Victory for AS Pontoise Cergy TT at the start of Campaign in Group D

In the Groups D in Champions Legue Men AS Pontoise Cergy TT overcame Roskilde Bordtennis BTK 61 in four matches.

Marcos FREITAS was the key player with two wins over Michael MAZE (11:5 11:4 11:4) and Jens LUNDQUIST (11:7 11:1 11:4). In the second match CHO Seung Min lost to Jens (9:11 11:8 7:11 7:11) and Esteban DORR overcame Mikkel HINDERSSON (11:5 8:11 11:5 11:6).

 
“It is always tough to play against such experienced players. In the end I am happy we finished with a victory im happy with the way I played and looking forward to the next match against Saarbrucken ” said Marcos FREITAS.

 

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