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Denamark beat Poland after five matches

  • January 30, 2023
  • 10:24 pm
  • European Championships

In Roskilde in Group A of the Men’s Stage one of the European Championships Denmark beat Poland.

Jonathan GROTH was in full swing tonight. In the opening match he overcame Milosz REDZIMSKI (11:4 11:6 4:11 12:10) and in the fourth duel he beat Jakub DYJAS (11:8 11:5 11:4). In the decisive match Anders LIND overcame REDZIMSKI (11:4 12:10 11:5).

Jakub DYJAS beat LIND (11:6 13:15 12:10 11:9) and Samuel KULCZYCKI overcame Tobias RASMUSSEN (11:5 10:12 11:4 11:9).

Denmark already beat Poland in the away match and lost to Portugal. Portugal also beat Poland.

 

 

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