Romania ranked 3rd
\nin the medals table at the European Rowing Championships hosted by Poznan,
\nPoland. Romania won a total of six medals, four gold, one silver and one
\nbronze. The Romanian women’s eight+1 crew, the women’s double-scull, the men’s
\ndouble scull and the women’s pair crews won the gold medals. The men’s eight+1
\ncrew grabbed the silver, while the bronze medal went to the women’s lightweight
\ndouble-scull crew. A total of 45 athletes and 12 crews represented Romania in
\nthe competition. In last year’s edition hosted by Lucerne, Switzerland, Romania
\nwon one gold, four silver and one bronze. <\/p>\n
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In the European
\nNations’ League, Romania on Sunday lost nil-4 to Norway in Olso. Erling Haaland
\nscored a triple for the hosts on minutes 13, 64 and 74, and Alexander S\u00f8rloth
\nalso scored on minute 39. Romania had a poor display of football overall.
\nGoalkeeper Ciprian T\u0103t\u0103ru\u0219anu’s good performance was the only thing that
\nprevent the score from further escalating. Also on Sunday, in the other group
\nfixture, Austria defeated Northern Ireland 1-nil. Romania will next play
\nAustria on October 14 in Ploie\u015fti.<\/p>\n
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The Romanian
\nwomen’s handball club CSM Bucharest, without its top player Cristina Neagu in
\nthe lineup, lost to Vipers Kristiansand of Norway 30-25 on Saturday in
\nChampions League Group A. Adrian Vasile’s team sustained its first defeat in
\nthe group, after winning the first two matches. Vipers is thus the new leader
\nof Group A with 6 points in 3 games. CSM is ranked 4th, with 4
\npoints in 3 games. CSM will next play Ferencvaros Budapest at home on October
\n18. In Group B, SCM R\u00e2mnicu V\u00e2lcea was due to play Podravka Koprivnica of Croatia
\nat home on Sunday, but the match was postponed due to COVID infections. SCM
\nR\u00e2mnicu V\u00e2lcea is due to play Gy\u0151r of Hungary away from home next Saturday. Also
\nin women’s handball, Dun\u0103rea Br\u0103ila advanced to the EHF European League third
\npreliminary round after defeating Tertnes Bergen of Norway in a double-leg
\nplayed at home. On Saturday, Dun\u0103rea won 28-26 and on Sunday it lost 25-26. <\/p>\n
\n
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(Translated by
\nV. Palcu)<\/p>\n
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