2016 European Championships field set

Definidas todas las selecciones del Europeo

29/09/2015 - Este fin de semana pasado se han disputado los partidos de tercera ronda que restaban del Preolímpico y hemos podido conocer las selecciones que completarán el cupo de participantes y que se unen a las ya clasificadas desde el Europeo de 2014 en Budapest, como el caso de España, que logró el billete tanto masculino como femenino en la cita de la capital húngara.

En ámbito masculino, Georgia y Holanda se han impuesto con muchísima facilidad y han cumplido los presagios en el Grupo E. En esta tercera ronda disputada en Israel, Holanda se imponía por 2-14 al combinado anfitrión y Georgia hacía lo propio ante Lituania. Así pues, neerlandeses y georgianos estarán en el bombo del sorteo en Serbia 2016.

En el Grupo F Francia y la Eslovaquia de Toni Esteller también certificaban su presencia en Belgrado. Empatados a 15 puntos como primero y segundo, no tenían piedad de Bielorrusia y Ucrania, que quedan fuera. En el G, Alemania finalizaba primera con mucha contundencia (18 puntos), mientras que Malta lograba clasificarse por mejor diferencia de goles por delante de Polonia, con la que ha quedado empatada a nueve puntos. Por último, otra mundialista como Rusia lograba el billete para el Europeo como primera destacada (18 puntos), mientras que Turquía se llevaba la otra plaza con 12. Fuera quedaban Portugal y Letonia.

12 SELECCIONES FEMENINAS Y 16 MASCULINAS

Estas ocho selecciones se unen a España, Serbia, Montenegro, Croacia, Italia, Hungría y Rumanía, Grecia para formar los 16 combinados masculinos.

En ámbito femenino, Francia y Alemania se han clasificado empatadas (15 puntos) en lo más alto del Grupo C por delante de Turquía e Israel, que quedan fuera. En el Grupo D, la mundialista Grecia, con 18 puntos, y Portugal, con 12, lograban certificar su presencia en Belgrado, donde no estarán ni Croacia ni Suiza.

Estos cuatro combinados se unen a las ya clasificadas España, Italia, Rusia, Hungría, Serbia y Holanda.

Comunicación RFEN. Foto: Lance de un partido de la Eslovaquia del español Toni Esteller.

2016 European Championships field set

 By: Tim Hartog  National Teams, European Championships, Qualification

The full field of participants of the 2016 European Championships is set following the last games of the qualification phase being played on Sunday morning. The results caused no changes in the rankings of the respective top 2 spots in the groups but saw Poland tieing Malta on points altough the Maltese already were secured of that second spot following a win over Poland on Saturday. In the women's tournament Croatia confirmed its third spot in the group in Portugal to also secure its presence in Belgrade mid-January 2016 while Turkey did the same already on Saturday by beating Israel to finish 3rd in the group in Krefeld, Germany which also means qualification to the European finals. Germany, France, Greece and Portugal will join them as women's representatives in Belgrade out of the qualification phase. The draw for the 2016 European Championships will be held on Sunday, 4 October at 13.00 hrs local time in the City Hall. 

2016 European Championships
Belgrade (SRB)

Men's Qualification Round 2

Programme and results

Group E (in Netanya, Israel)

Friday, 25 September

The Netherlands vs. Georgia 5-5 (1-1, 2-0, 1-2, 1-2)
Israel vs. Lithuania 8-11 (1-2, 3-2, 2-4, 2-3)

Saturday, 26 September

Lithuania vs. Netherlands 3-25 (0-5, 2-5, 0-7, 1-8)
Israel vs. Georgia 6-17 (1-5, 2-2, 1-5, 2-5)

Sunday, 27 September

Georgia vs. Lithuania 18-6 (5-1, 2-1, 6-1, 5-3)
Israel vs. Netherlands 2-14 (0-4, 2-3, 0-3, 0-4)

Final rankings:

1. Netherlands* 6-16 pts, 2. Georgia* 6-13, 3. Lithuania 6-3, Israel 6-3.

Group F (in Chalons-en-Champagne, France)

Friday, 25 September

Ukraine vs. Slovakia 3-13 (1-3, 0-4, 1-4, 1-2)
France vs. Belarus 17-4 (4-1, 6-0, 5-2, 2-1)

Saturday, 26 September

Belarus vs. Ukraine 9-9 (3-3, 2-2, 2-3, 2-1)
France vs. Slovakia 10-9 (3-3, 3-3, 1-0, 3-3)

Sunday, 27 September

Slovakia vs. Belarus 17-5 (4-2, 4-0, 5-1, 4-2)
France vs. Ukraine 17-6 (6-1, 5-2, 3-2, 3-1)

Final rankings:

1. France* 6-15 pts, 2. Slovakia* 6-15, 3. Belarus 6-3, 4. Ukraine 6-0.

Group G (in Gzira, Malta)

Friday, 25 September

Germany vs. Poland 10-3 (1-0, 4-0, 2-2, 3-1)
Switzerland vs. Malta 8-20 (5-3, 0-7, 1-6, 2-4)

Saturday, 26 September

Germany vs. Switzerland 21-0 (4-0, 7-0, 6-0, 4-0)
Poland vs. Malta 8-13 (0-3, 2-5, 3-3, 3-2)

Sunday, 27 September

Poland vs. Switzerland 13-12 (4-3, 2-1, 4-2, 3-6)
Germany vs. Malta 24-3 (5-2, 5-1, 6-0, 8-0)

Final rankings:
1. Germany* 6-18 pts, 2. Malta* 6-9, 3. Poland 6-9, 4. Switzerland 6-0.

Group H (in Astrakhan, Russia)

Friday, 25 September

Turkey vs. Portugal 14-9 (4-2, 4-2, 4-1, 2-4)
Russia vs. Latvia 37-0 (9-0, 8-0, 9-0, 11-0)

Saturday, 26 September

Latvia vs. Portugal 0-30 (0-6, 0-8, 0-7, 0-9)
Russia vs. Turkey 11-8 (4-3, 1-0, 4-1, 2-4)

Sunday, 27 September

Turkey vs. Latvia 29-0 (7-0, 10-0, 5-0, 7-0)
Portugal vs. Russia 4-16 (1-7, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4)

Final rankings:

1. Russia* 6-18 pts, 2. Turkey* 6-12, 3. Portugal 6-6, 4. Latvia 6-0.

*qualified for 2016 European Championships
In brackets: the points gained from the first round – final ranks will be based on the total points earned. First two of each group qualify for Belgrade 2016 (10-23 January).

Directly qualified - top 8 from 2014 European Championships:
Serbia, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro, Croatia, Greece, Spain, Romania.

Draw pots

Pot 1: Serbia, Italy, Hungary, Montenegro
Pot 2: Croatia, Greece, Spain, Romania
Pot 3: Netherlands, Russia, Germany, France
Pot 4: Georgia, Slovakia, Turkey, Malta.


Women's Qualification Round 2

Group C (in Krefeld, Germany)

Friday, 25 September

Turkey vs. France 8-16 (1-4, 1-2, 4-6, 2-4)
Germany vs. Israel 20-6 (8-2, 5-1, 5-3, 2-0)

Saturday, 26 September

Turkey vs. Israel 13-8 (3-1, 3-1, 3-2, 4-4)
Germany vs. France 11-9 (2-3, 2-2, 4-1, 3-3)

Sunday, 27 September
France vs. Israel 16-4 (3-0, 3-1, 5-2, 5-1)
Germany vs. Turkey 23-10 (7-4, 4-3, 6-3, 6-0)

Final rankings:

1. Germany* 6-15 pts, 2. France* 6-15, 3. Turkey* 6-6, Israel 6-0.

Group D (in Rio Maior, Portugal)

Friday, 25 September

Croatia vs. Greece 3-24 (2-3, 0-8, 0-7, 1-6)
Switzerland vs. Portugal 1-22 (0-6, 0-6, 0-4, 1-6)

Saturday, 26 September

Greece vs. Switzerland 22-2 (6-0, 4-1, 5-0, 7-1)
Portugal vs. Croatia 8-5 (0-1, 2-1, 2-3, 4-0)

Sunday, 27 September

Croatia vs. Switzerland 17-4 (2-1, 6-1, 6-1, 3-1)
Portugal vs. Greece 3-22 (1-2, 1-7, 1-6, 0-7)

Final rankings:

1. Greece* 6-18 pts, 2. Portugal* 6-12, 3. Croatia* 6-6, 4. Switzerland 6-0.

*qualified for 2016 European Championships
First three seeded sides of the cumulative rankings from both groups (6 teams) will promote to the European Championships to be held in Belgrade (SRB) in 2016.

Directly qualified - top 5 from 2014 European Championships + host nation:

Spain, Netherlands, Hungary, Italy, Russia, Serbia

France, Malta, Georgia, Turkey secure Belgrade 2016 berths

 By: Tim Hartog  National Teams, European Championships, Qualification

Even more participants of the 2016 European Championship in Belgrade were determined on day 2 of the 2nd qualification round on Saturday. Thanks to a big 10-9 win over Slovakia the French home side secured their 2nd straight European Championships berth while the Slovaks on their part also found themselves sure of the 2016 European Championships as Belarus and Ukraine are too far behind with just one game left this weekend. Another team to obtain historic participance in the European finals is Malta who defeated Poland 8-13 on Saturday at home in the national pool that clinched the second spot in their group with Germany as winners after their crushing triumph over Switzerland: 21-0. Also Georgia made sure their will be back on the European stage following their Budapest 2014 participance by finishing 2nd in group E thanks to a big 6-17 victory over hosts Israel on Saturday. Turkey followed that example obtaining historic qualification claiming 2nd place in Astrakhan, Russia despite an 11-8 loss to home side Russia who clinched the group win while Portugal crush Latvia 0-30. As Turkey already beat Portugal on day 1 their 2nd place is ensured and will be confirmed Sunday when last ranked Latvia awaits.

In the women's tournaments Germany made highlights by beating France 11-9 in Krefeld on Saturday to take the group victory while securing themselves of Belgrade 2016.  As Greece did the same in the other group, as expected, the race for the final spot will be interesting with both France and Portugal with the same amount of points after day 2 of the 2nd round.

Full Video GEO-TUR , Tbilisi 15/02/14 Pre European Game for Budapest 2014

http://arbitroswp.blogspot.com.es/2014/02/geo-tur-pre-european-game-for-budapest.html

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Waterpolo: Espanya - Ucraïna, Full Video 01/03/14 Pre-european game play off for Budapest 2014

Ver también :
 http://arbitroswp.blogspot.com.es/2014/02/mens-qualification-tournaments-european_26.html

Men's Qualification Tournaments European Water Polo Championships 2014 (leg 2) 01/03/13

Leg 2 to be played in Dubrovnik (CRO)
01/03/2014 18:00	Croatia	14 - 6	Slovakia
Leg 2 to be played in Istanbul (TUR)
01/03/2014 18:00	Turkey	12 - 9	Georgia
Leg 2 to be played in Malta (MLT)
01/03/2014 12:30	Malta	6 - 20	France
Leg 2 to be played in Mataro (ESP)
01/03/2014 12:00	Spain	25 - 6	Ukraine
Leg 2 to be played in Moscow (RUS)
02/03/2014 13:00	Russia	12 - 10	Netherlands
Leg 2 to be played in Sunderland (GBR)
01/03/2014 19:00	Great Britain	8 - 18	Romania

http://lenresults.jumbograndieventi.it/Round.aspx?idTournament=d45006b2-89a9-4fee-8a63-70a18170d44c

Full VIDEO Game ESP-UKR :

 http://arbitroswp.blogspot.com.es/2014/03/waterpolo-espanya-ucraina-full-video.html

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Todas las fotos en :

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La selecció masculina es classifica per 

l'Europeu (FCN)

17:23 -  Aquest migdia la selecció masculina de waterpolo, amb majoria de jugadors catalans a les seves files, s'ha classificat pel Campionat d'Europa d'aquest juliol a Budapest. Els homes de Gabi Hernández han guanyat a Ucraïna per un clar 25 a 6 en el partit de tornada que s'ha jugat aquest matí a El Sorrall del C.N.Mataró. 

La selecció ha hagut de jugar dos encontres, anada i tornada, contra Ucraïna per poder-se classificar pel campionat continental d'aquest estiu. L'anada la va guanyar per 17 a 5 i la tornada per 25 a 6. 

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Spain, France first to confirm Budapest 2014 participation

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Tim Hartog

http://www.waterpoloworld.com/News/tabid/169/ArticleId/6421/news.aspx

Spain and France were the first to join the already qualified teams for the upcoming 2014 European Championships in Budapest, Hungary out of the qualification play-offs on Saturday. Spain, playing without stars such as Guillermo Molina, Marc Minguell, lefthander Xavi Garcia and top scorer Albert Español, rolled past Ukraine at home in Mataro 25-6 followed by France who defeated Malta 6-20, both after having won their respective first leg games with clear margins earlier. Although the French side was more or less regarded qualified after a clear leg 1 victory the confirmation on Saturday means they will return to Europe's main international stage after a 13-year absence when, indeed, the 2001 European Championships were held in Budapest as well. The anticipated tense finish of the series between Turkey and Georgia got close as expected. Turkey rallied back on home soil in Istanbul coming back from a 8-4 loss in leg 1 to beat the visitors 12-9 at home. Just a single goal seperated the two sides of forcing a finish with a penalty shootout. But it was not to be as Georgia hung on and survived with a 15-16 aggregate to ensure their participation at the 2014 European champs. A historic one as the team was seeking its first major competition to qualify for and got their reward on Saturday. The remaining games on Saturday produced no furthr upsets as Croatia and Romania posted respective second dominant wins to secure their places at the 2014 European Championships. Paulo Obradovic took off for the 2012 Olympic champions scoring six goals in a 14-6 win over Slovakia in Dubrovnik while Romania held on to a 10-goal margin in the final score against Great Britain, this time in Sunderland, UK. A balanced attack with ten goal scorer led the Romanians, and their new head coach Dejan Stanojevic to another planned but desired European Championships participation. Russia and The Netherlands will determine an overall winner on Sunday.


European Championships 2014 - Play-offs men's qualification

Fixtures leg 2

Saturday, 1 Mach 2014
Spain* vs. Ukraine 25-6 (4-0, 9-1, 6-2, 6-3) – in Mataro, Spain
Spain scorers: Alberto Munarriz 5, Alberto Barroso 3, Victor Gutierrez 3, Francisco Fernandez 3, Miguel de Toro 3, Ruben de Lera 2, Alejandro Bustos 2, Vicente Matoso 2, Balazs Sziranyi, Pere Estrany.

Ukraine scorers: Volodymyr Syntyk 2, Yevgen Obedisnkyy 2, Tymur Shylin, Volodymyr Voitenko.

 
Pictured: Spain's Alberto Munarriz takes a shot and head coach Gabriel Hernandez speaks to his men.Photo by www.rfen.es.

Malta vs. France* 6-20 (1-6, 2-2, 3-6, 0-6) – in Gzira, Malta
Malta scorers: Steve Camilleri 2, Niki Lanzon, Jerome Gabarretta, Matthew Zammit, Jordan Camilleri.

France scorers: Michael Bodegas 5, Romain Blary 3, Alexandre Camarasa 3, Thibaut Simon 2, Manuel Laversanne 2, Mehdi Marzouki 2, Enzo Khasz, Mathieu Peisson, Loris Jeleff.

Turkey vs. Georgia* 12-9 (2-3, 3-3, 4-1, 3-2) – in Istanbul, Turkey
Turkey scorers: Arslan Sutalo 4, Anik Sönmez 3, Cemil Özbakis, Atakan Destici, Mihajlo Korolija, Halil Beskardesler, Alican Cagatay.

Georgia scorers: Marko Jelaca 5, Marko Elez 2, Revaz Chomakhidze, Marino Franicevic.

Croatia* vs. Slovakia 14-6 (3-0, 3-2, 4-3, 4-1) – in Dubrovnik, Croatia
Croatia scorers: Paulo Obradovic 6, Niksa Dobud 3, Luka Bukic, Maro Jokovic, Petar Muslim, Ante Viskovic, Andelo Setka.

Slovakia scorers: Martin Mravik 2, Jozef Hrosir, Marin Kolarik, Andrej Janicek, Tomas Bruder.

Great Britain vs. Romania* 8-18 (5-3, 1-3, 1-5, 1-7) – in Sunderland, Great Britain
Great Britain scorers: Ciaran James 3, Glen Robinson 2, Thomas Curwen 2, Jake Vincent.

Romania scorers: Tiberiu Negrean 3, Nicolae Diaconu 2, Daniel Teohari 2, Mihnea Chioveanu 2, Alexandru Ghiban 2, Andrei Cretu, Alexandru Matei, Dimitri Goanta, Ramiro Georgescu, Alex Popoviciu.

Sunday, 2 March 2014
14:00 Russia vs. Netherlands – in Moscow, Russia

*qualified for Budapest 2014.

Men's 2014 European Championships (14-27 July) qualified teams:

- Hungary (host nation)
- Serbia
- Montenegro
- Italy
- Germany
- Greece
- Spain
- France
- Georgia
- Croatia
- Romania

Pictured: Goalie Iñaki Aguilar was one of the veterans called up for Spain's leg 2 game by new head coach Gabriel Hernandez.

The European Championships draw will be held on Sunday 9 March in Budapest. Tune in to Waterpoloworld for live results.

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España sella su clasificación para Budapest 2014 (RFEN)

01/03/2014 - La Selección Masculina ha derrotado a Ucrania por 25—6 en el encuentro de vuelta del play—off de clasificación, disputado esta mañana en la piscina de El Sorrall, Mataró. El equipo de Gabi Hernándezs, que había vencido ya por 5—17 en la ida, certifica con ello su clasificación para el Campeonato de Europa de waterpolo masculino, que se celebrará en verano en Budapest, Hungría.

El culmen a una larga semana de trabajo en el CAR de Sant Cugat ha llegado este mediodía en Mataró. A la piscina de El Sorrall han acudido junto a los 13 convocados por Gabi Hernández, entre los que destacaban los debuts de los jóvenes Edu Lorrio, Vicente Matoso y Alejandro Bustos, todos los jugadores que se han ejercitado en el CAR de Sant Cugat durante la semana.

España ha dejado claras sus intenciones en el partido desde el inicio. La Selección ha sorprendido a los ucranianos con un juego intenso y que no ha dado tregua en defensa. Los tantos de Alberto Munarriz, Fran Fernández, Víctor Gutiérrez y Pere Estrany han puesto un cómodo 4-0 en el primer receso. Aquí han acabado los minutos para el guardameta español Iñaki Aguilar, que ha cedido la portería desde el segundo cuarto al meta del Real Canoe NC, Eduardo Lorrio.

La Selección ha mantenido el pie sobre el acelerador en el segundo cuarto, certificando una impresionante manga de 9-1, con tres goles de Alberto Barroso, dos de Alberto Munarriz, Miguel de Toro, Víctor Gutiérrez y Vicente Matoso, que ha llevado al descanso un contundente 13-1. Con un Gabi Hernández reclamando a sus jugadores máxima intensidad y rotando el banquillo cada pocos minutos, España también ha goleado en la tercera manga con 6-2 (19-3 en el acumulado), manteniendo la tónica goleadora de Barroso, que con sus dos tantos de este cuartos sumaba cinco para igualar con Alberto Munárriz como máximo realizador del día. Junto a él también anotaron Bustos, Gutiérrez, Matoso y Rubén de Lera, que estrenaba su cómputo goleador.

En los últimos ocho minutos de juego, una Selección más relajada ha visto como Ucrania anotaba en tres ocasiones por primera vez en un solo cuarto, tantos contrarrestados por los seis que se repartieron Fran Fernández, Miguel de Toro y De Lera. Al final del encuentro, 25-6 y la certificación de la clasificación para el equipo español, que estará en Budapest 2014.

Ficha del partido

Foto destacada: Los 19 integrantes de la concentración de esta semana en el CAR y los 13 protagonistas del ESP-UKR con el cuerpo técnico (C. Mestres)

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G. Hernández:"Ha sido una semana muy provechosa" (RFEN)

01/03/2014 - El Seleccionador Masculino, Gabi Hernández, ponía el cierre a la semana con satisfacción del trabajo realizado y el acento puesto sobre el futuro. Del partido de hoy resaltaba la intensidad de sus jugadores en tres de las cuatro tardes, y del largo período hasta Budapest 14 señala que resta un gran trabajo para llegar al verano siendo muy competitivos.

Para empezar, el Seleccionador valoraba el partido de los suyos: “Hemos empezado con mucha intensidad, que creo que ha sorprendido a un equipo joven como el ucraniano. Hemos mantenido esa seriedad en los tres primeros cuartos; no así en el último, que no me ha acabado de gustar, porque nos ha faltado concentración en defensa, que hay que mantener hasta el final”.

El partido de hoy ponía el broche a una semana intensa de trabajo en el CAR, que perfila ideas en el futuro del equipo: “Han sido unos días de trabajo muy provechosos. Hemos visto a gente joven y el grupo ha entrenado con una intensidad muy alta, como han demostrado en el partido de hoy. Hacer 25 goles, aunque sea a un equipo como Ucrania, no es nunca sencillo”. Gabi nos revelaba los planes de futuro: “De aquí a abril realizaremos dos mini concentraciones de dos días y media. En Semana Santa haremos otra de siete días antes de empezar a perfilar las competiciones de verano. Quedan muchas cosa por probar”.

Los jugadores pasarán a partir de ahora a concentrarse en la Copa del Rey, prevista el próximo fin de semana, y la fase final de la Liga y las competiciones europeas.

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GEO-TUR Qualification game for EC Budapest 2014, Tbilisi 15/02/2013

Ver también :

http://arbitroswp.blogspot.com.es/2014/02/mens-qualification-tournaments-european.html

Recopilación de fotos :

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10202226725642159.1073741892.1010492327&type=1&l=10065b384f

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Sandro Bitadze: "We Will Hold the Toughest Match in Turkey"

http://www.worldsport.ge/en/page/sandro-bitadze-turqetshi-urtulesi-matchis-gadatana-mogviwevs

In Tbilisi, in swimming complex “Olympic”, the Georgian national water polo team defeated Turkey 8:4 in the first play off match of European Championship. The Georgians have advanced 1:0 in two-match series. The second match will take place in Istanbul on March 1. The team with the best result will be declared as a winner. The Georgians can even lose with 3 goals. In case of losing with 4 goals, the teams will play overtime. So, the Georgians have a chance to play at the final stage of European Championship for the first time.

Georgia-Turkey match caused such a great interest that there was no place to sit or stand. The match started with the advantage of the hosts and they scored goal – 1:0. Soon, the guests equalized score by penalty. Then, the hosts advanced again. The Turkish water polo players fought till the end. Goalkeeper Chumburidze played a key role in our victory. At the last minutes of the match referees sent off our veteran and one of the leaders Rezo Chomakhidze. In spite of that, the hosts managed to keep 4-goal advantage and finally, they won 8:4.

“Olympic” was crowded but the support of the fans was not good. Our team will hold the toughest match in Turkey because the Turkish fans are famous for their support and neither “mistakes” of the referees are excluded in favor of the hosts.

After the match “World Sport” talked to Sandro Bitadze, veteran water polo player and vice-president of the Georgian Water Polo Federation:

“Today we had a very tough opponent which has an experience of playing at European Championship. The boys held the toughest match. I want to thank them for winning this match”.

- Are you satisfied with the referees?

- There were mistakes toward the both teams. Overall, I am satisfied.

- Will Chomakhidze miss the next match?

- Chomakhidze will play in Turkey because this sent off does not consider missing the next match.

- What can you say about the next match?

- We will hold the toughest match. In spite of winning with 4 goals, winner of the play off will be found out in Istanbul.

- Will the Georgian fans attend the match in Istanbul?

- As I know, more than 100 fans are going to attend Turkey-Georgia match. Hopefully, their number will increase.

Georgia – Turkey 8:4

(3:1, 2:1, 2:1, 1:1)

Tbilisi. February 15. Swimming complex “Olympic”. Play off of European Championship. The first match

Georgia: Zurab Chumburidze (goalkeeper); Beka Kapanadze (goalkeeper), Galaktion Laitadze, Beka Kavtaradze, Beka Kenkadze, Zurab Rurua (cap.), Mikheil Bagaturia, Aleksandre Rusishvili, Giorgi Khvedeliani, Konstantine Gegelashvili, Tato Nikoleishvili, Damir Crepulja, Marino Franicevic, Marko Jelaca, Marko Elez, Revaz Imnaishvili, Revaz Chomakhidze

Head coach: Vladimer Iselidze
Coach: Jovan Popovic

Goals:

Georgia: Elaca (3), Crepulja (2), Elez, Chomakhidze, Rurua (1)

Turkey: Ozbakis (3), Sutalo (1)

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