Magistral and Grand-Quevilly in straight matches

December 15, 2013
12:00 am
Europe Cup Men

TTC Magistral Moscow and ALCL Tennis de Table Grand-Quevilly secured passage to the fourth round of the Men’s and Women’s ETTU Cup. Team from Russia succeeded against Roskilde Bordtennis BTK61 in straight matches. Vasily LAKEEV was the only player forced

TTC Magistral Moscow and ALCL Tennis de Table Grand-Quevilly secured passage to the fourth round of the Men’s and Women’s ETTU Cup.

Team from Russia succeeded against Roskilde Bordtennis BTK61 in straight matches. Vasily LAKEEV was the only player forced to go full distance. Allan BENTSEN prolonged the end to five games and the result 11:6 11:13 10:12 12:10 16:14 speaks for itself. After such duel Alexey LIVENTSOV and Mikhail PAIKOV sealed their victories against Finn TUGWELL and Claus NIELSEN in more effective way.

ALCL Tennis de Table Grand-Quevilly overcame Bursa Büyüksehir Belediyespor Külübü at home soil. Stephanie LOUEILLETTE overcame Sibel REMZI LI He beat Anamaria SEBE and Laura CARDON accounted at Aysegul DEMIRTAS.

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