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Best sports moments in 2005

31 December 2005

Serbia-Montenegro's sports highlights in 2005:

Mateja Kezman, left, and Nikola Zigic celebrate goal against Bosnia and Herzegovina during the World Football Cup qualifier

Author: Beta

Serbian teenager Ana Ivanovic won her first WTA Tour title, beating Melinda Czink of Hungary in the Canberra Classic. | more |

Jelena Lolovic took three medals at the 22nd Winter Universiade in Innsbruck. | more |

Serbia and Montenegro downed Greece to win the fifth place at the world handball championship in Tunisia. | more |

Vladimir Radmanovic of Serbia and Montenegro was last in the three-point shooting contest at the NBA All-Star 2005 weekend in Denver. | more | Partizan failed to reach quarter-finals of UEFA Cup. | more |

Serbia-Montenegro's Aleksandar Karakasevic and Ruta Garkauskaitei, of Lithuania, won gold medal in mixed doubles at the European table tennis championship in Aarhus | more |

Partizan lost to Savona in LEN Trophy final. | more |

Nenad Zimonjic of Serbia and Montenegro and Indian Leander Paes won the doubles title of the Barcelona Open. | more |

Hemofarm Vrsac won the Adriatic League title after a victory over Partizan Belgrade in the final match. | more |

Serbia and Montenegro won 32 medals at the 15th Mediterranean Games in Almeria.| more |

One of the famous Serbian basketball player Aleksandar Djordjevic quit his career. | more |

Serbia and Montenegro were defeated by Brazil in the final match of the volleyball World League. | more |

Serbia-Montenegro dominated the Under-18 European basketball championship for men, women's team took silver at the Under-19 world championship. | more |

Danilo Ikodinovic celebrates his goal against Hungary in the final match of the men's water polo tournament at the World Aquatic Championships in Montreal

Author: Reuters

Danilo Ikodinovic scored four goals, helping Serbia-Montenegro upset defending champion Hungary for the gold medal in the men's water polo tournament at the World Aquatic Championships in Montreal. | more |

Serbia-Montenegro sank Hungary to win water polo World League. | more |

Partizan Belgrade failed to enter the group stage of the Champions League. | more |

Nenad Zimonjic, along with his partner Katarina Srebotnik of Slovenia, was defeated by Daniela Hantuchova of Slovakia and Mahesh Bhupathi of India in the U.S. Open mixed doubles final. | more |

Serbia and Montenegro defeated Spain in straight sets to win bronze medal at the European Men's Volleyball Championship in Belgrade. | more | Serbia and Montenegro were knocked out by France in the playoff match of the European basketball championship in Belgrade. | more |

Serbia and Montenegro booked their entry to the 2006 World Football Cup in Germany with a win over Bosnia-Herzegovina. | more |

Serbia and Montenegro will play at the finals of next year's UEFA European Under-21 Championship after a 5-2 aggregate success in play-off matches against Croatia. | more |

Nenad Zimonjic and Leander Paes lost in the final match of the Tennis Masters Cup. | more | Serbia-Montenegro received invitation for 2006 World Basketball Cup. | more |