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European Water Polo Championship begins in Belgrade
Belgrade,
31 August 2006
The European Water Polo Championship games will be inaugurated this evening in Belgrade at 9 pm. The inaugurating ceremony will be held near Kula Nebojsa tower at Kalamegdan fortress.
The European championship games for women and men will last from September 1 to 10, when the finals will be held.
The women’s games for the championship title will be played in swimming pool Tasmajdan, and for men in Banjica.
Serbia’s national men’s team will play in Group A against Spain, Slovakia, Holland, Romania and Russia. Serbia will play their first match on September 1 at 8.15 pm against Russia.
Group B consists of Croatia, Hungary, Greece, Germany, Slovenia and Italy.
Eight teams will take part in the European championship for women, and Serbia’s national women’s team will play in Group A against Holland, Hungary and Spain.
Serbia’s women’s team will play against Spain in the first round on September 1 at 12 noon.
Women’s Group B includes Italy, Russia, Germany and Greece.
The women’s games for the championship title will be played in swimming pool Tasmajdan, and for men in Banjica.
Serbia’s national men’s team will play in Group A against Spain, Slovakia, Holland, Romania and Russia. Serbia will play their first match on September 1 at 8.15 pm against Russia.
Group B consists of Croatia, Hungary, Greece, Germany, Slovenia and Italy.
Eight teams will take part in the European championship for women, and Serbia’s national women’s team will play in Group A against Holland, Hungary and Spain.
Serbia’s women’s team will play against Spain in the first round on September 1 at 12 noon.
Women’s Group B includes Italy, Russia, Germany and Greece.
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