2010 FINA Men's Water Polo World League

2010 FINA Men's Water Polo World League FINA Water Polo World League Water Polo FINA Men's Water Polo World League FINA Men's Water Polo World League 2009 FINA Men's Water Polo World League 2009 2011 FINA Men's Water Polo World League 2011 The 2010 FINA Men's Water Polo World League was the ninth edition of the annual event, organised by the world's governing body in aquatics, the FINA. After a preliminary round organized by continent, the Super Final was held in Niš, Serbia from July 13–18, 2010.mwl dmy Men's Programme https://web.archive.org/web/20130615181326/http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1085&Itemid=614 2013-06-15 – FINA. Serbia won this year's edition after a final victory over Montenegro 14–12.http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1517:serbia-conquers-third-mens-water-polo-world-league-crown&catid=49:world-league-men&Itemid=315 Serbia wins third title 2010-07-18 FINA 2010-07-19 Preliminary round     Team qualified for Super Final Africa The African tournament was held in Tunis, Tunisia from June 17–20. One team from the group of four advanced.2010 Rankings https://web.archive.org/web/20101203174739/http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1088:2010-rankings&catid=228:rankings&Itemid=317 2010-12-03 – FINA. Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsRSA 6 6 0 97 25 +72 18TUN 6 4 2 86 39 +47 12ALG 6 2 4 50 96 −46 5MAR 6 0 6 32 105 −73 1 June 17 TUN 18 – 3 MAR RSA 19 – 3 ALG June 18 MAR 2 – 21 RSA ALG 4 – 25 TUN TUN 8 – 11 RSA MAR 14 – 15 ALG June 19 MAR 4 – 16 TUN RSA 17 – 5 ALG RSA 19 – 3 MAR TUN 15 – 7 ALG June 20 ALG 16 – 6 MAR RSA 10 – 4 TUN Americas The American tournament was held in Los Alamitos, California, United States from May 5–8. One team from the group of three advanced. Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsUSA 4 4 0 69 12 +57 12BRA 4 2 2 52 32 +20 6VEN 4 0 4 8 85 −77 0 May 5 BRA 21 – 2 VEN May 6 BRA 19 – 6 VEN USA 24 – 0 VEN May 7 USA 12 – 8 BRA May 8 USA 12 – 4 BRA USA 21 – 0 VEN Asia/Oceania The Asia and Oceania region was feature a two-legged tournament, in Osaka, Japan (May 19–23) and Tianjin, China (May 26–30). The four teams was play a round robin in each location, with the results from both legs combined. The top two teams from the group of six advanced. Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsAUS 10 10 0 148 52 +96 30CHN 10 8 2 117 86 +31 24KAZ 10 5 5 132 85 +47 15JPN 10 5 5 125 83 +42 15NZL 10 2 8 69 161 −92 6IRI 10 0 10 59 183 −124 0 May 19 CHN 13 – 9 KAZ IRI 12 – 15 NZL JPN 11 – 16 AUS May 20 CHN 18 – 8 IRI AUS 10 – 5 KAZ JPN 16 – 4 NZL May 21 CHN 17 – 6 NZL AUS 23 – 1 IRI JPN 7 – 6 KAZ May 22 KAZ 21 – 6 NZL AUS 15 – 4 CHN JPN 15 – 6 IRI May 23 AUS 17 – 3 NZL IRI 8 – 23 KAZ JPN 5 – 9 CHN May 26 AUS 9 – 8 JPN KAZ 20 – 5 NZL CHN 11 – 5 IRI May 27 AUS 14 – 4 NZL KAZ 21 – 5 IRI CHN 12 – 11 JPN May 28 AUS 11 – 7 KAZ JPN 24 – 2 IRI CHN 15 – 8 NZL May 29 AUS 23 – 3 IRI JPN 20 – 8 NZL CHN 12 – 9 KAZ May 30 AUS 10 – 6 CHN NZL 10 – 9 IRI KAZ 11 – 8 JPN Europe Europe is divided into three groups of four teams, with qualifying spots for the winner of each group as well as Super Final host Serbia. Rather than the condensed tournament style competition of the other continents, the European matches was played in a home-and-away format over five months. Group A Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsMNE 6 5 1 59 36 +23 15ITA 6 5 1 54 34 +20 15GER 6 1 5 36 57 −21 3FRA 6 1 5 38 60 −22 3 November 17 FRA 8 – 12 MNE Bordeaux ITA 8 – 5 GER Sori December 8 FRA 7 – 11 ITA Nancy GER 7 – 16 MNE Stuttgart January 26 ITA 8 – 7 MNE Brescia GER 7 – 6 FRA Magdeburg February 23 GER 4 – 11 ITA Berlin MNE 11 – 3 FRA Kotor March 16 ITA 11 – 5 FRA Florence MNE 7 – 5 GER Igalo April 28 MNE 6 – 5 ITA Budva June 1 FRA 9 – 8 GER Marseille Group B Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsCRO 6 5 1 71 53 +18 16RUS 6 3 3 52 51 +1 9GRE 6 3 3 53 57 −4 8MKD 6 1 5 40 55 −15 3 November 17 RUS 9 – 6 GRE Kirishi MKD 7 – 9 CRO Skopje December 8 CRO 12 – 7 RUS Makarska GRE 8 – 6 MKD Athens January 26 GRE 17 – 16 CRO Athens MKD 3 – 4 RUS Skopje February 23 CRO 12 – 9 MKD Varaždin GRE 10 – 9 RUS Athens March 16 MKD 7 – 6 GRE Skopje RUS 7 – 8 CRO Kirishi June 22 RUS 16 – 8 MKD Moscow July 3 CRO 10 – 6 GRE Dubrovnik Group C Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsSRB 2004 6 6 0 79 33 +46 18ESP 6 3 3 54 45 +9 9ROU 6 3 3 55 59 −4 9TUR 6 0 6 36 87 −51 0 November 17 ROU 9 – 7 ESP Oradea SRB 2004 19 – 5 TUR Niš December 8 TUR 4 – 9 ESP Istanbul ROU 5 – 7 SRB 2004 Oradea January 26 SRB 2004 7 – 6 ESP Niš TUR 8 – 16 ROU Istanbul February 23 TUR 3 – 16 SRB 2004 Istanbul ESP 9 – 7 ROU Pontevedra March 16 ESP 14 – 6 TUR Pontevedra SRB 2004 18 – 5 ROU Belgrade April 20 ROU 13 – 10 TUR Oradea April 27 ESP 9 – 12 SRB 2004 Pontevedra Super Final The Super Final was held in Niš, Serbia from July 13–18. Group 1 Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsMNE 3 3 0 38 20 +18 8USA 3 2 1 27 19 +8 7ESP 3 1 2 21 23 −2 3CHN 3 0 3 14 38 −24 0 July 13 MNE 16 – 4 CHN USA 7 – 3 ESP July 14 USA 11 – 5 CHN MNE 11 – 7 ESP July 15 MNE 11 – 9 USA CHN 5 – 11 ESP Group 2 Team G Games played W Wins L Losses GF Goals scored GA Goals against Diff Goal differential Pts PointsSRB 2004 3 3 0 39 14 +25 9AUS 3 2 1 35 19 +16 6CRO 3 1 2 37 20 +17 3RSA 3 0 3 5 63 −58 0 July 13 AUS 10 – 7 CRO SRB 2004 22 – 0 RSA July 14 AUS 19 – 4 RSA SRB 2004 9 – 8 CRO July 15 RSA 1 – 22 CRO SRB 2004 8 – 6 AUS Quarter-finals July 16 USA 11 – 13 CRO ESP 5 – 6 AUS MNE 21 – 2 RSA CHN 4 – 17 SRB 2004 Medal round Semi-finals Final Bronze-final July 17 CRO 11 SRB 2004 14 July 17 AUS 6 MNE 8 July 18 SRB 2004 14 MNE 12 July 18 CRO 9 AUS 7 5th–8th places Semi-finals 5th place match 7th place match July 17 USA 13 CHN 6 July 17 ESP 12 RSA 1 July 18 USA 7 ESP 6 July 18 CHN 11 RSA 5 Final ranking RANKTEAMImage:Med 1.pngSRB 2004Image:Med 2.pngMNEImage:Med 3.pngCRO4.AUS5.USA6.ESP7.CHN8.RSA wp 2010 FINA Men's World League SRB Fifth 2004 Awards Top ScorerMNE Nikola Janović References External links FINA Official website – Water Polo World League 2010 W W Category:Sport in Niš Category:International water polo competitions hosted by Serbia