Hungary and Turkey completed the list of qualifiers for Cluj

August 29, 2021
10:34 pm
European Championships

On a last day of the play at the Gazprom 2021 European Teams Championships Qualification Stage 1- B groups in Belgrade two last teams booked their tickets for the GAZPROM European Table Tennis Championships (28^th September – 3^rd October 2021) in Cluj. Hungary in Men’s Teams Event and Turkey in Women’s Teams Event secured the last remain places.

In Previous days Finland Italy Netherlands Turkey and Luxembourg succeeded in Men’s Event. Greece Slovenia Croatia and England did it in Women’s.

In Romania will play 24 women’s teams and 26 men’s teams.

Earlier this status secured Germany Romania Sweden England France Austria Slovenia Portugal Belgium Slovakia Croatia Denmark Russia Belarus Ukraine Spain Poland Greece Serbia Czech Republic.

Women: Romania Austria Russia Hungary Netherlands Ukraine Germany Portugal Czech Republic Sweden Poland Luxembourg France Spain Italy Serbia Slovakia Belgium Belarus.

All the teams in A-groups (18 in men 18 in women) were directly qualified for the Final Stage in Cluj. Also the reigning champion and the home team were directly qualified. For men this were Germany and Romania for women Romania.

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