Hungary beat Czech Republic in Haviron

April 18, 2018
8:47 pm
European Championships

ITTF European Team Championships 2018/19

In the Women’s Event in ITTF European Team Championships 2018/19 Czech Republic suffered defeat in their first match in A Groups. After defeat in previous round against Spain Hungary recorded away victory.

Hana MATELOVA was the only player who brought joy for homes team supporters. She overcame Szandra PERGEL. However Georgina POTA in her both matches and Dora MADARASZ in the opening one prevailed against Dana CECHOVA and Hana MATELOVA.

This was the last game from Round 2 played on March 27^th. Next round is scheduled for May 22nd. However on April 24^th Greece will host England in Women’s Event and in Men’s B Group Serbia will play against England on May 7^th. Match Greece – England you can follow live on laola1.tv

Czech Republic – Hungary 1:3

Dana CECHOVA – Dora MADARASZ (7:11 7:11 12:10 8:11)

Renata STRBIKOVA – Georgina POTA (4:11 4:11 6:11)

Hana MATELOVA – Szandra PERGEL (11:7 11:3 7:11 11:6)

Dana CECHOVA – Georgina POTA (12:10 11:13 10:12 10:12)

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