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Regional European sporting results

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Regional sporting events across Europe and the Balkans continue to yield diverse results in basketball, water polo, handball, and combat sports. In the ABA League, Partizan maintained a perfect record with a 99:78 victory over Vienna at the Aleksandar Nikolić ~~Hall,~~ Hall. The win, which serves as preparation for an upcoming EuroLeague matchup against Panathinaikos, was driven by 15 points each from Luka Vildoza, ~~Žofri Lovernj,~~ Joffrey Lauvergne, and ~~Banđa Si,~~ Bandja Sy, alongside 12 assists from Alessandro Pajola. Mega ~~Superbet~~ Basket also secured an 88:82 win against ~~Zadar,~~ Zadar in Belgrade, led by Andrej Lučić’s 18 points and seven assists, moving to a 1-1 record. Additionally, Dubai achieved a 92:85 comeback victory against Cluj in ~~Romania.~~ Romania, recovering from a halftime deficit. Other previous results include Borac Čačak defeating Igokea 94:83 and Crvena zvezda defeating Budućnost Voli 101:91. Water polo saw Mladost Zagreb claim the Supercup with a 16:9 victory over Jadran, featuring Ria Glas as the MVP. Radnički Kragujevac maintained a winning streak in the Regional League with a 27:6 victory over Vojvodina. In handball, Radnički Kragujevac achieved a 33:31 win against Vojvodina. In volleyball, Budućnost, Luka Bar, and Herceg Novi achieved decisive wins in the EPCG Superliga, while Serbia’s Železničar won 3:0 against Srem in the Superliga opening. Football updates include the Slovenian women’s national team earning a 3:3 draw against Turkey in Istanbul, aided by a 93rd-minute equalizer from Nina Kajzba. The Slovakian women’s team lost 1:3 to Ukraine in their first playoff match. In futsal, Spain defeated Slovenia 9:0 in the European Championship qualifiers. In judo, Aleksandra Samardžić reached the Round of 16 in the under-70 kg category at the World Championships in Baku, though Slovenian competitor Metka Lobnik exited early following a loss to China.

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