Serbia showed how water polo is really played! At the World Championship in Singapore, our Dolphins crushed South Africa with a score that was a true water polo masterpiece. The quarter scores were 7:0, 7:3, 4:0, 9:0, clearly showing Serbia’s dominance from the start. The top scorer was Dušan Mandić with six goals, while Nikola Murišić and Nikola Jakšić added five and four goals respectively. This win is not just a number on the scoreboard but a message that Serbia aims for first place in the group and direct quarterfinal qualification.
Why does this matter? Beating South Africa by such a margin is no problem for Serbia, but it’s important as the first step towards the title. The next big challenge is the match against Italy, which will likely decide the group winner. Italy has also shown strength, so the duel will be a real water polo treat.
What does the group look like? Besides Serbia and Italy, the group includes Romania and South Africa. Winning the group grants direct quarterfinal entry, while second and third place will have to play additional matches to advance. Every goal and every win is crucial.
Where to watch? Serbia’s first match against South Africa was broadcast live on RTS 2 channel, and livestreams were available on social media. The Serbian water polo team is one of the most successful in the world, with medals at world championships and Olympics, so every match is a sports delight.
What to expect next? After a convincing win, Serbia is expected to continue playing excellently in upcoming matches. The match against Italy will be key, and all fans can prepare for a real battle in the pool. Water polo is a sport where every mistake is costly, and Serbia is known for its strong defense and efficient attack.
Conclusion: Serbia has shown at the start of the World Championship that it is the number one favorite. With players like Dušan Mandić, Nikola Murišić, and Nikola Jakšić, there is no doubt our Dolphins will swim straight to the medal. If you missed this spectacle, it’s time to tune in and follow the next matches. And if you have a comment or think Italy can surprise, feel free to share – sport is for passion and talk!
