The young team from Jadrana dominated the Zagreb squad at Poljud, winning a tense match that was decided in the final four minutes

Jutarnji listIndependentCenterNov 4

This report covers two water polo matches from the quarter-finals of the Croatian Cup. In the first match, Solaris defeated Mornar 16:10 in Šibenik, with goalkeeper Marin Šparada making 18 saves including one penalty. The second match saw Jadran win 18:11 against POŠK 1937 in Split, despite committing significantly more personal fouls. The article notes that Jadran appeared somewhat relaxed during their victory, while Mornar struggled with defensive focus and finishing chances. Return legs for these quarter-final ties are scheduled for the 14th of this month, with the final tournament set to take place in Zagreb in late November.

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Slobodna DalmacijaIndependentCenterNov 1

The water polo teams Primorje EB, Jug AO, and Mornar secured victories during the sixth round of the Croatian championship held on Saturday. As visitors, Primorje defeated POSK with a score of 13-8. At home, Jug beat Solaris 17-11, marking Solaris' first loss of the season, while Mornar defeated Zadar 1952 by a score of 19-16. The report notes that Len Dujmic was among the top performers, scoring five goals in his match.

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Slobodna DalmacijaIndependentCenterOct 30

In the sixth round of the Croatian water polo championship, Jadran from Split defeated Zagreb’s Medveščak 19:10 at the Poljud pool. Coach Jure Marelja rested several senior players, including Semana, Radan, Zović, and Popadić, while giving first-team opportunities to young players Lapčić, Bojčić, and Domazet. Despite the reduced squad, Jadran maintained control throughout the match, extending their lead after a brief early tie. Top scorers for the home team were Skejić and Požarić with five goals each, followed by Katunarić with four. This victory brings Jadran to 15 points after six rounds, securing their position as leaders before their upcoming cup quarter-final against local rivals POŠK.

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