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Belgrade 2026: Greece, Croatia, Italy and Romania make it two wins from two after day four action
Croatia, Greece, Italy and Romania maintained their perfect records in Belgrade with back-to-back wins at the European Championships on Tuesday. Croatia opened proceedings by sweeping Georgia aside, Greece powered past Slovenia, Italy beat a stubborn and determined Slovakia, while Romania had to fight back from 5-9 down against Türkiye to claim the three points. There was plenty to celebrate inside the arena, as the victories guaranteed all four teams a place in the second group stage.
Group BGeorgia 7-18 CroatiaSlovenia 8-23 GreeceGroup DSlovakia 12-17 ItalyRomania 20-19 Türkiye
The Georgians managed to take the lead and also to make life difficult for the Croats – at least in the first eight minutes. Starting at lunchtime wasn’t much to the favourites’ palate and they needed some time to gear up.Once they found their rhythm, however, the game became rather similar to one-way traffic. The Croats didn’t only make the Georgians’ life difficult, but with their tough and aggressive defending, they completely killed their rivals’ attack.
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Croatia thrash Turkey to edge closer to semi-finals at European Water Polo Championship
Croatia delivered another commanding performance at the 2026 Men’s European Water Polo Championship, defeating Turkey 22–9 on Monday in a dominant Main Round group-stage encounter played at the Belgrade Arena.
The Barakude controlled the match from the opening sprint, leaving no room for surprise as they confirmed their status as clear favourites.
With this convincing victory, Croatia remain firmly on course for the knockout phase and now turn their focus to a decisive showdown against Italy.
Croatia asserted their authority early, racing to a 6–1 lead in the opening quarter and maintaining complete control throughout the contest. By half-time, the advantage was already insurmountable (11-3), with Ivica Tucak’s side showcasing discipline, intensity and attacking depth.
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