Olympiacos opened the scoring with Myriocefalitakis in his first attack, with Vouliagmeni equalizing against Mulhausen. There was a continuous good defenses for both teams, as well as Kotsioni’s intervention in Plerito’s penalty. Vouliagmeni continued to play excellent defense, not allowing the ball to pass two meters with the Foudotou and Kalogeropoulou scoring took 2 goals (3-1).
As in the first eight minutes, in the second, Olympiacos scored in his first attack, with Siouti reducing to 3-2. Andrew then made 3-3, with Tudotou re-giving the lead to Vouliagmeni with her second personal goal. The two teams began to find a rhythm in the attack and exploited the player above. With two goals by Giannopoulou, Vouliagmeni made it 6-4, but Olympiacos had found a way in the attack and managed with the goals of Santa and Siouti 7-6 and the overthrow.
The two teams started the third eight minutes with consecutive good defenses, with Vouliagmeni missing the opportunity to equalize when Raikrou fired Mulhausen’s penalty. After about 5.5 minutes of play in the third period, Andrew made it 8-6. A very important goal, at a time when the two teams were aggressively stuck. Foudotou and Giannopoulou kept Vouliagmeni alive, with the third eight minutes closing 9-8 in favor of Olympiacos.
Santa again gave 2 goals to Olympiacos (10-8), with Mulhausen reducing about 6 minutes before the final to 10-9. Again with the Dutch, Vouliagmeni equalized, but with a goal by Andrew and one hair 2 minutes before the final, Olympiacos took a significant lead, which did not lose until the end, winning the 6th Cup in his history.
The eight minutes: 1-3, 6-3, 2-2, 3-2.
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