Ruthless Dr. CASL reaches final in Croatia

National Championships

 

Reigning ECLW champion Dr. CASL once again will play in the final of National Championships of Croatia (HEP Superliga) as they beat TIS 4:0 in the return leg of the semi-finals. Zagreb’s side enters ultimate stage after two 4:0 wins and 24:0 set-ratio in both legs.

 

Each of four encounters in the second semi-final clash has been decided in straight games: FU Yu vs. ARAPOVIC NI Xia Lian vs. CAKOL DURAK vs. JAZBEC and FU/NI – CAKOL/JAZBEC. Actual both ECLW and Croatian champion is going to play against Varazdin in the 2018/19 HEP Superliga final.

 

Dr. CASL will defend ECLW crown next month May 3-11 against actual runner-up KTS Enea Siarka Tarnobrzeg.

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