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2010 FINA Men's Water Polo World League

释义

Preliminary round
Africa Americas Asia/Oceania Europe Group A Group B Group C
Super Final
Group 1 Group 2 Quarter-finals Medal round 5th–8th places
Final ranking
References
External links

The 2010 FINA Men's Water Polo World League was the ninth edition of the annual event, organised by the world's governing body in aquatics, the FINA. After a preliminary round organized by continent, the Super Final was held in Niš, Serbia from July 13–18, 2010.^[1]
Serbia won this year's edition after a final victory over Montenegro 14–12.^[2]

Preliminary round

	Team qualified for Super Final

Africa

The African tournament was held in Tunis, Tunisia from June 17–20.^[1] One team from the group of four advanced.^[3]

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|RSA}}	6	6	0	97	25	+72	18
{{wp\|TUN}}	6	4	2	86	39	+47	12
{{wp\|ALG}}	6	2	4	50	96	−46	5
{{wp\|MAR}}	6	0	6	32	105	−73	1

June 17


{{wp-rt\|TUN}}	18 – 3	{{wp\|MAR}}
{{wp-rt\|RSA}}	19 – 3	{{wp\|ALG}}

June 18


{{wp-rt\|MAR}}	2 – 21	{{wp\|RSA}}
{{wp-rt\|ALG}}	4 – 25	{{wp\|TUN}}
{{wp-rt\|TUN}}	8 – 11	{{wp\|RSA}}
{{wp-rt\|MAR}}	14 – 15	{{wp\|ALG}}

June 19


{{wp-rt\|MAR}}	4 – 16	{{wp\|TUN}}
{{wp-rt\|RSA}}	17 – 5	{{wp\|ALG}}
{{wp-rt\|RSA}}	19 – 3	{{wp\|MAR}}
{{wp-rt\|TUN}}	15 – 7	{{wp\|ALG}}

June 20


{{wp-rt\|ALG}}	16 – 6	{{wp\|MAR}}
{{wp-rt\|RSA}}	10 – 4	{{wp\|TUN}}

Americas

The American tournament was held in Los Alamitos, California, United States from May 5–8.^[1] One team from the group of three advanced.^[3]

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|USA}}	4	4	0	69	12	+57	12
{{wp\|BRA}}	4	2	2	52	32	+20	6
{{wp\|VEN}}	4	0	4	8	85	−77	0

May 5


{{wp-rt\|BRA}}	21 – 2	{{wp\|VEN}}

May 6


{{wp-rt\|BRA}}	19 – 6	{{wp\|VEN}}
{{wp-rt\|USA}}	24 – 0	{{wp\|VEN}}

May 7


{{wp-rt\|USA}}	12 – 8	{{wp\|BRA}}

May 8


{{wp-rt\|USA}}	12 – 4	{{wp\|BRA}}
{{wp-rt\|USA}}	21 – 0	{{wp\|VEN}}

Asia/Oceania

The Asia and Oceania region was feature a two-legged tournament, in Osaka, Japan (May 19–23) and Tianjin, China (May 26–30).^[1] The four teams was play a round robin in each location, with the results from both legs combined. The top two teams from the group of six advanced.^[3]

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|AUS}}	10	10	0	148	52	+96	30
{{wp\|CHN}}	10	8	2	117	86	+31	24
{{wp\|KAZ}}	10	5	5	132	85	+47	15
{{wp\|JPN}}	10	5	5	125	83	+42	15
{{wp\|NZL}}	10	2	8	69	161	−92	6
{{wp\|IRI}}	10	0	10	59	183	−124	0

May 19


{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	13 – 9	{{wp\|KAZ}}
{{wp-rt\|IRI}}	12 – 15	{{wp\|NZL}}
{{wp-rt\|JPN}}	11 – 16	{{wp\|AUS}}

May 20


{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	18 – 8	{{wp\|IRI}}
{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	10 – 5	{{wp\|KAZ}}
{{wp-rt\|JPN}}	16 – 4	{{wp\|NZL}}

May 21


{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	17 – 6	{{wp\|NZL}}
{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	23 – 1	{{wp\|IRI}}
{{wp-rt\|JPN}}	7 – 6	{{wp\|KAZ}}

May 22


{{wp-rt\|KAZ}}	21 – 6	{{wp\|NZL}}
{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	15 – 4	{{wp\|CHN}}
{{wp-rt\|JPN}}	15 – 6	{{wp\|IRI}}

May 23


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	17 – 3	{{wp\|NZL}}
{{wp-rt\|IRI}}	8 – 23	{{wp\|KAZ}}
{{wp-rt\|JPN}}	5 – 9	{{wp\|CHN}}

May 26


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	9 – 8	{{wp\|JPN}}
{{wp-rt\|KAZ}}	20 – 5	{{wp\|NZL}}
{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	11 – 5	{{wp\|IRI}}

May 27


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	14 – 4	{{wp\|NZL}}
{{wp-rt\|KAZ}}	21 – 5	{{wp\|IRI}}
{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	12 – 11	{{wp\|JPN}}

May 28


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	11 – 7	{{wp\|KAZ}}
{{wp-rt\|JPN}}	24 – 2	{{wp\|IRI}}
{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	15 – 8	{{wp\|NZL}}

May 29


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	23 – 3	{{wp\|IRI}}
{{wp-rt\|JPN}}	20 – 8	{{wp\|NZL}}
{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	12 – 9	{{wp\|KAZ}}

May 30


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	10 – 6	{{wp\|CHN}}
{{wp-rt\|NZL}}	10 – 9	{{wp\|IRI}}
{{wp-rt\|KAZ}}	11 – 8	{{wp\|JPN}}

Europe

Europe is divided into three groups of four teams, with qualifying spots for the winner of each group as well as Super Final host Serbia. Rather than the condensed tournament style competition of the other continents, the European matches was played in a home-and-away format over five months.^[3]

Group A

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|MNE}}	6	5	1	59	36	+23	15
{{wp\|ITA}}	6	5	1	54	34	+20	15
{{wp\|GER}}	6	1	5	36	57	−21	3
{{wp\|FRA}}	6	1	5	38	60	−22	3

November 17


{{wp-rt\|FRA}}	8 – 12	{{wp\|MNE}}	Bordeaux
{{wp-rt\|ITA}}	8 – 5	{{wp\|GER}}	Sori

December 8


{{wp-rt\|FRA}}	7 – 11	{{wp\|ITA}}	Nancy
{{wp-rt\|GER}}	7 – 16	{{wp\|MNE}}	Stuttgart

January 26


{{wp-rt\|ITA}}	8 – 7	{{wp\|MNE}}	Brescia
{{wp-rt\|GER}}	7 – 6	{{wp\|FRA}}	Magdeburg

February 23


{{wp-rt\|GER}}	4 – 11	{{wp\|ITA}}	Berlin
{{wp-rt\|MNE}}	11 – 3	{{wp\|FRA}}	Kotor

March 16


{{wp-rt\|ITA}}	11 – 5	{{wp\|FRA}}	Florence
{{wp-rt\|MNE}}	7 – 5	{{wp\|GER}}	Igalo

April 28


{{wp-rt\|MNE}}	6 – 5	{{wp\|ITA}}	Budva

June 1


{{wp-rt\|FRA}}	9 – 8	{{wp\|GER}}	Marseille

Group B

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|CRO}}	6	5	1	71	53	+18	16
{{wp\|RUS}}	6	3	3	52	51	+1	9
{{wp\|GRE}}	6	3	3	53	57	−4	8
{{wp\|MKD}}	6	1	5	40	55	−15	3

November 17


{{wp-rt\|RUS}}	9 – 6	{{wp\|GRE}}	Kirishi
{{wp-rt\|MKD}}	7 – 9	{{wp\|CRO}}	Skopje

December 8


{{wp-rt\|CRO}}	12 – 7	{{wp\|RUS}}	Makarska
{{wp-rt\|GRE}}	8 – 6	{{wp\|MKD}}	Athens

January 26


{{wp-rt\|GRE}}	17 – 16	{{wp\|CRO}}	Athens
{{wp-rt\|MKD}}	3 – 4	{{wp\|RUS}}	Skopje

February 23


{{wp-rt\|CRO}}	12 – 9	{{wp\|MKD}}	Varaždin
{{wp-rt\|GRE}}	10 – 9	{{wp\|RUS}}	Athens

March 16


{{wp-rt\|MKD}}	7 – 6	{{wp\|GRE}}	Skopje
{{wp-rt\|RUS}}	7 – 8	{{wp\|CRO}}	Kirishi

June 22


{{wp-rt\|RUS}}	16 – 8	{{wp\|MKD}}	Moscow

July 3


{{wp-rt\|CRO}}	10 – 6	{{wp\|GRE}}	Dubrovnik

Group C

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|SRB}}	6	6	0	79	33	+46	18
{{wp\|ESP}}	6	3	3	54	45	+9	9
{{wp\|ROU}}	6	3	3	55	59	−4	9
{{wp\|TUR}}	6	0	6	36	87	−51	0

November 17


{{wp-rt\|ROU}}	9 – 7	{{wp\|ESP}}	Oradea
{{wp-rt\|SRB}}	19 – 5	{{wp\|TUR}}	Niš

December 8


{{wp-rt\|TUR}}	4 – 9	{{wp\|ESP}}	Istanbul
{{wp-rt\|ROU}}	5 – 7	{{wp\|SRB}}	Oradea

January 26


{{wp-rt\|SRB}}	7 – 6	{{wp\|ESP}}	Niš
{{wp-rt\|TUR}}	8 – 16	{{wp\|ROU}}	Istanbul

February 23


{{wp-rt\|TUR}}	3 – 16	{{wp\|SRB}}	Istanbul
{{wp-rt\|ESP}}	9 – 7	{{wp\|ROU}}	Pontevedra

March 16


{{wp-rt\|ESP}}	14 – 6	{{wp\|TUR}}	Pontevedra
{{wp-rt\|SRB}}	18 – 5	{{wp\|ROU}}	Belgrade

April 20


{{wp-rt\|ROU}}	13 – 10	{{wp\|TUR}}	Oradea

April 27


{{wp-rt\|ESP}}	9 – 12	{{wp\|SRB}}	Pontevedra

Super Final

The Super Final was held in Niš, Serbia from July 13–18.^[1]

Group 1

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|MNE}}	3	3	0	38	20	+18	8
{{wp\|USA}}	3	2	1	27	19	+8	7
{{wp\|ESP}}	3	1	2	21	23	−2	3
{{wp\|CHN}}	3	0	3	14	38	−24	0

July 13


{{wp-rt\|MNE}}	16 – 4	{{wp\|CHN}}
{{wp-rt\|USA}}	7 – 3	{{wp\|ESP}}

July 14


{{wp-rt\|USA}}	11 – 5	{{wp\|CHN}}
{{wp-rt\|MNE}}	11 – 7	{{wp\|ESP}}

July 15


{{wp-rt\|MNE}}	11 – 9	{{wp\|USA}}
{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	5 – 11	{{wp\|ESP}}

Group 2

Team	{{abbr\|G\|Games played	{{abbr\|W\|Wins	{{abbr\|L\|Losses	{{abbr\|GF\|Goals scored	{{abbr\|GA\|Goals against	{{abbr\|Diff\|Goal differential	{{abbr\|Pts\|Points
{{wp\|SRB}}	3	3	0	39	14	+25	9
{{wp\|AUS}}	3	2	1	35	19	+16	6
{{wp\|CRO}}	3	1	2	37	20	+17	3
{{wp\|RSA}}	3	0	3	5	63	−58	0

July 13


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	10 – 7	{{wp\|CRO}}
{{wp-rt\|SRB}}	22 – 0	{{wp\|RSA}}

July 14


{{wp-rt\|AUS}}	19 – 4	{{wp\|RSA}}
{{wp-rt\|SRB}}	9 – 8	{{wp\|CRO}}

July 15


{{wp-rt\|RSA}}	1 – 22	{{wp\|CRO}}
{{wp-rt\|SRB}}	8 – 6	{{wp\|AUS}}

Quarter-finals

July 16


{{wp-rt\|USA}}	11 – 13	{{wp\|CRO}}
{{wp-rt\|ESP}}	5 – 6	{{wp\|AUS}}
{{wp-rt\|MNE}}	21 – 2	{{wp\|RSA}}
{{wp-rt\|CHN}}	4 – 17	{{wp\|SRB}}

Medal round

{{Round4-with third
|RD1 = Semi-finals
|RD2 = Final
|Consol = Bronze-final
|July 17 |{{wp|CRO}}|11|{{wp|SRB}}|14
|July 17 |{{wp|AUS}}|6|{{wp|MNE}}|8
|July 18 |{{wp|SRB}}|14|{{wp|MNE}}|12
|July 18 |{{wp|CRO}}|9|{{wp|AUS}}|7
}}

5th–8th places

{{Round4-with third
|RD1 = Semi-finals
|RD2 = 5th place match
|Consol = 7th place match
|July 17 |{{wp|USA}}|13|{{wp|CHN}}|6
|July 17 |{{wp|ESP}}|12|{{wp|RSA}}|1
|July 18 |{{wp|USA}}|7|{{wp|ESP}}|6
|July 18 |{{wp|CHN}}|11|{{wp|RSA}}|5
}}

Final ranking

RANK	TEAM
	SRB}}
	MNE}}
	CRO}}
4.	AUS}}
5.	USA}}
6.	ESP}}
7.	CHN}}
8.	RSA}}

References

1. ^¹²³⁴Men's Programme {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130615181326/http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1085&Itemid=614 |date=2013-06-15 }} – FINA.
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1517:serbia-conquers-third-mens-water-polo-world-league-crown&catid=49:world-league-men&Itemid=315|title=Serbia wins third title |date=2010-07-18|work=FINA|accessdate=2010-07-19}}
3. ^¹²³2010 Rankings {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20101203174739/http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1088:2010-rankings&catid=228:rankings&Itemid=317 |date=2010-12-03 }} – FINA.

External links

[https://web.archive.org/web/20100618010349/http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=49&Itemid=315 FINA Official website – Water Polo World League]

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