Greece’s Olympic water polo team secures win over Montenegro

·

Greece’s national men’s water polo team defeated Montenegro in the penalties on Wednesday, July 31 with a score of 17-16.

This victory lands them in second place in Group A, five points behind Italy.

Even with the loss of a point, the Greek team doubled its victories at the Paris Olympic tournament. The regular match ended in a 12-12 tie, with the Greek team conceding the tie with two seconds remaining.

Greece’s next match will be against the USA on Thursday night, August 1 (Australian time).

Advertisement

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Advertisement

Latest News

Evangelia Stivactas inspires young women to get fit with free group tennis sessions

Are you a young woman in Sydney who’s looking to make new friends, stay fit and get healthy mentally and physically?

New Greek restaurant Astoria Bar Kè Grill opens in South Yarra

South Yarra has welcomed a new addition with the opening of Astoria Bar Kè Grill, offering traditional dishes with a modern twist.

Gynaecologist arrested in Chania tied to Australian baby adoption scandal

A gynaecologist and a colleague  were arrested on Monday, January 20, by police investigating an illegal adoption ring.

Cyprus to welcome US Military assessment team for defence upgrade

A US military assessment team will visit Cyprus this week as part of ongoing defence upgrades, according to Konstantinos Letymbiotis.

Greek PM offers condolences for fatal ski resort fire in Turkey

Greek PM Mitsotakis has expressed his deep sorrow following a deadly fire that broke out at a ski resort in Bolu, Turkey.

You May Also Like

Flu death toll raises to 77 in Greece as seventeen people die in past week

The number of flu deaths in Greece since last October has risen to 77, according to the National Health Organization (EODY)

Government provides $25m for restoration works at Greek Orthodox Archdiocese in Redfern

The Federal Government will provide up to $25 million towards major restoration works at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocesan site at Redfern.

Greek cafe owners launch Tasmania’s first locally-made ouzo

Ritsa and Perry Nicholas have teamed up with Michael Stevens and Peter Hayes to create Tasmania’s very first locally-made ouzo.  The couple make the distinct...