SerbiaThe Serbian under-21 water polo team finished sixth at the world championships after losing to Greece in the fifth-place match. Serbia had previously defeated Italy in the semifinal but was outmatched by Greece in the final placement game, which ended 13:8 in favor of Greece. Key players for Serbia included Milan Zelić, who scored three goals, while Greece's Angelopulos and Pacilinakos contributed two and three goals respectively. The match saw Greece dominate early, scoring five goals in the first quarter, and maintaining control throughout despite some efforts by Serbia to close the gap in the third quarter.
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