Poles win in the Netherlands!

The Polish national team defeated the Netherlands at Den Bosch 105-78 in qualifying for the World Cup. Another game Sunday at ERGO ARENA. The Italians will be the rivals.

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The Poles opened a meeting of three Adam Waczyński and, after a while, his next knock at a distance gave them an 11: 2 lead. However, hosts began to use the errors and losses of the Biało-Czerwonych and quickly approached the distance of a point. The staff again created an advantage because Aaron Cel looked good. Thanks to his three others, after 10 minutes of competition, he ran 27:18.

Yannick Franke tried to change the situation of his team, but the Polish national team showed great confidence. After the following shots behind the line, 6.75m, Koszarka, Cela and Waczyński had 13 points in advance. The attack was joined by Thomas Van Der Mars and Worthy De Jong, but we could not stop the side of our team with A.J. The slaughter. After the first half, the Poles won until 53:37.

At the beginning of the third quarter, coach Mike Taylor's players maintained high efficiency remotely. Thus, Arvin Slagter and Charlon Kloof responded later, which allowed the Dutch to do their homework. Aaron Cel was in great shape – thanks to his three Teres, the Białko-Czerwoni kept a sure advantage. After 30 minutes, the game was 79:61.

Łukasz Koszarek in the first actions of the fourth quarter helped and hit three, and the team already had 23 points. The hosts were no longer able to do it. Krzysztof Sulima, Michał Nowakowski and Łukasz Kolenda also appeared on the pitch, which means that coach Mike Taylor has used all his players. "Cent" crossed the pitch from a distance, Karol Gruszecki, and the Poles finally won up to 105: 78.

After the match against the Netherlands, coach Mike Taylor will focus on the next rival. The Poland – Italy meeting will be held on December 2 at 8 pm in Gdansk ERGO ARENA. Tickets are sold on the portal ebilet.pl.

Netherlands – Poland 78: 105 (18:27, 19:26, 24:26, 17:26)

Netherlands: Kloof 21, Hammink 10, Van Der Mars 10, Franke 9, Slagter 8, De Jong 7, Oudendag 5, Kherazzi 4, Kok 2, Vuurst De Vries 2, Mast 0

Poland: Objective 20, Lamp 17, Slaughter 14, Waczyński 13, Ponitka 10, Sokołowski 9, Koszarek 8, Gruszecki 6, Hrycaniuk 6, Kolenda 2, Sulima 0, Nowakowski 0