Bulgaria capped a successful home European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Varna with a haul of eight medals, as the return of Russian and Belarus athletes to continental competition drew widespread attention. The championship marks the ongoing reshaping of the sport with the introduction of the All-Around category.
On this episode of Between the Games we take a look at last night’s face off in Istanbul. What it means for Turkey to beat Serbia twice in a row and how the FIBA Qualifier Windows help form a plethora of playing choices for Team Serbia.
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Pratite najnovija dešavanja sa Zimskih igara na Instagramu stranice SidelineSRB. Poseban je fokus, kao što znate, na umetničkom klizanju.
…Team Serbia won a new European gold by beating Hungary (10-7) in true champions fashion, receiving the love of the packed Belgrade Arena. The Dolphins built an impenetrable wall that proves itself to be undefeatable ahead of quite literally – everything.
Srpski Delfini su ponovo pokazali svoje najvažnije osobine: otpornost i nepobedivost. Zaigrali su snažno uprkos bolesti i doneli novo zlato u Beogradu, pred punom Arenom. Nakon osam godina, na ljubav i radost navijača širom regiona, nova generacija je pokazala silu koja čini prave šampione.
…Serbia beats Hungary at their home court in Belgrade (15:14) ensuring a clear semifinals of the European Championship. The water polo classic offered strong physicality, as well as the depiction of true possibilities in the new pool dimensions.
The dancers of the Moiseyev Ballet were sure to bring Belgrade to its feet in a standing ovation. Beautifully dressed in gold-embroidered costumes, they showcased masterful skill and amazing athletic abilities, smiling through the complex choreography, making it all seem effortless.
Barcelona were able to pull off an important win in Belgrade against Partizan (78:76), despite the packed Arena showcasing its signature roar.
Partizan beat Efes (93:87) at the Belgrade Arena in a big rematch, defining the team’s energy this season.
Team Serbia racked a decisive victory against the Czech Republic (82:60). After a tense 48 hours, and the hamstring injury of captain Bogdan Bogdanović, the Serbian squad stepped on the court refreshed and ready for new challenges with Stefan Jović as interim captain.
