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Προσθήκη του ot.gr στην GoogleGreece’s men’s national water polo team made history on Sunday by winning its first-ever gold medal at the World Cup, defeating Hungary 15-14 in a thrilling final in Australia.
The decisive moment came just 12 seconds before the final whistle, when Argyrόpoulos scored the winning goal to give Greece the lead and seal a historic victory over one of the sport’s strongest teams.
The triumph marked Greece’s first gold medal in the history of the competition and came in the team’s sixth final appearance across major international tournaments, including the World Championships, Olympic Games, European Championships and World Cup.
Greece holds off Hungary in dramatic final
Coached by Thodoris Vlachos, Greece started the match strongly and quickly built an advantage. Argyrόpoulos opened the scoring with a penalty, while Papnastasiou and Kakaris helped the team establish a two-goal lead.
Hungary responded throughout the game, but Greece maintained control in the opening period, ending the first quarter ahead 5-3.
The second quarter saw both teams exchange goals, with Hungary repeatedly closing the gap. Greece
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