The conquest of the bronze medal was celebrated by Men’s national pole at the Singapore World Championship. Theodore Vlachos’ team demonstrated power against Serbia In the small final, dominating 16-7 and climbed to the podium for the third time in the last four world championships!
The men’s national pole followed the women’s path in the final with Hungary and left no room for questioning in Serbia from the beginning.
For the first time in the history of Greek water polo, the group of men and women went to the podium in the same event, a sign of the huge quality in the Greek pole, which dominates the world.
The match
After an ambiguous first eight minutes (2-2), the blue-white ended the throttle and made it 8-2 with a series of 8-2, cleaning the bronze medal early.
The Serbs had lost them and began to get their classic annoyance when nothing is going well for them. For her part, Thodoris Vlachos’ team continued to play seminar defenses straight, but mostly with a lesser player!
As such, the difference began to escape a lot, with the Men’s National Pole leading 10-2 at the beginning of the third eighty.
Without encountered the slightest problem, the blue-white continued to dominate the pool, with a third eight minutes finding it steadily ahead of the score with 6 goals (11-5).
Thodoris Vlachos told his citizens not to relax even though the difference was great and they faithfully followed his instructions, continuing to demonstrate power against the Serbs.
The difference was up to 9 goals (14-5), with the last four minutes being procedural.