Victory for Hungary in Spain

ITTF-European Teams Championships

 

In in the fourth round of the first phase of the ITTF-European Teams Championships Spain lost against Hungary on home soil. Dora MADARASZ overcame Maria XIAO Georgina POTA prevailed against Galia DVORAK and Szandra PERGEL beat Alba FERNANDEZ. It was the last match of the Round in A Groups of the Women’s Event.

 

In B Groups in Men’s Event England recorded straight matches victory against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Tom JARVIS overcame Armin ALICIC Sam WALKER prevailed against Edin KOJIC and David McBEATH accounted for Luka MATKOVIC.

 

 

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