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Silver for pipes and washing machines

German divers Pauline Pfeif and Elena Wassen won silver medals at the European Championships in Paris, securing Germany's first medal of the competition. The pair narrowly missed gold, finishing behind Britain's Maisie Bond and Lois Toulson, while Ukraine's Xenia Bailo and Sofijia Wystawkina took bronze. This victory came after a disappointing start to the championships, where the team had struggled in earlier events. Pfeif expressed mild disappointment over missing out on gold by just two points but emphasized her happiness with the silver. The result serves as motivation for future competitions, including the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

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Silver for pipes and washing machines

German divers Pauline Pfeif and Elena Wassen won silver medals at the European Championships in Paris, securing Germany's first medal of the competition. The pair narrowly missed gold, finishing behind Britain's Maisie Bond and Lois Toulson, while Ukraine's Xenia Bailo and Sofijia Wystawkina took bronze. This victory came after a disappointing start to the championships, where the team had struggled in earlier events. Pfeif expressed mild disappointment over missing out on gold by just two points but emphasized her happiness with the silver. The result serves as motivation for future competitions, including the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

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