Serbia will look to complete the defence of their International Swimming Federation (FINA) Water Polo

the bronze medal match pits Italy against Greece.The final will round off tomorrow's proceedings as Serbia

Czech Republic’s Martin Fuksa produced the best time in both his C1M 1,000 metres and 500m heats to qualify directly for the A finals on the opening day of the 2016 European Canoe Association (ECA) European Canoe Sprint Championships in Moscow.

clocked 4:00.760 to finish more than three seconds quicker than nearest challenger Kristina Bedec of Serbia

Defending champions Serbia progressed to the penultimate round of the International Swimming Federation

The 19-10 win came as little surprise given that Serbia had won all three of their Group B matches and

Japan had lost all three of their Group A games.Awaiting Serbia in tomorrow’s semi-finals is Italy,

Holders Serbia advanced to the quarter-final stage of the International Swimming Federation (FINA) men

Greece recorded a second win in as many days at the International Swimming Federation (FINA) men’s Water Polo World League Super Final in Huizhou, giving them the outright lead in Group A.

defeat against Italy yesterday to triumph 13-7 at the expense of Japan.In Group B, defending champions Serbia

United States, who registered a 10-7 win over last year’s bronze medallists Brazil.Defending champions Serbia

Defending champions Serbia began their pursuit of a fourth straight International Swimming Federation

eagerly anticipated, with last year’s bronze medallist Brazil eager to make up for the their loss to Serbia

today, as they held off the Brazilians challenge to record a 14-10 victory.The United States joined Serbia

Serbia maintained their 100 per cent record in Pool C1 at the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB

after they overcame the United States 25-19, 25-15, 22-25, 25-22.With Brazil now set to travel to Serbia

Serbia will seek to claim their fourth consecutive International Swimming Federation (FINA) men’s Water

successfully defended their European title in front of a home crowd in Belgrade earlier this year, Serbia

Hosts Brazil continued their impressive start to the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) World League by beating the United States in four-sets in Rio de Janeiro.

Along with Brazil, France and Serbia remain the only other unbeaten teams in the group.There were

Belarus beat South Korea 56-39 in today’s fifth-place playoff at the women's International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Olympic Qualifying Tournament in France to secure the last spot for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

match at Nantes' La Trocardière.Belarus join Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Japan, Senegal, Serbia

Australia, hosts Brazil and Japan.China and Spain complete Group B, which also features Canada, Senegal, Serbia

Brazil have surged to the top of Pool B1 at the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) World League with a pair of straight sets victories in Olympic host city Rio de Janeiro.

played.Pool C1 in Kaliningrad saw hosts and Olympic champions Russia suffer a heavy straight sets defeat to Serbia

defeated in Pool D1 in Macau, losing a two set lead in a 16-25, 29-31, 25-19, 25-19, 18-16 defeat to Serbia

Reigning world champions Aled Davies of Britain and Zeljko Dimitrijevic of Serbia each broke world records

underlined why he remains the man to beat in the men’s club throw F51 class.Zeljko Dimitrijevic of Serbia

China beat defending champions United States on home soil to end the opening stage of the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) Grand Prix with a 100 per cent record.

their final game in Pool B1, which they are hosting in Olympic city Rio de Janeiro.They eased past Serbia

June 17 with three further pools as round robin play continues.Pool D1 in Macau will feature Brazil, Serbia

Russia's Margarita Goncharova was among four world record-breakers at the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Athletics European Championships as she smashed her own T38 200 metres mark to clinch gold in Italian city Grosseto today.

crown to his world gold, with Spain's Hector Cabrera Llacer sealing silver and Nemanja Dimitrijevic of Serbia

China's Zhu Ting was in fine form again as she helped the hosts record a second victory at the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) Grand Prix.

but the Dutch prevailed 27-25, 25-21, 25-22.Pool B1 in Rio de Janeiro, which includes hosts Brazil, Serbia