Serbia Dominates France in Men's Water Polo Preliminary Round

On August 3, 2024, during the Men's Preliminary Round - Group B at the Aquatics Centre, Serbia faced off against France in an intense water polo match. The game concluded with Serbia triumphing over France with a score of 15-8, showcasing their dominance throughout the match.

From the very start, Serbia took control, leading the first quarter with a score of 4-2. They continued to build their lead, finishing the second quarter at 8-4. By the third quarter, Serbia had extended their lead to 12-6, and despite a spirited effort from France in the fourth quarter, Serbia maintained their advantage.

Key players for Serbia included Milos Cuk and Nikola Jaksic, who were instrumental in their offensive strategy. Serbia's goalkeeper, Radoslav Filipovic, made several crucial saves, keeping France's attempts at bay. For France, Emil Bjorch was notable in the offense, scoring multiple goals, but it wasn't enough to overcome Serbia's strong defense.

The match statistics highlighted Serbia's effective possession and shooting accuracy, with Serbia achieving a remarkable 50% success rate in their shots. In contrast, France struggled with their shooting percentage, finishing at 29%.

This victory places Serbia in a strong position as they advance in the tournament, while France will need to regroup for their upcoming matches. Fans are eagerly looking forward to the remaining matches as the competition heats up in this thrilling Olympic water polo event.