What happened immediately after Romania

Ashley Davis3 days ago

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Romania – Hungary. The Romanian national team lost the test with Hungary, on Wednesday evening, from the main group I of the World Championship, score 29-34, and is certain that it cannot reach the quarterfinals of the competition, regardless of what will happen in the last remaining matches. At the end of the game, the Hungarian players celebrated with the fans.

Reporter Adrian Jitea and photojournalist Ionuț Iordache are in Rotterdam and convey all the information and images that matter
Today, in the main group I, Japan played Switzerland – Switzerland, score 27-21. From 21:30, Denmark – Senegal will take place, liveTEXT on GSP.ro.

There was great joy among the Hungarians after the success against Romania, an extremely important victory, which largely takes Hungary to the quarterfinals of the competition.

After the final whistle, the opponents started the fiesta on the court, together with their fans, and the Romanian players did not have time to greet the fans.

Hungary celebrated with the fans after the success against Romania

PHOTO: Ionuț Iordache / GSP

The galleries of the two teams were placed next to each other, and immediately after the final whistle, the Hungarian players went to the fans to celebrate the success. In the commotion created, the Hungarian girls took the face of our girls, cheering loudly along with the Hungarian gallery right in front of the stands.

As the opponents' celebration was extended, Ovidiu Mihăilă's students did not have time to reach the Romanian fans to greet them. Visibly disappointed and without an aisle to their own gallery, the Romanian women had to retreat directly to the locker room, without going to the fans who were with them during the match.

Qualification for the quarter-finals was missed. The objective assumed at the start of the competition remains, a ranking among the top 10 nations, a performance “forbidden” since 2017. For this, victories are needed in the last two games in Rotterdam, against Switzerland and Senegal.