Greece defeated Montenegro 14-13, to advance to the semifinals of the World Aquatics Men’s Water Polo World Cup, continuing its campaign for a place on the podium.
The Greek national team secured the victory after a closely contested quarterfinal, showing composure in the decisive moments to overcome Montenegro and book its place among the tournament’s final four teams.
Greece controlled key stretches of the match with strong defensive organization and effective attacking play, keeping pressure on Montenegro throughout the game.
The victory sends Greece into the semifinals, where it will face the next challenge in its pursuit of a World Cup medal.
Greece holds off Montenegro in crucial quarterfinal
The match was expected to be a demanding battle between two experienced European water polo nations, with both teams fighting for a place in the medal rounds.
Greece managed to maintain the advantage when it mattered most, limiting Montenegro’s opportunities and taking advantage of its own scoring chances.
The Greek defense played a decisive role, preventing Montenegro from building momentum and allowing Greece to close out the match successfully.
Greece moves closer to World Cup medal
With the semifinal qualification, Greece remains in contention for another major international distinction.
The team has become one of the most consistent forces in world water polo in recent years, and the win over Montenegro keeps its medal hopes alive at the tournament.
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