2006_FINA_Men's_Water_Polo_World_Cup Knowpia

2006 FINA Men's Water Polo World Cup
2006 FINA Men's Water Polo World Cup
League	FINA Water Polo World Cup
Sport	Water polo
Duration	13 – 18 June
Super Final
Finals champions	Serbia and Montenegro
Runners-up	Hungary
FINA Water Polo World Cup seasons
	← 2002 2010 →

The 13th edition of the FINA Men's Water Polo World Cup was held in the Alfréd Hajós Swimming Pool on Margitsziget (Margaret Island) in Budapest, Hungary, from 13 to 18 June 2006.^[1]

Teams edit

The top eight teams from the previous World Aquatic Championship have qualified.

Teams	Qualified as
Hungary Serbia and Montenegro Greece Croatia Spain Romania Russia Italy	Host (2nd 2005 World Championship) 1st 2005 World Championship 3rd 2005 World Championship 4th 2005 World Championship 5th 2005 World Championship 6th 2005 World Championship 7th 2005 World Championship 8th 2005 World Championship

Seeding edit

Following ranking of the 2005 World Championship

Pot 1	Pot 2	Pot 3	Pot 4
Serbia and Montenegro (1) Hungary (2) (H)	Greece (3) Croatia (4)	Spain (5) Romania (6)	Russia (7) Italy (8)

Groups edit

GROUP A	GROUP B
Hungary (H) Greece Romania Italy	Serbia and Montenegro Croatia Spain Russia

Preliminary round edit

Group A edit

	Team	Pts	P	W	L	PF	PA	Qualification
1.	Hungary (H)	6	3	3	0	38	19	Semi-finals
2.	Italy	4	3	2	1	20	20	Quarter-finals
3.	Romania	2	3	1	2	19	28	Quarter-finals
4.	Greece	0	3	0	3	19	29

Tuesday 2005-06-13


Greece	7 – 8	Romania	2-3 • 2-1 • 1-1 • 2-3
Italy	6 – 10	Hungary	2-2 • 1-2 • 1-3 • 2-3

Wednesday 2005-06-14


Greece	4 – 14	Hungary	4-4 • 2-3 • 0-4 • 1-3
Italy	7 – 5	Romania	1-1 • 2-1 • 1-1 • 3-2

Thursday 2005-06-15


Greece	5 – 7	Italy	1-1 • 3-1 • 1-4 • 0-1
Romania	6 – 14	Hungary	4-5 • 1-3 • 0-3 • 1-3

Group B edit

	Team	Pts	P	W	T	L	PF	PA	Qualification
1.	Serbia and Montenegro	6	3	3	0	0	29	21	Semi-finals
2.	Croatia	3	3	1	1	1	28	26	Quarter-finals
3.	Spain	3	3	1	1	1	24	21	Quarter-finals
4.	Russia	0	3	0	0	3	22	35

Tuesday 2005-06-13


Croatia	12 – 9	Russia	4-3 • 1-3 • 4-2 • 3-1
Serbia and Montenegro	7 – 6	Spain	2-4 • 2-0 • 2-2 • 1-0

Wednesday 2005-06-14


Croatia	8 – 8	Spain	2-3 • 2-1 • 3-2 • 1-2
Serbia and Montenegro	13 – 7	Russia	3-1 • 4-4 • 2-0 • 4-2

Thursday 2005-06-15


Russia	6 – 10	Spain	1-3 • 2-2 • 1-2 • 2-3
Croatia	8 – 9	Serbia and Montenegro	1-3 • 2-0 • 2-4 • 3-2

Olympic champions Hungary and reigning world champion Serbia & Montenegro won their groups after three wins in a row and went straight to the semifinals on Saturday.

Quarter finals edit

Friday 2005-06-16
- First quarterfinal (17:30h)


Romania	7 – 10	Croatia	2-2 • 2-2 • 3-4 • 0-2

- Second quarterfinal (19:00h)


Italy	3 – 9	Spain	0-1 • 0-4 • 3-1 • 0-3

Semi finals edit

Saturday 2005-06-17
- First semifinal (17:30h)


Hungary	10 – 6	Croatia	2-1 • 4-1 • 2-3 • 2-1

- Second semifinal (19:00h)


Serbia and Montenegro	13 – 8	Spain	5-2 • 3-2 • 3-2 • 2-2

Finals edit

Friday 2005-06-16
- 7th/8th-place match (15:00h)


Greece	10 – 6	Russia	2-2 • 3-2 • 3-2 • 2-0

Saturday 2005-06-17
- 5th/6th-place match (15:00h)


Romania	4 – 7	Italy	2-0 • 1-4 • 1-1 • 0-2

Sunday 2005-06-18
- Bronze Medal Match (15:30h)


Croatia	10 – 13	Spain	2-3 • 2-3 • 2-5 • 4-2

- Gold Medal Match (17:30h)


Hungary	9 – 10	Serbia and Montenegro	1-3 • 2-2 • 2-1 • 3-2 • 1-1 • 0-1

Final standings edit

RANK^[1]	TEAM
	Serbia
	Hungary
	Spain
4.	Croatia
5.	Italy
6.	Romania
7.	Greece
8.	Russia

2006 Men's FINA Water Polo World Cup
Serbia First title

Top scorers edit

RANK	2006 FINA MEN'S WATER POLO WORLD CUP	GOALS
1.	Aleksandar Šapić (SCG)	17
2.	Tamás Kásás (HUN)	13
	Felipe Perrone (ESP)
	Xavier García (ESP)
5.	Miho Bošković (CRO)	12
6.	Andrei Iosep (ROM)	11
7.	Péter Biros (HUN)	10
8.	Teo Đogaš (CRO)	9
9.	Gergely Kiss (HUN)	8
9.	Nikola Janović (SCG)	8

Squads edit

Croatia edit

Goran Volarević
Damir Burić
Boris Pavlović
Srđan Antonijević
Tihomil Vranješ

Head coach:

Ratko Rudić

Greece edit

Konstantinos Dimou
Manolis Mylonakis
Georgios Reppas

Head coach:

Alessandro Campagna

Hungary edit

Gábor Kiss
Tamás Molnár
Gábor Jászberényi

Head coach:

Dénes Kemény

Italy edit

Stefano Tempesti
Massimo Giacoppo
Valerio Rizzo
Fabrizio Buonocore
Andrea Scotti Galletta

Head coach:

Paolo Malara

Romania edit

Nenciu Berttini
Cosmin Radu
Florin Muşat
Florin Bonca
Andrei Iosep

Andrei Bușilă
Gheorghe Dunca
Ramiro Georgescu
Alexandru Ghiban
George Georgescu

Alexandru Matei Guiman
Kálmán Kádár
Robert Dinu

Head coach:

Vlad Hagiu

Russia edit

Igor Shaltanov
Yuri Yatsev
Pavel Khalturin
Roman Dokuchaev
Roman Balashov

Anton Korotaev
Revaz Chomakhidze (captain)
Dmitri Stratan
Aleksey Agarkov
Marat Zakirov

Viktor Vishnyakov
Andrei Reketchinski
Yegor Rastorguev

Head coach:

Aleksandr Kabanov

Serbia and Montenegro edit

Zdravko Radić

Head coaches:

Nenad Manojlović
Petar Porobić
Nebojša Novoselac

Spain edit

Head coach:

Rafael Aguilar

References edit

^ ^a ^b "HistoFINA – Water polo medalists and statistics" (PDF). fina.org. FINA. September 2019. p. 25. Archived (PDF) from the original on 1 August 2021. Retrieved 6 August 2021.

[HistoFINA_PDF-1] "HistoFINA – Water polo medalists and statistics" (PDF). fina.org. FINA. September 2019. p. 25. Archived (PDF) from the original on 1 August 2021. Retrieved 6 August 2021.

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Summary

Teams edit

Seeding edit

Groups edit

Preliminary round edit

Group A edit

Group B edit

Quarter finals edit

Semi finals edit

Finals edit

Final standings edit

Top scorers edit

Squads edit

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References edit

Croatia edit

Greece edit

Hungary edit

Italy edit

Romania edit

Russia edit

Spain edit