Félix Lebrun wins European table tennis singles title

table tennis European Championships Félix Lebrun Anton Källberg Ljubljana

Félix Lebrun won the European Men’s Singles table tennis title in Ljubljana, defeating Sweden’s Anton Källberg in a seven-set final (4-3). The 20-year-old French player, ranked world number two, secured a golden double at the championships after previously winning the Men’s Doubles title alongside his brother, Alexis Lebrun.

The final was a highly competitive match. Källberg took an early lead, winning the first, fourth, and fifth sets to go up 3-2. However, Lebrun staged a comeback, winning the sixth set and dominating the deciding seventh set with an 11-1 scoreline.

In the men's tournament, Léo De Nodrest of France and Dang Qiu of Germany earned bronze medals. In the women's singles competition, Elizabet Abramjan of Russia claimed the gold medal after defeating Germany's Annette Kaufmann in a seven-set match.

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Anton Källberg · European Table Tennis Championships · Félix Lebrun · Ljubljana · Léo De Nodrest

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[○ 1 SOURCE] Félix Lebrun defeated Anton Källberg in the final in Ljubljana. actu.fr
[○ 1 SOURCE] Félix Lebrun won his first European championship title in men's singles. actu.fr
[○ 1 SOURCE] The men's singles final was decided in seven sets. actu.fr
[○ 1 SOURCE] Anton Källberg won the silver medal in men's singles. sbtf.se
[○ 1 SOURCE] Félix Lebrun was the number one seed in the tournament. tennis2table.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] Léo de Nodrest won the bronze medal. tennis2table.com