Roland Mikler: We fly, we're off to a semi-final match as Roland Mikler Hungarian Men Handball Team - The Hungarian men's handball team defeated Slovenia 29-28 in the second match of the European Championship semi-finals. After the meeting, federal captain István Gulyás, and Roland Mikler, a fiercely defensive player in the second half, evaluated the 60-minute battle.

"It was going to work out, maybe we were pulling them in a bit, saying Bombac was the one to turn off first," said István Gulyás, the national captain of the M4 Sport, which broadcast the amazing meeting. "We went on the road, we see the minutes, who's on the pitch, we don't want players to feel the need to come down immediately after a mistake," the captain said. that after a sold-out ball or a foul shot, there was no replacement that the fans might have demanded.

Roland Mikler Hungarian Men Handball Team

"Now we can wait for how to continue. We had to reload the players and start after the Norwegian game with three more matches here in the semifinals. We talked in the locker room that there was something in the group , a bit gone against the Norwegians, this something has to be brought back. We would like to stay a week, see if it succeeds, "he cautiously pointed out that the Eb placers in Stockholm, Sweden, will be held next week.

In the first half, Mikler Roland did not see the ball many times, and during the break he was left alone on the pitch, thinking about what had happened.

"The game didn't start the way I wanted it to, but I had 15 minutes to get myself together because it is clear that this team needs the back support, the goal, the defenses are essential for a good result. We fly, we are in a semi-final match, but we're not dealing with that, because then we're going to be a squeezed little team that is stunted. It is a huge thing for these youngsters to play against such teams in a world competition. goalkeeper of the Hungarian national team, who presented a series of feats in the second half.

Water Polo Eb - 26-0 became Hungary's first group

Spain beat Turkey 7-24 in the morning. After that, it became easy to predict that Hungary would have to beat Malta by at least 20 goals in order to be a group leader and qualify for the quarterfinals on a straight leg.

The Gergő Zalánki jumped into the water with the same determination and signaled to the enthusiastic Budapest audience with a 0-6 that they would not be seriously worried at the end. Tamás Märcz's team led 0-21 at the end of the third quarter, so it would have never been a miracle for them not to win Group C. In the final period Dénes Varga played only half-time, but they closed the match without a goal.

0-26 means that Jansik Szilárasszony has set the Greeks' 2018 European Championship record. Then the Greece-Turkey meeting ended 27-1. Only one team scored more goals in the history of the European Championships, Spain's 28-6 defeat in 1991. 26 were previously thrown by Croatians (Croatia-Austria 26-2, 1995) and Romanians (Romania-Denmark 26-9, 1991).

The Slovak national team competed against Croatia in the afternoon. As expected, the World Cup bronze medalist did not give Slovakia much room for maneuver and won 4-16.

"We played without a goal today and that was the biggest problem. We knew it was going to be difficult to keep up with the Croats because they were a better team. Defending against such a strong team was okay, but the four goals we shot were very few. to do our best, but just like in previous games, we were still having trouble completing the attacks and getting the human advantage in. We knew there were two strong teams in each group, so we tried everything against the Germans and it wasn't that bad. I'll tell you we need to shoot more and improve efficiency. Now we need to focus on Malta if we want to be in the top 14. federal captain.