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Serbia lose to Spain for water polo bronze
Melbourne,
1 April 2007
Serbia was defeated by Spain after a penalty shootout, 17-18, for the men's water polo bronze at the FINA World Championships.
Serbia's goalkeeper Denis Sefik
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Reuters
The two teams finished regular time with the scores tied at 8-8, and scored a goal each in extra time to force the shootout.
Udovicic, Vujasinovic and Filipovic had two each for Serbia. Ciric, Nikic and Prlainovic added one goal each for the 2006 European champions.
Croatia beat Hungary 9-8 in extra time for the gold medal.
Udovicic, Vujasinovic and Filipovic had two each for Serbia. Ciric, Nikic and Prlainovic added one goal each for the 2006 European champions.
Croatia beat Hungary 9-8 in extra time for the gold medal.
Final Standings
1. CROATIA
2. Hungary
3. Spain
4. Serbia
5. Italy
6. Greece
7. Russia
8. Germany
9. USA
10. Australia
11. Romania
12. Canada
13. China
14. South Africa
15. New Zealand
16. Japan
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