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Table tennis and para Table tennis at the 2020 European Universities Games in Belgrade

  • October 25, 2019
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Belgrade Serbia’s capital city will host European Universities Games next July with 21 sports featuring on the programme. A total of 2 020 medals will be awarded at next year’s EUSA Games.

 

Organisers have revealed the preliminary sports schedule for the 2020 European Universities Games in Belgrade. Table tennis starts on July 12th and it will last 5 days whilst para table tennis strts on 14th and it will last for three days. The opening ceremony is also scheduled for the July 12th.

 

The fifth edition of the Games is expected to feature 5 500 athletes which would be a record for event.

 

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