November 2024

Novi Beograd had to overcome some headaches to down Oradea and secure the top rank in Group A, but Steaua’s win in Hannover leaves the 8th qualifying spot open – so a Romanian showdown will decide who will go through on the final day. In Group B, title-holders Ferencvaros blew away Radnicki to finish top, while Jadran Split made no mistakes to beat Dinamo and advance to the next stage. Group A VK Novi Beograd (SRB) 12-10 CSM Oradea (ROU)Waspo 98 Hannover (GER) 9-12 CSA Steaua Bucharest (ROU) Standings: 1. Novi Beograd 15, 2. Oradea 8, 3. Steaua 6, 4. Hannover 1 Oradea would have needed at least a point to secure their spot in the next round (regardless of the outcome of the evening match), and they were close to getting it in Beograd, but the Serbs prevailed in the end. NBG started dominating in the second period, gaining a 5-3 lead, then Vasilije Martinovic added two fine goals to give the home side a 7-4 lead at half-time. Three minutes into the third, the Romanians were back in it after netting two for 7-6, however, the Serbs delivered a swift response, as Martinovic and Dimitrios Skoumpakis buried extras to reset the three-goal gap. With 1:06 remaining, Novi went 11-7 up, but their comfortable lead soon vanished as Oradea hit two in a span of 31 seconds to start the final period at 11-9. The Serbs missed a man-up early in the fourth, and even though Milan Glusac delivered two great saves within one man-down, he couldn’t put a hand on David Belenyesi’s blast from the perimeter to make it 11-10 and there was still 4:39 to play. The following four minutes saw a huge fight, NBG missed two man-ups, while Filip Gardasevic couldn’t score his fifth from a counter which would have been the equaliser. In contrast, Martinovic hit his fifth of the night to close down the contest 49 seconds from time and secure NBG’s top spot. Steaua benefitted from Oradea’s earlier defeat and kept their chance to make the cut as they downed Waspo in Hannover in a hard-fought match. The Romanians established a 3-5 lead, but the hosts climbed back with two late goals to 5-5 in the second quarter, though they could have done more as they had seven man-ups alone in this period. Hannover scored one early in the third to go 6-5 ahead, but Steaua hit back with a powerful 0-3 rush in 1:50 minutes. Mark Gansen pulled one back then Steaua’s Francesco Iudean fired in two 6m shots before the last break to open up a 7-10 advantage. Antonio Buha netted an extra one minute into the fourth, but Tudor-Andrei Fulea also converted a 6 on 5 right away. Buha then scored from action and Waspo had two fine chances to come even closer, but they missed both and Fulea sent the ball home from a man-up 3:48 from time to settle the bill. The result paved the way for a classic Romanian showdown on the last day, as the clash of Oradea and Steaua will decide the second qualifying spot in this group. Group B Jadran Split (CRO) 12-5 Dinamo Tbilisi (GEO)FTC-Telekom Budapest (HUN) 16-4 Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) Standings: 1. FTC 15, 2. Jadran 11, 3. Radnicki 4, 4. Dinamo 0 Both Jadran and FTC did a clean and professional job – although what Ferencvaros did with Radnicki was more than a clean job, as the title-holders completely dismantled the Serbian side. Deep into the third period, Ferencvaros led 11-1, and Soma Vogel’s save percentage stood at 88% – the Serbs only managed to beat him from a 6 on 4, and at the second attempt after their first shot was saved. In 21 minutes, that was somewhat incredible in view of Radnicki’s star-studded line-up. FTC were devastating once more, with Krisztian Manhercz hitting three of their first four goals, and later almost everyone joined the party from the home side. After 11-1, the Serbs found the back of the net twice from back-to-back possessions, but it was short-lived happinness, if it was at all. They managed to add another early in the fourth, yet they conceded four more to be knocked out by 12 goals. Vogel finished with 14 saves from 18 shots for an incredible 78% – while the Serbian goalies had four saves combined from 20 shots, which perfectly highlighted the major difference between the teams. FTC booked the top spot before the last round and Jadran also secured their Quarter Final berth as they decided the match against Dinamo by half-time. Marko Bijac had another outstanding evening in the Croats’ goal, finishing with a remarkable 11 saves from 16 shots for 69%. Jadran slowed down a little in the second half, which ended 5-4, but there could be no complaints as the three points were already safely staying in Split. Indeed, the home side were very clinical, scoring 12 goals from 25 shots and 22 of those were on target, which was a great demonstration of their fine concentration levels. – Watch all the Champions League matches live on www.euroaquaticstv.com, and stay up-to-date with live results, group tables and real-time updates through the European Aquatics App. Download it here: Google Play.

There is a good chance all eight quarter-final berths will be booked in the penultimate round of the Group Stage. Three teams have already advanced on Day 4, as Ferencvaros, Novi Beograd and Barceloneta each maintained their perfect record (4/4) and another win would also secure the top spot for them. Men’s Champions League Fixtures, Day 5(all times are CET) Group A (Wednesday)18.15 Novi Beograd (SRB) v CSM Oradea (ROU)20.00 Waspo 98 Hannover (GER) v Steua Bucharest (ROU) Group B (Wednesday)18.15 Jadran Split (CRO) v Dinamo Tbilisi (GEO)20.00 FTC-Telekom Budapest (HUN) v Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) Group C (Tuesday)20.00 CN Marseille (FRA) v Vasas-Plaket (HUN)20.00 Zodiac CNA Barceloneta (ESP) v Jadran m:tel Herceg Novi (MNE) Group D (Tuesday)18.15 Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE) v KEIO CN Sabadell (ESP)18.15 RN Savona (ITA) v Primorac Kotor (MNE) In Group A, Novi Beograd need only a point against Oradea to finish first, though the Serbs will still go all-out for a fifth win. In this match, the visiting side may also qualify, as they possibly can even afford to lose the match if their fellow Romanian side fail to beat Waspo. Since that game will take place in Hannover, the Germans will put up a good fight as they don’t want to let this stage go without a positive result. Two home wins would settle everything in Group B and no doubt this double is very much on the cards, as Jadran face winless Dinamo in Split and Ferencvaros have been simply overwhelming so far. The Hungarians are 15/15 this season, though Radnicki won’t give anything for free and that may result in a great game being played on Wednesday evening. Something similar is expected in Group C where the scenario is exactly the same. Barceloneta are already through and are clear favourites to top the table and beat Jadran Herceg Novi this week. This outcome would open the door for Marseille, as the French would just have to beat Vasas to go through. While this looks probable, we need to recall Day 2 when the Hungarians upset Marseille, however, the recent form of the two sides points towards a home victory. And two home wins would also end the ‘chaos’ in Group D. While this won’t be any surprise, here the ‘expect the unexpected’ rule has been enforced by the four teams. Olympiacos, for example, are yet to win a home match in regular time in the Group Stage. And Sabadell will arrive with the utmost determination to grab their last chance to make the cut, so the Greeks must bring their A game to the pool to avoid more embarrassment in Piraeus. At the same time, in Savona, the Italians will go for all three points against Primorac, which would send them through if Olympiacos also win. Anyway, a victory would either guarantee a QF berth for Savona or bolster their chances to advance on the last day. Kotor only have a mathematical chance, but even the optimistic calculation is so wild that hardly anyone would count on it in Montenegro. Facts and Figures Group ANovi Beograd (SRB) v CSM Oradea (ROU)Points gained so farNBG: 3333ORA: 3023Head-to-head: 1-0Day 2: 15-9 Waspo 98 Hannover (GER) v Steua Bucharest (ROU)Points gained so farHAN: 0100STE: 0210Head-to-head: 2-1Day 2: 8-8, pen: 4-5. 2021-22: 10-9, 13-12 Group BJadran Split (CRO) v Dinamo Tbilisi (GEO)Points gained so farJAD: 2303DIN: 0000Head-to-head: 4-1Day 2: 16-10. 2022-23: 12-7, 21-7. 2021-22: 15-13, 11-12 FTC-Telekom Budapest (HUN) v Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB)Points gained so farFTC: 3333RAD: 1030Head-to-head: 2-0 (1d)Day 2: 12-5. 2021-22: 11-11, 13-12 Group CCN Marseille (FRA) v Vasas-Plaket (HUN)Points gained so farMAR: 3003VAS: 0300Head-to-head: 0-1Day 2: 11-13 Zodiac CNA Barceloneta (ESP) v Jadran m:tel Herceg Novi (MNE)Points gained so farBAR: 3333JHN: 0030Head-to-head: 7-0Day 2: 19-14. 2020-21: 13-11, 12-9. 2019-20: 12-6, 13-12. 2015-16: 6-5, 15-10 Group DOlympiacos Piraeus (GRE) v KEIO CN Sabadell (ESP)Points gained so farOLY: 2303SAB: 3021Head-to-head: 1-0Day 2: 15-8 RN Savona (ITA) v Primorac Kotor (MNE)Points gained so farSAV: 0332PRI: 1010Head-to-head: 1-0Day 4: 18-12 — Watch all the Champions League Men action live on www.euroaquaticstv.com and stay up-to-date with live results/tables and real-time updates through the European Aquatics App. Download it here: Google Play.

Great away wins sent Novi Beograd and Ferencvaros through to the men’s Champions League Quarter Final Stage on Wednesday night. Oradea edged out Hannover for the lonely home victory in the entire round and that could also be worth a QF berth for the Romanians. Jadran Split played splendidly in the second half in Kragujevac and the Croats are also well placed to advance to the next round. Group A Steaua Bucharest (ROU) 8-15 VK Novi Beograd (SRB)CSM Oradea (ROU) 10-9 Waspo 98 Hannover (GER) Standings: 1. Novi Beograd 12pts, 2. Oradea 8pts, 3. Steaua 3pts, 4. Hannover 1pt Novi Beograd had no headaches on Wednesday night as they ticked their number one goal and advanced to the quarters in style. The game in Bucharest was never the same as the one they played on Day 1 in Belgrade. At home, NBG had to fight hard to down the Romanians in the final period, but away, Steaua had already crashed in the opening period as the Serbs sailed to a 2-5 lead. The home side had a better spell early in the second, netting two and killing a man-down, but their hopes were soon brutally dashed as NBG responded with a mighty 0-4 rush which included three splendid action goals and one from a 6 on 5, leaving no doors open for the Romanians to return to the game. The gap kept widening in the second half as the hosts struggled to stop the Serbian offence. While they lost 11-7 last month, this time NBG hit 15 and secured their QF berth with unexpected ease. Fellow Romanian side Oradea had better luck – though their task was easier as they faced bottom-ranked Hannover. Still, the Germans forced a big fight, just like they did two weeks ago in Belgrade, as they seem to have reached another level in composure. While on Day 1, Oradea had been dominating throughout (they won by one, but were ahead by a bigger margin for most of the game), this time they had to dig deep to land all three points. The first period went according to their plans as they managed to take a 4-2 lead. Hannover stepped up after the first break, killing a man-down which could have given the hosts a three-goal advantage, then Nikola Milardovic converted a 6 on 5 for 4-3. The Romanians missed two more man-ups and Luka Lozina scored a great goal two seconds from time to level the scores at 4-4. Levente Vancsik broke the ice for Oradea, with his 6m blast ending a 10-minute barren streak, and with a couple of fine finishes from Filip Gardasevic, the home side gained a 7-5 lead late in the third, but Waspo’s veteran Croat Hrvoje Benic pulled one back to prepare the ground for the ultimate battle in the last eight minutes. The local fans then watched on in horror as the Germans netted two from action in 31 seconds to go ahead for the first time in the match at 7-8. The post then saved Hannover in the next man-down, but they couldn’t double their lead and Ivan Gusarov’s blast from distance brought Oradea back to even. Both sides put away a man-up in quick succession, so it stood 9-9 with 2:45 remaining. The refs let the teams decide six on six in the remaining time and it was Gusarov who managed to hit the winner from the perimeter with 1:03 on the clock. Hannover managed two more shots, but both were blocked and the Romanians could then celebrate the victory, which puts them five points clear ahead of arch-rivals Steaua with two rounds to go. Group B Dinamo Tbilisi (GEO) 7-18 FTC-Telekom Budapest (HUN)SPD Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) 11-14 Jadran Split (CRO) 1. Ferencvaros 12pts, 2. Jadran 8pts, 3. Radnicki 4pts, 4. Dinamo 0pts Though Dinamo managed to get back to even after two fast goals from FTC, the title-holders rolled on, adding three in a span of 95 seconds. Stylianos Argyropoulos put away the last two for 2-5 and Fradi went on launching quick counters in the second. After 2-2, the Hungarians staged a powerful 1-8 rush which practically put the game to bed by half-time. Watching the Magyars’ rock-solid defence, it was somewhat stunning to see Dinamo hit three goals from as many possessions at the beginning of the third, though Erik Molnar and Marton Vamos were on target too, so it still stood 6-12. Ferencvaros soon tightened their defence, with incoming reserve goalie Daniel Szakonyi closing the shop and showing that stopping penalties is not only the privilege of his fellow goalie Soma Vogel, as another 0-6 run followed. Dinamo could add only one goal, after 14 minutes, to reach the same number they produced in Budapest on Day 1, though FTC scored two more as they stopped at 18. Radnicki and Jadran did not hold back anything in the opening quarter of the big evening match in Kragujevac. It was a classic Serbian v Croatian duel with a lot physicality, huge blasts, great action goals, converted man-ups, and also missed ones. Jadran took the lead from time to time, but the home side replied almost immediately on each occasion – at least until 4-4. Dusan Banicevic’s extra-man goal gave the Croats a 4-5 lead at the end of an action-packed first quarter. Radnicki’s response was delayed, but it arrived after a little more than three minutes into the second, as Dusan Vasic’s magnificent lob made it 5-5. Jadran needed just 21 seconds to take back the lead thanks to Ivan Zovic’s left-handed blast from the perimeter. The script continued as after an exchange of 6 on 5s goals, Nikola Jaksic buried a penalty to level the scores for the 7th time in the game, 58 seconds before half-time. Then came the first ‘break’ by Jadran, they scored back-to-back goals for the first time, Zovic finished off an extra, then the Serbs missed their 6 on 5 and a loosened defence left enough space

Barceloneta became the first team to reach the Quarter Final Stage of the men’s Champions League after another convincing win, this time over Vasas in Budapest. Marseille’s defence had a tremendous evening, holding Jadran to just three goals to return to winning ways after back-to-back defeats. Olympiacos delivered under pressure, two weeks after their home defeat to Savona, as the bronze medallists from last season thrashed Primorac in Kotor. Savona were on their way to claiming three more points in an away match, only to blow a three-goal lead in the last few minutes in Sabadell – but at least they won the shootout. Group C Vasas Plaket (HUN) 10-15 Zodiac CNA Barceloneta (ESP)PVK Jadran m:tel Herceg Novi (MNE) 3-9 CN Marseille (FRA) Standings: 1. Barceloneta 12pts, 2. Marseille 6pts, 3. Jadran 3pts, 4. Vasas 3pts On the opening day, Vasas suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of Barceloneta, and the 18-7 thrashing was their worst defeat in their long history in the top tier cup. Less than three minutes into the game, the long shadows of that day seemed to reappear as Barceloneta scored from their first three possessions. With 2:19 to go still in the first period, it was 1-5, same as on Day 1, and Vasas collapsed after that. It happened differently this time. Though the script was not dramatically altered but Vasas could find the back of the net a couple of times and trailed 5-10 at half-time. The second half was even, in the pool and on the scoreboard too, though Barceloneta’s win was never in danger as the hosts could never cut inside four goals. The Spanish charge was led by Alvaro Granados and Vince Vigvari who netted four apiece. The win secured Barceloneta’s spot in the Quarter Final Stage and they need a point to finish as group winners. Later on Tuesday evening, Marseille played the perfect game in Herceg Novi. While the French were impressive in offence in the first three rounds, which was no surprise with the tremendous quality they have, their defence never started clicking. They have conceded 43 goals so far, which is not the best stat for a team vying for some bigger success in this event. Then came their rematch with Jadran, and Marseille were absolutely overwhelming. Their 0-4 opening set the tone and the Montenegrins never recovered from the shock. Aleksandar Ivovic, the most experienced player among the hosts, scored from the perimeter early in the second, but there was no follow-up. Instead, Thomas Vernoux blasted one in immediately, Jadran missed two man-ups and a bit later Andrija Prlainovic added another one for 1-6. Though the home side also did well in defending in the third, they couldn’t push the ball behind fellow Montenegrin goalie Petar Tesanovic and a penalty goal further expanded the gap by the end of this quarter. Two minutes into the fourth it really looked bad at 1-9, indeed Jadran could only score a lonely goal in 26 minutes. Then they struck twice in 71 seconds, but no more – Marseille not only won, but in this match they set a new record in the Group Stage for holding the opposite team to the fewest goals. And with two home matches in hand, they have a strong chance to make the cut. Group D Primorac Kotor (MNE) 9-18 Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE)KEIO Sabadell (ESP) 11-11 (2-3P) RN Savona (ITA) Standings: 1. Olympiacos 8pts, 1. Savona 8pts, 3. Sabadell 6, 4. Primorac 2 After their embarrassing loss to Savona at home, Olympiacos played under pressure in Kotor against Primorac – the team which had almost upset the Greeks on Day 1 and were a good shot away from winning the match, first in regular time, then in the shootout. This time, Olympiacos left no room for doubt as they stormed to a 0-3 lead and even though Luka Murisic put Primorac on the scoreboard with 21 seconds to go, Konstantinos Genidounias fired one from distance with 0:02 on the clock for 1-4. The Montenegrins had a better spell early in the second, netted back-to-back man-up goals, killed a 4 on 6 and had a chance to go even, but missed the shot. Next came the Greeks and in a span of 1:45 minutes they practically decided the match. Four possessions, four action goals, and that closed down the contest. Dimitrios Dimou also scored one in the dying seconds for 3-9 and Andro Buslje sent the ball home from the Greeks’ first 6 on 5 in the third, so Olympiacos staged a 0-6 run. It was halted but only temporarily as last season’s bronze medallists scored five more goals in this period too and stopped at 18 at the end. The other clash in Sabadell offered a lot more excitements. Indeed it turned into a thriller despite Savona looking really strong for the majority of the game. The Italians managed to build a massive 4-8 lead early in the third as their veteran sniper, 40-year-old Pietro Figlioli never stopped launching rockets – he’d already blasted four at this stage. Sabadell still fought on and came back to 8-9, though Gianmarco Nicosia stopped a second penalty during the hosts’ surge. Sabadell even had a man-up to equalise but missed it while Figlioli buried his fifth 36 seconds from time for 8-10. After some heavy battling, Luca Damonte scored his third to expand the Italians’ lead to three goals and even though there was still 4:44 minutes to play, Savona looked too strong. But they couldn’t add any more in the remaining time, while Sabadell, despite missing two man-ups, managed to score the last two and also hit one from action. Kanstantin Averka’s equaliser came 22 seconds from time, as Savona forced an extra five seconds from time but Figlioli’s ball was blocked so the outcome was left to penalties. Nicosia carried on his momentum, after stopping two in regular time, he went on saving the first three and at 0-2, Savona had to convert

The first three teams may land in the Quarter Final Round after Day 4 of the men’s Champions League Group Stage. All FTC, Barceloneta and Novi Beograd need is a win – though the three favourites face tough away tests. The hunt for the remaining QF spots is just intensifying and for this reason, the other matches promise extremely tough battles. Men’s Champions League Water PoloFixtures, Day 4(CET times shown) Group A (Wednesday) 19.15 Steaua Bucharest (ROU) v VK Novi Beograd (SRB)21.00 CSM Oradea (ROU) v Waspo 98 Hannover (GER) Group B (Wednesday) 19.15 Dinamo Tbilisi (GEO) v FTC-Telekom Budapest (HUN)20.00 SPD Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) v Jadran Split (CRO) Group C (Tuesday) 18.15 Vasas-Plaket (HUN) v Zodiac CNA Barceloneta (ESP)20.00 Jadran m:tel Herceg Novi (MNE) v CN Marseille (FRA) Group D (Tuesday) 18.15 Primorac Kotor (MNE) v Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE)18.15 KEIO Sabadell (ESP) v RN Savona (ITA) Novi Beograd just have to beat Steaua to secure their berth in the Quarter Final Round and this looks like an achievable target, even in Bucharest. The Serbs have enjoyed a great run so far in Group A, and also posted fine results recently in other competitions, like an away win over arch-rivals Radnicki in the Regional League. Steaua, meanwhile, have dropped valuable points in their two home matches, blowing two-goal leads in the dying minutes and gaining three points in the shootouts, instead of six. This doesn’t bode well for the Romanians against the group-leader. At the same time, Oradea may go five points clear ahead of their local rivals by beating Hannover. The Germans showed some strength in Belgrade, but they have only one point and this upcoming tie in Oradea is their very last chance to keep their slim chance alive of finishing as runners-up. Title-holders Ferencvaros should also reach safe waters by adding three more points in Tbilisi. However, the Hungarians have to be focused, as two weeks ago Radnicki almost fell to the enthusiastic Dinamo team. Indeed, Fradi have been overwhelming so far this season – they are yet to play a close match as their smallest victory was a 7-goal win in Kragujevac and also in their domestic championship… Radnicki and Jadran Split will play the big match of the day where there is a lot at stake – if either side takes three points it would gain them a tremendous advantage in the race for the runners-up position. Since their encounter in Split was decided by penalties, we can expect another thrilling clash in Serbia. The scenario is the same in Group C. Barceloneta are heavily fancied to win in Budapest against Vasas which would send the Spanish through. In the other match, both sides are targeting second place and Jadran and Marseille may have an equal chance to go through. But winning this tie would shift the balance towards the victor, for sure. Unlike in the other three groups, Group D cannot be any more chaotic. Savona’s brilliant win in Piraeus turned everything upside down and Olympiacos now face an extremely tough test in Kotor. The Montenegrins almost surprised the favourites on the opening day and even though they were unable to gain wins in their home matches, the pressure is massively on the Greeks. And the same goes for the battle between Sabadell and Savona. Though Sabadell opened their campaign with a great away win in Savona, the Italians claimed back-to-back away victories ever since, and if they can carry on that momentum, that would a tremendous boost for them to make the cut. Facts and Figures, Day 4 Group A Steaua Bucharest (ROU) v VK Novi Beograd (SRB)STE: 7-11 NBG (a), 8-8, pen: 5-4 Hannover (h), 13-13, pen: 6-7 Oradea (h)NBG: 11-7 Steaua (h), 15-9 Oradea (a), 10-8, Hannover (h)Head-to-head: 0-3Day 1: 7-11. 2023-24: 7-19, 5-12 CSM Oradea (ROU) v Waspo 98 Hannover (GER)ORA: 11-10 Hannover (a), 9-15 NBG (h), 13-13, pen: 7-6 Steaua (a)HAN: 10-11 Oradea (h), 8-8, pen: 4-5 Steaua (a), 8-10 NBG (a)Head-to-head: 1-1 (2d)Day 1: 11-10. 2016-17: 5-12, 11-11 (in QR3). 2014: 9-9 (QR1) Group B Dinamo Tbilisi (GEO) v FTC-Telekom Budapest (HUN)DIN: 7-16 FTC (a), 10-16 Jadran (h), 9-10 Radnicki (h)FTC: 16-7 Dinamo (h), 12-5 Radnicki (a), 18-9 Jadran (h)Head-to-head: 0-6Day 1: 7-16. 2021-22: 7-14, 10-16. 2020-21: 11-15, 4-11. 2019-20: 10-15 SPD Radnicki Kragujevac (SRB) v Jadran Split (CRO)RAD: 10-10, pen: 3-5, Jadran (a), 5-12 FTC (h), 10-9 Dinamo (a)JAD: 10-10, pen: 5-3 Radnicki (h), 16-10 Dinamo (a), 8-19 FTC (a)Head-to-head: 1-3 (1d)Day 1: 10-10, pen: 3-5. 2022-23: 10-10, 11-13. 2021-22: 8-9, 13-10 Group C Vasas-Plaket (HUN) v Zodiac CNA Barceloneta (ESP)VAS: 7-18 Barceloneta (a), 13-11 Marseille (h), 6-14 Jadran (h)BAR: 18-7 Vasas (h), 16-8 Jadran (a), 19-14 Marseille (h)Head-to-head: 0-1Day 1: 7-18 Jadran m:tel Herceg Novi (MNE) v CN Marseille (FRA)JAD: 11-13 Marseille (a), 8-16 Barceloneta (h), 14-6 Vasas (a)MAR: 13-11 Jadran (h), 11-13 Vasas (a), 14-19 Barceloneta (a)Head-to-head (CL): 2-1Day 1: 11-13. 2017-18: 7-6, 9-7 (QR3).2019 Euro Cup Final: 8-9, 7-7 Group D Primorac Kotor (MNE) v Olympiacos Piraeus (GRE)KOT: 12-12, pen: 7-8, Olympiacos (a), 12-18 Savona (h), 11-11, pen: 3-5 SabadellOLY: 12-12, pen 8-7, Primorac (h), 15-8 Sabadell (a), 9-10 Savona (h)Head-to-head: 0-1Day 1:12-12, pen: 7-8 KEIO Sabadell (ESP) v RN Savona (ITA)SAB: 12-10 Savona (a), 8-15 Olympiacos (h), 11-11, pen: 5-3 Primorac (a)SAV: 10-12 Sabadell (h), 18-12 Primorac (a), 10-9 Olympiacos (a)Head-to-head: 1-0Day 1: 12-102021-22, Euro Cup QF: 13-13, 10-10, pen: 15-16 — Watch all the Champions League Men action live on www.euroaquaticstv.com and stay up-to-date with live results/tables and real-time updates through the European Aquatics App. Download it here: Google Play