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Water Polo World Cup Division I Tournament led by Spain

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Spain Leads Strong Field for the World Cup Division I Water Polo Tournament

International competition is back in water polo as Alexandroupoli hosts the World Cup Division I Tournament from April 6-12. The top countries in the world will gather in the Greek city to battle for five tickets guaranteeing a spot in Sydney for the World Cup finals, which will be held later this year.

The eight teams that will compete in the Division I tournament are led by Spain, the world champion of 2025 and also the World Cup champion of 2025. The Spaniards are looking to return to top shape after finishing sixth at this year’s European Championship in Belgrade.

In addition to Spain, the full podium from the World Champs in Singapore will be present. Hungary and the host nation, Greece, will push for the Division I title. Greece could be fueled by support from the home crowd. Meanwhile, the European champion of 2026, Serbia will try to secure its bid to the World Cup finals. In 2025, it didn’t qualify, after finishing ninth in Romania.

Croatia is among the nations capable of booking a ticket for Sydney, with Italy, the Netherlands and the United States seeking to pull of surprise.

Group A

Greece
Hungary
Netherlands
Serbia

Group B

Croatia
Spain
Italy
USA

 

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