3 of each group qualifies for qualification round 2.
* Lower ranked sides of the respective qualification rounds in the Champions League will be eliminated and cannot continue in the Euro Cup – only the four losing sides of Round 3 (the play-off) will be ‘redirected’ and join the eightfinals of the Euro Cup.
* Time mentioned is local time.
Meanwhile in group C, played in Tbilisi, it was OSC Budapest who had to tie in their match-up with German squad Waspo 98 Hannover who came back nicely from trailing 4-1 at half-time and even led 6-7 with under 2 minutes remaining before Bence Batori netted the 7-7 equalising goal with 1.34 remaining after which both sides could not manage to score anymore. Marseille now leads group C after Friday's competition topping hosts Lokomotiv Tbilisi where even 2000 Olympics silver medal winner Revaz Chomakhidze played, 9-17 behind 5 goals from lefthander Ugo Crousillat.
In Herceg Novi home team Jadran did a nice job by beating Mladost 7-5 thanks to new acquisitions Nikola Janovic and Miroslav Radnic who scored 2 goals each to lead their team to a nice and important 2-goal win in the competitive group. Euro Cup champion Spartak Volgograd topped Montpellier 18-12 in a goal-scoring festival to also post a win on day 1 of the Champions League first qualification round.
Champions League 2015-2016
Qualification Round 1
Group A (in Herceg Novi)
Friday 04-09:
Spartak Volgograd (RUS) vs. Montpellier (FRA) 18-12 (4-3, 3-3, 5-1, 6-5)
Spartak scorers: Vitaly Yurchik 4, Nikolay Lazarev 3, Pavel Khalturin 3, Igor Bychkov 3, Stepan Andryukov 2, Alexey Agarkov 2, Sergey Lisunov.
Montpellier scorers: Petar Filipovic 5, Milos Maksimovic 2, David Heinrich 2, Duje Zivkovic 2, Geoffrey Laux.
Jadran Carine (MNE) vs. HAVK Mladost (CRO) 7-5 (1-0, 0-1, 4-2, 2-2)
Jadran scorers: Nikola Janovic 2, Miroslav Randic 2, Aleksa Ukropina, Vlado Popadic, Stefan Pjesivac.
Mladost scorers: Marin Dasic 2, Luka Bukic, Ivan Milakovic, Marko Valecic.
Saturday 05-09:
17.15: Spartak Volgograd vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Montpellier
Sunday 06-09:
17.15: Montpellier vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Spartak Volgograd
Group B (in Valletta)
Friday 04-09:
Valletta (MLT) vs. VK Budva (MNE) 5-9 (1-2, 2-0, 0-4, 2-3)
Valletta scorers: Andreas Galea, Mark Meli, Matthew Zammit, Jordan Camilleri, Aurelien Nicholas Cousin.
Budva scorers: Bogdan Djurdjic 3, Blazo Mitrovic 2, Milorad Radunovic, Alexandar Radanovic, Petar Cetkovic, Branko Franeta.
Sport Management Verona (ITA) vs. CSM Digi Oradea (ROU) 11-11 (2-2, 3-4, 3-1, 3-4)
Sport Management scorers: Cristiano Mirarchi 4, Tommaso Busilacchi 2, Alessandro Brambilla 2, Andrea di Fulvio, Francesco Coppoli, Tommaso Vergano.
Oradea scorers: Mihnea Gheorghe 3, Tiberiu Negrean 2, Dusan Markovic 2, Mihnea Chioveanu, Ramiro Georgescu, Vojislav Cupic, Gheorghe Dunca.
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: VK Budva vs. CSM Digi Oradea
19.15: Valletta vs. Sport Management Verona
Sunday 06-09:
09.30: Sport Management Verona vs. VK Budva
10.45: CSM Digi Oradea vs. Valletta
Group C (in Tbilisi)
Friday 04-09:
OSC Budapest (HUN) vs. Waspo 98 Hannover (GER) 7-7 (0-0, 4-1, 0-2, 3-4)
OSC scorers: Bence Batori 2, Toni Nemet 2, Adam Decker, Zsolt Juhasz, Miklos Gor-Nagy.
Waspo scorers: Andreas Schlotterbeck 3, Aleksandar Radovic 2, Erik Bukowski, Bence Toth.
Lokomotiv Tbilisi (GEO) vs. CN Marseille (FRA) 9-17 (4-5, 0-5, 3-2, 2-5)
Lokomtiv scorers: Dragan Draskovic 4, Beka Kavtaradze, Srdjan Aksentijevic, Revaz Chomakhidze, Zurab Rurua, Filip Kljajevic.
Marseille scorers: Ugo Crousillat 5, Nicolas Constantin-Bicari 4, Sebastien Monneret 3, Mathias Olivon 2, Thibaud Simon, Guillaume Dino, Alexandre Camarasa.
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: CN Marseille vs. OSC Budapest
19.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. Waspo 98 Hannover
Sunday 06-09:
10.00: Waspo 98 Hannover vs. CN Marseille
11.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. OSC Budapest
*Top 3 of each group qualifies for qualification round 2.
* Lower ranked sides of the respective qualification rounds in the Champions League will be eliminated and cannot continue in the Euro Cup – only the four losing sides of Round 3 (the play-off) will be ‘redirected’ and join the eightfinals of the Euro Cup.
* Time mentioned is local time.
Champions League season underway
A new Champions League season is already set to get underway on Friday with the first of three qualification rounds being played in three different cities. The draw produced a though group A, to be played in Herceg Novi, while in Valletta (group B) and Tbilisi (group C) favourite sides such as debuting Sport Management Verona, CSM Oradea and OSC Budapest will battle throughout the weekend to advance to round 2 and join the seven sides representing the wild-card holding federations.
The teams to qualify out of group A will be tough to call ahead of competition. Home team Jadran Herceg Novi, with the returned star Nikola Janovic highlighting this year's roster, tries to overcome reigning Euro Cup champion Spartak Volgograd, 7-time Champions League winner Mladost Zagreb, also having done some business in transfers this summer, and ambitious French runner-up Montpellier. People visiting the Skver pool in Herceg Novi will be up for a treat with all teams well into contention for a spot in round 2. In Malta meanwhile it seems debuting Italian side Sport Management Verona and Romanian champion CSM Digi Oradea are favourites to take 2 spots. It will be up to the combined home team of Valletta, full of Maltese players, to upset Budva. In Tbilisi, where group C is contested, Hungarian powerhouse OSC enjoys the favourite status. They will meet up-and-coming German contender Waspo Hannover, full of new players including Montenegro shooter Aleksandar Radovic, French champion Marseille with the returned centre forward Nicolas Constantin-Bicari from Canada, and home side Lokomotiv Tbilisi who are up for a tough task.
Champions League 2015-2016
Qualification Round 1
Group A (in Herceg Novi)
Friday 04-09:
17.15: Spartak Volgograd (RUS) vs. Montpellier (FRA)
19.00: Jadran Carine (MNE) vs. HAVK Mladost (CRO)
Saturday 05-09:
17.15: Spartak Volgograd vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Montpellier
Sunday 06-09:
17.15: Montpellier vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Spartak Volgograd
Group B (in Valletta)
Friday 04-09:
18.00: Valletta (MLT) vs. VK Budva (MNE)
19.15: Sport Management Verona (ITA) vs. CSM Digi Oradea (ROU)
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: VK Budva vs. CSM Digi Oradea
19.15: Valletta vs. Sport Management Verona
Sunday 06-09:
09.30: Sport Management Verona vs. VK Budva
10.45: CSM Digi Oradea vs. Valletta
Group C (in Tbilisi)
Friday 04-09:
18.00: OSC Budapest (HUN) vs. Waspo 98 Hannover (GER)
19.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi (GEO) vs. CN Marseille (FRA)
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: CN Marseille vs. OSC Budapest
19.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. Waspo 98 Hannover
Sunday 06-09:
10.00: Waspo 98 Hannover vs. CN Marseille
11.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. OSC Budapest
*Top 3 of each group qualifies for qualification round 2.
* Lower ranked sides of the respective qualification rounds in the Champions League will be eliminated and cannot continue in the Euro Cup – only the four losing sides of Round 3 (the play-off) will be ‘redirected’ and join the eightfinals of the Euro Cup.
* Time mentioned is local time.
Preliminary round draw results and more, click here.
Pictured: The 'Skver' pool of Jadran in Herceg Novi.
The teams to qualify out of group A will be tough to call ahead of competition. Home team Jadran Herceg Novi, with the returned star Nikola Janovic highlighting this year's roster, tries to overcome reigning Euro Cup champion Spartak Volgograd, 7-time Champions League winner Mladost Zagreb, also having done some business in transfers this summer, and ambitious French runner-up Montpellier. People visiting the Skver pool in Herceg Novi will be up for a treat with all teams well into contention for a spot in round 2. In Malta meanwhile it seems debuting Italian side Sport Management Verona and Romanian champion CSM Digi Oradea are favourites to take 2 spots. It will be up to the combined home team of Valletta, full of Maltese players, to upset Budva. In Tbilisi, where group C is contested, Hungarian powerhouse OSC enjoys the favourite status. They will meet up-and-coming German contender Waspo Hannover, full of new players including Montenegro shooter Aleksandar Radovic, French champion Marseille with the returned centre forward Nicolas Constantin-Bicari from Canada, and home side Lokomotiv Tbilisi who are up for a tough task.
Champions League 2015-2016
Qualification Round 1
Group A (in Herceg Novi)
Friday 04-09:
17.15: Spartak Volgograd (RUS) vs. Montpellier (FRA)
19.00: Jadran Carine (MNE) vs. HAVK Mladost (CRO)
Saturday 05-09:
17.15: Spartak Volgograd vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Montpellier
Sunday 06-09:
17.15: Montpellier vs. HAVK Mladost
19.00: Jadran Carine vs. Spartak Volgograd
Group B (in Valletta)
Friday 04-09:
18.00: Valletta (MLT) vs. VK Budva (MNE)
19.15: Sport Management Verona (ITA) vs. CSM Digi Oradea (ROU)
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: VK Budva vs. CSM Digi Oradea
19.15: Valletta vs. Sport Management Verona
Sunday 06-09:
09.30: Sport Management Verona vs. VK Budva
10.45: CSM Digi Oradea vs. Valletta
Group C (in Tbilisi)
Friday 04-09:
18.00: OSC Budapest (HUN) vs. Waspo 98 Hannover (GER)
19.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi (GEO) vs. CN Marseille (FRA)
Saturday 05-09:
18.00: CN Marseille vs. OSC Budapest
19.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. Waspo 98 Hannover
Sunday 06-09:
10.00: Waspo 98 Hannover vs. CN Marseille
11.30: Lokomotiv Tbilisi vs. OSC Budapest
*Top 3 of each group qualifies for qualification round 2.
* Lower ranked sides of the respective qualification rounds in the Champions League will be eliminated and cannot continue in the Euro Cup – only the four losing sides of Round 3 (the play-off) will be ‘redirected’ and join the eightfinals of the Euro Cup.
* Time mentioned is local time.
Preliminary round draw results and more, click here.
Pictured: The 'Skver' pool of Jadran in Herceg Novi.
20 abril 2015
PR Champions League Day 9 (18/04/15)
http://arbitroswp.blogspot.com/2015/04/pro-recco-zf-eger-full-video-len.html
In other results the top sides in group B made no mistake. Leading Szolnok held off Spandau at home 11-7 behind 4 goals from Stefan Mitrovic. Primorje won a high-scoring battle with Galatasaray. The game finished on a 12-goal 4th quarter in which the visitors from Istanbul netted 7 goals. However Primorje were not to be misled as they had already build a comfortable 11-4 up until then. Damir Buric scored a team-high 4 goals for the winners while Montenegrin international Vjekoslav Paskovic did so for Galatasaray. Also winning was Jug who rebounded from their 12-12 draw with Galatarasay in the previous round by topping Partizan 13-6 at home on Saturday. The home side walked away in the second quarter and did not looked back. Miho Boskovic (Jug) and Gavril Subotic (Partizan) earned top scoring honours for their respective teams. The final day of the prelims will be played on Saturday 2 May.
Champions League 2014-2015
Preliminary round
Day 9
Friday, 17 April:
AN Brescia (ITA) vs. CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) 12-4 (1-0, 4-2, 3-0, 4-2)
Brescia scorers: Guillermo Molina 3, Nicholas Presciutti 3, Valerio Rizzo 2, Christian Presciutti, Federico Pagani, Alessandro Nora, Michaël Bodegas.
Barceloneta scorers: Felipe Perrone 2, Francisco Fernandez, Gonzalo Lopez-Escribano.
Saturday, 18 April:
Primorje EB Rijeka (CRO) vs. Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) 16-11 (2-2, 6-1, 3-1, 5-7)
Primorje scorers: Damir Buric 4, Cosmin Radu 3, Petar Muslim 2, Marko Elez 2, Andelo Setka 2, Ivan Krapic, Ivan Buljubasic, Xavi Garcia.
Galatasaray scorers: Vjekoslav Paskovic 4, Mladjan Janovic 2, Safak Simsek, Filip Kljajevic, Slobodan Nikic, Mihajlo Korolija, Srdjan Aksentijevic.
VK Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) vs. Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE) 7-8 (2-1, 0-2, 3-1, 2-4)
Radnicki scorers: Ivan Basara 3, Nebojsa Toholj, Srdjan Vuksanovic, Nikola Dedovic, Marko Cuk.
Olympiacos scorers: Ioannis Fountoulis 2, Nikola Radjen 2, Evangelos Delakas, Konstantinos Mourikis, Blai Mallarach, Alexandros Gounas.
Szolnoki VSK (HUN) vs. Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin (GER) 11-7 (3-1, 3-2, 4-3, 1-1)
Szolnok scorers: Stefan Mitrovic 4, Marton Vamos 2, Denes Varga 2, Zivko Gocic, Norbert Madaras, David Jansik.
Spandau scorers: Maurice Jüngling 2, Philipp Gottfried 2, Mateo Cuk, Marin Restovic, Tim Donner.
Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO) vs. Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade (SRB) 13-6 (2-1, 4-1, 2-3, 5-1)
Jug scorers: Miho Boskovic 3, Marko Macan 2, Nikola Janovic 2, Aaron Younger 2, Loren Fatovic, Ante Viskovic, Nicolas Constantin-Bicari, Paulo Obradovic.
Partizan scorers: Gavril Subotic 3, Filip Jankovic, Nemanja Vico, Nemanja Radonjic.
Pro Recco (ITA) vs. ZF-Eger (HUN) 11-9 (4-1, 2-5, 3-3, 2-0)
Pro Recco scorers: Aleksandar Ivovic 2, Andrija Prlainovic 2, Dusko Pijetlovic, Maro Jokovic, Pietro Figlioli, Alex Giorgetti, Maurizio Felugo, Matteo Aicardi, Filip Filipovic.
Eger scorers: Milos Cuk 3, Balazs Erdelyi 2, Daniel Angyal, Gergö Zalanki, Marton Szivos, Boris Vapenski.
The current standings are:
Group A
1. Pro Recco 9 - 27 pts
2. ZF-Eger 9 - 13
3. C.N. Atletic-Barceloneta 9 - 11
4. Olympiacos Piraeus 9 - 10
5. VK Radnicki Kragujevac 9 - 9
6. AN Brescia 9 - 8
Group B
1. Szolnoki VSK 9 - 24 pts
2. Primorje EB Rijeka 9 - 21
3. Jug CO Dubrovnik 9 - 19
4. Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade 9 - 6
5. Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin 9 - 6
6. Galatasaray Istanbul 9 - 4
* Hosts Barceloneta automatically qualified for Final Six (28-30 May in Barcelona)
* Top 2 (ex Barceloneta, group A) and top 3 (group B) qualify for Final Six.
* Group winners advance to Final Six semifinals directly.
Olympiacos keeps hope alive
There is still hope for Olympiacos who got in the mix of teams running for the last Final Six berth after round 9 of the Champions League preliminary round. The Greek champions topped Radnicki 7-8 in Kragujevac on a winning goal by Ioannis Fountoulis to now trail current 2nd seed Eger, who fell to Pro Recco 11-9 on Saturday, by 'just' 3 points. However since Olympiacos holds the better goal-scoring difference in the two match-ups with Eger, an upset on the final day of the prelims could still happen if Eger loses to Barceloneta and Olympiacos manages to beat Brescia. On Saturday Olympiacos rallied late in the back-and-forth game against Radnicki to upset the home side. With 6 minutes to play Srdjan Vuksanovic scored a seemingly comfortable 7-5 goal for Radnicki. The final answer was for Olympiacos who saw Alexandros Gounas, Konstantinos Mourikis and ultimately Fountoulis scoring in the final 4 minutes to turn the score around. Usual top scorer Fountoulis and Serbian centre-back Nikola Radjen scored a team-high 2 goals each. Eger meanwhile put upa decent fight playing the unbeaten leaders of the group in their home but fell short a pair of goals, scored in the final period by Recco. The home team looked well underway to another clear win as they quickly established a 4-1 lead in the opening period. The response by Eger in the second term though was strong and a real game went on from there. But the best was saved for last by Recco. Unanswered goal by Pietro Figlioli and Aleksandar Ivovic in the final 4 minutes secured the 2-goal victory for Pro Recco who remain unbeaten and with no less than 9 different goal scorers, can keep confidence in their balanced attack.In other results the top sides in group B made no mistake. Leading Szolnok held off Spandau at home 11-7 behind 4 goals from Stefan Mitrovic. Primorje won a high-scoring battle with Galatasaray. The game finished on a 12-goal 4th quarter in which the visitors from Istanbul netted 7 goals. However Primorje were not to be misled as they had already build a comfortable 11-4 up until then. Damir Buric scored a team-high 4 goals for the winners while Montenegrin international Vjekoslav Paskovic did so for Galatasaray. Also winning was Jug who rebounded from their 12-12 draw with Galatarasay in the previous round by topping Partizan 13-6 at home on Saturday. The home side walked away in the second quarter and did not looked back. Miho Boskovic (Jug) and Gavril Subotic (Partizan) earned top scoring honours for their respective teams. The final day of the prelims will be played on Saturday 2 May.
Champions League 2014-2015
Preliminary round
Day 9
Friday, 17 April:
AN Brescia (ITA) vs. CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) 12-4 (1-0, 4-2, 3-0, 4-2)
Brescia scorers: Guillermo Molina 3, Nicholas Presciutti 3, Valerio Rizzo 2, Christian Presciutti, Federico Pagani, Alessandro Nora, Michaël Bodegas.
Barceloneta scorers: Felipe Perrone 2, Francisco Fernandez, Gonzalo Lopez-Escribano.
Saturday, 18 April:
Primorje EB Rijeka (CRO) vs. Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) 16-11 (2-2, 6-1, 3-1, 5-7)
Primorje scorers: Damir Buric 4, Cosmin Radu 3, Petar Muslim 2, Marko Elez 2, Andelo Setka 2, Ivan Krapic, Ivan Buljubasic, Xavi Garcia.
Galatasaray scorers: Vjekoslav Paskovic 4, Mladjan Janovic 2, Safak Simsek, Filip Kljajevic, Slobodan Nikic, Mihajlo Korolija, Srdjan Aksentijevic.
VK Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) vs. Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE) 7-8 (2-1, 0-2, 3-1, 2-4)
Radnicki scorers: Ivan Basara 3, Nebojsa Toholj, Srdjan Vuksanovic, Nikola Dedovic, Marko Cuk.
Olympiacos scorers: Ioannis Fountoulis 2, Nikola Radjen 2, Evangelos Delakas, Konstantinos Mourikis, Blai Mallarach, Alexandros Gounas.
Szolnoki VSK (HUN) vs. Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin (GER) 11-7 (3-1, 3-2, 4-3, 1-1)
Szolnok scorers: Stefan Mitrovic 4, Marton Vamos 2, Denes Varga 2, Zivko Gocic, Norbert Madaras, David Jansik.
Spandau scorers: Maurice Jüngling 2, Philipp Gottfried 2, Mateo Cuk, Marin Restovic, Tim Donner.
Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO) vs. Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade (SRB) 13-6 (2-1, 4-1, 2-3, 5-1)
Jug scorers: Miho Boskovic 3, Marko Macan 2, Nikola Janovic 2, Aaron Younger 2, Loren Fatovic, Ante Viskovic, Nicolas Constantin-Bicari, Paulo Obradovic.
Partizan scorers: Gavril Subotic 3, Filip Jankovic, Nemanja Vico, Nemanja Radonjic.
Pro Recco (ITA) vs. ZF-Eger (HUN) 11-9 (4-1, 2-5, 3-3, 2-0)
Pro Recco scorers: Aleksandar Ivovic 2, Andrija Prlainovic 2, Dusko Pijetlovic, Maro Jokovic, Pietro Figlioli, Alex Giorgetti, Maurizio Felugo, Matteo Aicardi, Filip Filipovic.
Eger scorers: Milos Cuk 3, Balazs Erdelyi 2, Daniel Angyal, Gergö Zalanki, Marton Szivos, Boris Vapenski.
The current standings are:
Group A
1. Pro Recco 9 - 27 pts
2. ZF-Eger 9 - 13
3. C.N. Atletic-Barceloneta 9 - 11
4. Olympiacos Piraeus 9 - 10
5. VK Radnicki Kragujevac 9 - 9
6. AN Brescia 9 - 8
Group B
1. Szolnoki VSK 9 - 24 pts
2. Primorje EB Rijeka 9 - 21
3. Jug CO Dubrovnik 9 - 19
4. Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade 9 - 6
5. Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin 9 - 6
6. Galatasaray Istanbul 9 - 4
* Hosts Barceloneta automatically qualified for Final Six (28-30 May in Barcelona)
* Top 2 (ex Barceloneta, group A) and top 3 (group B) qualify for Final Six.
* Group winners advance to Final Six semifinals directly.
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Champions League, Preliminaries, Day 8 – Summary
Eger takes huge step towards historic first F6
Eger (HUN) was the big winner of the round as its main rivals in the hunt for the last remaining berth – Olympiacos (GRE) and Radnicki (SRB) – both lost, so the Hungarian champion is on its way to a historic first appearance in the Final Six. In Group B the three-horse race for the top spot narrowed to two as Jug (CRO) failed to win in Istanbul.
With Recco (ITA) already having clinched the top spot and Barceloneta (ESP) enjoying a granted berth as host of the Final Six, only one spot remained on offer in Group A, but before Day 8 all the other four clubs had a chance to grab it. But this round cut the field: Brescia is out and Olympiacos is on the verge to bid farewell its Final Six dreams. Radnicki is still in the hunt but trails by four points to Eger (HUN).
The Hungarians won a crucial game against Brescia (ITA), thanks to their goalie, Branislav Mitrovic who came up with a very special performance: his saving percentage was 78%. The Serb’s 18 saves was paired some outstanding offensive play in front, resulting the decisive win.
Barceloneta came from behind (2-5) to beat Radnicki: the title-holders scored two goals in the last 64 seconds to break the deadlock after 7-7. Olympiacos did its best to end Recco’s magnificent march, the Greeks netted 4 connecting goals to take a 5-3 lead in the second period and was still 7-6 up before the final period. But Recco saved the best to the last quarter, destroying the hosts with 6 action goals.
In Group B Jug Dubrovnik produced a minor miracle by scoring twice in the last 21 seconds and saving the game to a tie against Galatasaray (TUR). The Turks, especially their Serbian-Montenegrin phalanx did a fine job this time, seemed the winner at 12-10 with 46 seconds to go, but Jug somehow climbed back to 12-12. However, by dropping two points Jug is out of the race for the top spot – though their Final Six berth is not in danger.
The battle for the first place is down to Szolnok (HUN) and Rijeka (CRO): both sides collected the three points in their respective away matches. The Croats didn’t leave any doubt who were the better side in Berlin, home of Spandau (GER). The Hungarians, led by Denes Varga (5 goals), had some headaches at the beginning in Belgrade as Partizan rushed to a 4-0 lead in five minutes, but Szolnok switched gears and responded with a 1-9 rolling and secured a calm finish to the match. Now they enjoy a 3-point lead and if the next round brings the expected results, they will have a showdown against Primorje in Rijeka on the last day of the prelims.
Prelims, Day 8
Group A
ZF Eger (HUN) vs. AN Brescia (ITA) 10-5
Atletic Barceloneta (ESP) vs. Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) 9-7
Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Pro Recco (ITA) 8-12
ZF Eger (HUN) vs. AN Brescia (ITA) 10-5
Atletic Barceloneta (ESP) vs. Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) 9-7
Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Pro Recco (ITA) 8-12
Classification
1. Recco 24, 2. Eger 13, 3. Barceloneta 11, 4. Radnicki 9, 5. Olympiacos 7, 6. Brescia 5
1. Recco 24, 2. Eger 13, 3. Barceloneta 11, 4. Radnicki 9, 5. Olympiacos 7, 6. Brescia 5
Group B
Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade (SRB) vs. Szolnoki Dozsa-Kozgep (HUN) 7-13
Spandau 04 Berlin (GER) vs. Primorje Erste Banka Rijeka (CRO) 5-15
Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Jug Croatia Osiguranje Dubrovnik (CRO) 12-12
Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade (SRB) vs. Szolnoki Dozsa-Kozgep (HUN) 7-13
Spandau 04 Berlin (GER) vs. Primorje Erste Banka Rijeka (CRO) 5-15
Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Jug Croatia Osiguranje Dubrovnik (CRO) 12-12
Classification
1. Szolnok 21, 2. Rijeka 18, 3. Jug 16, 4. Partizan 6, 5. Spandau 6, 6. Galatasaray 4
1. Szolnok 21, 2. Rijeka 18, 3. Jug 16, 4. Partizan 6, 5. Spandau 6, 6. Galatasaray 4
The next round will be played on 18 April (Saturday).
Victòria de l’Atlètic-Barceloneta davant el Radnicki (9-7) per situar-se tercers (BTV)
L'Atlètic-Barceloneta, campió actual de la Champions, ha guanyat el Radnicki en la vuitena jornada de la fase de grups d'aquesta competició. L'equip mariner ha superat els serbis per 9 a 7 i s'ha situat tercer del seu grup.
L'Atlètic-Barceloneta ha aconseguit la tercera victòria de la temporada en la fase de grups després de superar el Radnicki serbi per 9 gols a 7. Ha estat un partit molt igualat i que no s'ha decidit fins als últims instants del partit. Al primer quart, els serbis han aconseguit un parcial d'1 a 3 que feia preveure un partit molt dur per a l'Atlètic-Barceloneta. Però en el segon quart, els homes de Chus Martín s'han ficat en el partit i han pogut arribar al descans amb un empat a cinc.
A la represa la igualtat ha continuat amb un parcial de 2 a 2. Però en l'últim període, el Radnicki no ha fet cap gol i els encerts d'Albert Español i Felipe Perrone han acabat donant la victòria a l'Atlètic-Barceloneta.
CHUS MARTÍN, entrenador del CN Atlètic - Barceloneta
"Hem jugat contra un gran equip. Un equip que l'any passat va jugar la final contra nosaltres. Es veritat que han canviat molts jugadors, però saben a què juguen, són serbis i tenen una mentalitat molt forta. Ells s'estaven jugant també l'accés a la Final Six."
Amb aquesta victòria, l'Atlètic-Barceloneta se situa tercer del grup i manté vives les opcions d'aconseguir la segona plaça.
MARC MINGUELL, jugador del CN Atlètic - Barceloneta
"Ens permet seguir somiant amb la segona plaça. La tenim més a prop, però ara tenim dos partits fora de casa i que sempre són molt difícils, però anirem amb la il·lusió de treure els sis punts que ens queden per intentar quedar segons."
Eger makes strong push for Final Six
Plenty of action and excitement across Europe on day 8 of the Champions League preliminary round with ZF-Eger as one of the, if not the, winner of the day. The Hungarian champions held off Brescia 10-5 to take firm grip of 2nd place in group A and make a strong push for the last available Final Six ticket. Fellow competitior Radnicki meanwhile fell to defending champions Barceloneta 9-7 so that the Hungarian squad has good hands going into the final two preliminary rounds. In Hungary Balazs Erdelyi led the home team with 3 goals as they took control of the match in the second period and saw Brescia unable to turn the tide. In the third period the visitors crawled back to 5-4 but two straight goals by Balint Lorincz and Boris Vapenski had restored the order. Meanwhile in Barcelona Radnicki could not follow Eger to stay close in the battle for the last Final Six ticket. Barceloneta even overcame a 1-3 start to the match as Felipe Perone (3 goals), Albert Español (2) and Marc Minguell (2) led their team to a comeback which was completed in the final quarter by scoring two unanswered goals that would seal the 2-goal victory as Barceloneta overtook Radnicki for 3rd place in the group, although the Final Six hosts are automatically qualified for the final tournament. Still leading the group though are Pro Recco. The Italian favourites are already sure of the Final Six, more or less sure of the top spot in the group and thus directly semifinal qualification in Barcelona, and on Wednesday extended their unbeaten streak by topping Olympiacos in Greece 8-12. Despite a red-hot Blai Mallarach who produced 4 of his team's 8 goals, the visitors from Italy walked away from their opponents in the 4th quarter thanks to a big 1-6 run and therewith secured the seemingly comfortable but in any case, solid win. Matteo Aicardi and Filip Filipovic led the winners' team scorers with 3 each.
Also more than enough action in group B despite the fact that the top 3 teams and Final Six participants out of the group are already known. On Wednesday Jug needed a buzzer-beating goal from youngster Ante Viskovic to draw level with Galatasaray in Istanbul 12-12. Viskovic, who threw the ball away in the game versus Szolnok two weeks ago with just 5 seconds remaining after a free-throw whistle and therewith caused a penalty shot which lost the game for Jug, this time was on the positive side for his team in the dying seconds as he scored the goal that would avoid an upset but instead saved a point for the favourite Croatian side who now saw Primorje and Szolnok walking away in the standings. Primorje was not to be surprised in Berlin beating Spandau with ease, 5-15, while Szolnok trailed Partizan 4-2 at quarter-time but turned things around in the second period and walked away in the 4th term to gain a solid 7-13 victory to remain group leaders. Denes Varga was on fire scoring 5 goals for the visitors from Hungary. Dusan Mandic and young centre-back Nikola Jaksic netted 3 each for Partizan.
Day 9 of the prelims will be played on Saturday 18 April with the race for the last Final Six ticket out of group A possibly to be decided already.
Champions League 2014-2015
Preliminary round
Day 8
Wednesday, 8 April:
Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade (SRB) vs. Szolnoki VSK (HUN) 7-13 (4-2, 1-5, 2-3, 0-3)
Partizan scorers: Dusan Mandic 3, Nikola Jaksic 3, Gavril Subotic.
Szolnok scorers: Denes Varga 5, Norbert Madaras 2, Marton Vamos 2, Zivko Gocic, Milan Aleksic, Daniel Varga, Stefan Mitrovic.
ZF-Eger (HUN) vs. AN Brescia (ITA) 10-5 (3-2, 2-1, 2-1, 3-1)
Eger scorers: Balazs Erdelyi 3, Norbert Hosnyanszky 2, Daniel Angyal, Balint Lorincz, Milos Cuk, Marton Szivos, Boris Vapenski.
Brescia scorers: Federico Pagani, Valerio Rizzo, Alessandro Nora, Christian Presciutti, Christian Napolitano.
CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) vs. VK Radnicki Kon Tiki Kragujevac (SRB) 9-7 (1-3, 4-2, 2-2, 2-0)
Barceloneta scorers: Felipe Perrone 3, Albert Español 2, Marc Minguell 2, Bernardo Oneto, Gonzalo Echenique.
Radnicki scorers: Dusan Markovic, Aleksandar Ciric, Ivan Basara, Srdjan Vuksanovic, Nikola Dedovic, Marko Cuk, Marko Petkovic.
Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin (GER) vs. Primorje EB Rijeka (CRO) 5-15 (1-5, 3-4, 0-4, 1-2)
Spandau scorers: Martin Famera, Mateo Cuk, Maurice Jüngling, Marin Restovic, Tim Donner.
Primorje scorers: Cosmin Radu 4, Andelo Setka 3, Ivan Buljubasic 2, Petar Muslim, Xavi Garcia 2, Damir Buric, Marko Elez.
Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO) 12-12 (2-3, 5-3, 2-2, 3-4)
Galatasaray scorers: Vjekoslav Paskovic 3, Nikola Vukcevic 3, Srdjan Aksentijevic 2, Mladjan Janovic, Nesfet Ozbek, Osman Gulenc, Berk Biyik.
Jug scorers: Marko Ivankovic 3, Miho Boskovic 2, Ante Viskovic 2, Aaron Younger, Pavo Markovic, Andro Buslje, Nicolas Constantin-Bicari, Paulo Obradovic.
Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Pro Recco (ITA) 8-12 (1-2, 4-3, 2-1, 1-6)
Olympiacos scorers: Blai Mallarach 4, Emmanouil Mylonakis, Angelos Vlachopoulos, Ioannis Fountoulis, Alexandros Gounas.
Pro Recco scorers: Matteo Aicardi 3, Filip Filipovic 3, Dusko Pijetlovic 2, Andrija Prlainovic, Francesco di Fulvio, Aleksandar Ivovic, Niccolo' Gitto.
The current standings are:
Group A
1. Pro Recco 8 - 24 pts
2. ZF-Eger 8 - 13
3. VK Radnicki Kragujevac 8 - 9
4. C.N. Atletic-Barceloneta 8 - 11
5. Olympiacos Piraeus 8 - 7
6. AN Brescia 8 - 5
Group B
1. Szolnoki VSK 8 - 21 pts
2. Primorje EB Rijeka 8 - 18
3. Jug CO Dubrovnik 8 - 16
4. Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade 8 - 6
5. Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin 8 - 6
6. Galatasaray Istanbul 8 - 4
N.b.: times mentioned are local time.
* Hosts Barceloneta automatically qualified for Final Six (28-30 May in Barcelona)
* Top 2 (ex Barceloneta, group A) and top 3 (group B) qualify for Final Six.
* Group winners advance to Final Six semifinals directly.
Final Six tickets on sale, click here
Also more than enough action in group B despite the fact that the top 3 teams and Final Six participants out of the group are already known. On Wednesday Jug needed a buzzer-beating goal from youngster Ante Viskovic to draw level with Galatasaray in Istanbul 12-12. Viskovic, who threw the ball away in the game versus Szolnok two weeks ago with just 5 seconds remaining after a free-throw whistle and therewith caused a penalty shot which lost the game for Jug, this time was on the positive side for his team in the dying seconds as he scored the goal that would avoid an upset but instead saved a point for the favourite Croatian side who now saw Primorje and Szolnok walking away in the standings. Primorje was not to be surprised in Berlin beating Spandau with ease, 5-15, while Szolnok trailed Partizan 4-2 at quarter-time but turned things around in the second period and walked away in the 4th term to gain a solid 7-13 victory to remain group leaders. Denes Varga was on fire scoring 5 goals for the visitors from Hungary. Dusan Mandic and young centre-back Nikola Jaksic netted 3 each for Partizan.
Day 9 of the prelims will be played on Saturday 18 April with the race for the last Final Six ticket out of group A possibly to be decided already.
Champions League 2014-2015
Preliminary round
Day 8
Wednesday, 8 April:
Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade (SRB) vs. Szolnoki VSK (HUN) 7-13 (4-2, 1-5, 2-3, 0-3)
Partizan scorers: Dusan Mandic 3, Nikola Jaksic 3, Gavril Subotic.
Szolnok scorers: Denes Varga 5, Norbert Madaras 2, Marton Vamos 2, Zivko Gocic, Milan Aleksic, Daniel Varga, Stefan Mitrovic.
ZF-Eger (HUN) vs. AN Brescia (ITA) 10-5 (3-2, 2-1, 2-1, 3-1)
Eger scorers: Balazs Erdelyi 3, Norbert Hosnyanszky 2, Daniel Angyal, Balint Lorincz, Milos Cuk, Marton Szivos, Boris Vapenski.
Brescia scorers: Federico Pagani, Valerio Rizzo, Alessandro Nora, Christian Presciutti, Christian Napolitano.
CN Atletic-Barceloneta (ESP) vs. VK Radnicki Kon Tiki Kragujevac (SRB) 9-7 (1-3, 4-2, 2-2, 2-0)
Barceloneta scorers: Felipe Perrone 3, Albert Español 2, Marc Minguell 2, Bernardo Oneto, Gonzalo Echenique.
Radnicki scorers: Dusan Markovic, Aleksandar Ciric, Ivan Basara, Srdjan Vuksanovic, Nikola Dedovic, Marko Cuk, Marko Petkovic.
Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin (GER) vs. Primorje EB Rijeka (CRO) 5-15 (1-5, 3-4, 0-4, 1-2)
Spandau scorers: Martin Famera, Mateo Cuk, Maurice Jüngling, Marin Restovic, Tim Donner.
Primorje scorers: Cosmin Radu 4, Andelo Setka 3, Ivan Buljubasic 2, Petar Muslim, Xavi Garcia 2, Damir Buric, Marko Elez.
Galatasaray Istanbul (TUR) vs. Jug CO Dubrovnik (CRO) 12-12 (2-3, 5-3, 2-2, 3-4)
Galatasaray scorers: Vjekoslav Paskovic 3, Nikola Vukcevic 3, Srdjan Aksentijevic 2, Mladjan Janovic, Nesfet Ozbek, Osman Gulenc, Berk Biyik.
Jug scorers: Marko Ivankovic 3, Miho Boskovic 2, Ante Viskovic 2, Aaron Younger, Pavo Markovic, Andro Buslje, Nicolas Constantin-Bicari, Paulo Obradovic.
Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE) vs. Pro Recco (ITA) 8-12 (1-2, 4-3, 2-1, 1-6)
Olympiacos scorers: Blai Mallarach 4, Emmanouil Mylonakis, Angelos Vlachopoulos, Ioannis Fountoulis, Alexandros Gounas.
Pro Recco scorers: Matteo Aicardi 3, Filip Filipovic 3, Dusko Pijetlovic 2, Andrija Prlainovic, Francesco di Fulvio, Aleksandar Ivovic, Niccolo' Gitto.
The current standings are:
Group A
1. Pro Recco 8 - 24 pts
2. ZF-Eger 8 - 13
3. VK Radnicki Kragujevac 8 - 9
4. C.N. Atletic-Barceloneta 8 - 11
5. Olympiacos Piraeus 8 - 7
6. AN Brescia 8 - 5
Group B
1. Szolnoki VSK 8 - 21 pts
2. Primorje EB Rijeka 8 - 18
3. Jug CO Dubrovnik 8 - 16
4. Partizan Raiffeisen Belgrade 8 - 6
5. Wasserfreunde Spandau Berlin 8 - 6
6. Galatasaray Istanbul 8 - 4
N.b.: times mentioned are local time.
* Hosts Barceloneta automatically qualified for Final Six (28-30 May in Barcelona)
* Top 2 (ex Barceloneta, group A) and top 3 (group B) qualify for Final Six.
* Group winners advance to Final Six semifinals directly.
Final Six tickets on sale, click here
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