It’s the last chance to get some momentum going before the Olympics as the ATP Croatia Open is entering its quarterfinal stage in Umag Top seed Andrey Rublev is facing one of the most prolific giant-killers in Fabian Marozsan Who do you think will advance to the final four [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”180848″] [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”170466″] Main Photo Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports Qinwen Zheng looked a shadow of herself against Anastasia Potatpova A 6-4 6-4 loss sent the World #8 home early; a ATP Masters 1000 Rome 1/64-Finals Lehecka – Muller: Time TBA H2H: 2-0 Jiri Lehecka has lost four of his last five matches Last Word On Sports is back with more action in our best bets column It’s Day 4 at the ATP 250 in Umag with three Italians on the cards. Will Fabio Fognini continue his quest to secure a second title here? Which of the “Lorenzos” will progress? We predict all of the day’s matches, split between this and a separate article [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”170460″] Fabio Fognini’s recent performances suggest he may extend his career on the main tour The Italian is familiar with these surroundings Chun-Hsin Tseng has proved his mettle on clay and this match will depend on the Italian’s disposition as he is the more experienced player Luciano Darderi returned from a break-down in the second set to clinch a straight-set win over Duje Ajdukovic in front of the home fans He’ll be oozing confidence against teenager Mensik who’s just clinched three wins from his last ten matches [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”170472″] It’s almost a clean sweep for the top four in Umag 4 Francisco Cerundolo in the semifinals on Friday 2 Lorenzo Musetti battles unseeded Czech Jakub Mensik and he won his second Masters 1000 this spring in Madrid–but he has slumped bigtime since Between nabbing the title in Madrid and his run to at least the semis in Umag the Russian won exactly three matches in five tournaments played–including a first-round ouster at Wimbledon at the hands of world No Rublev seems to have found his footing again this week as he wraps up European clay and starts to make his way to North America to prepare for the U.S Francisco Cerundolo has had a bit of a rough season of his own he had a losing record on the year (18-20) The 25-year-old performed well at Roland Garros even pushing Novak Djokovic to five sets in the round of 16 It’s probably more accurate to say that Cerundolo struggles off clay but since he’s still on the dirt this week his success isn’t really a surprise He isn’t playing with confidence right now Cerundolo is perfectly capable of seizing the opportunity Cheryl pick: Cerundolo in 2Ricky pick: Cerundolo in 3[yop_poll id=”1358″] This will be the first meeting between Lorenzo Musetti and Czechia’s Jakub Mensik except for Carlos Alcaraz–who just won the Channel Slam (the French Open and Wimbledon in the same season)–Musetti is the hottest player on tour He bowed out of the French Open in the third round but since then he has racked up a wild number of wins: the semis in Stuttgart The 18-year-old has plenty of potential but is without the consistency necessary to make noise on the tour week in and week out He had a completely disastrous grass-court swing and while he’s posted his best results in his young career on hard courts he clearly fares better on clay than he does on grass This one should be a routine win for Musetti The Italian had some time off since his run at Wimbledon and hasn’t looked gassed at all this week Look for Musetti to take care of business in efficient fashion Cheryl pick: Musetti in 2Ricky pick: Musetti in 3[yop_poll id=”1360″] Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" The Grandstand gets you up close and personal with the ATP Tour Just like the Grandstand on the grounds of any tournament this site aims to be the best seat in the house *Interested in writing for The Grandstand in 2025 Contact Ricky Dimon at ridimon@gmail.com.* or links inserted into already existing articles Copyright © 2025 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes Day 3 at the ATP 250 in Umag sees top seed and former champion Andrey Rublev attempt to exorcise his Argentine demons to avoid a third straight loss to an Argentine player The home crowd will also have something to cheer as homeboy Duje Ajdukovic challenges fellow youngster Luciano Darderi Two in-form players meet for the first time on their favourite surface and it promises to be an exciting encounter in Umag Darderi had seven wins on the bounce clay before succumbing to Sebastian Baez in last week’s Hamburg quarterfinals who was on a five-match win streak before losing to Rafael Nadal in the Bastad semifinals Ordinarily, this should be a walkover for Rublev, but his confidence and mental state appear to have taken a hit with his recent inexplicable losses. He lost in the Wimbledon first round to Argentine Francisco Comesana before being sent packing in his first match at Bastad by another Argentine Thiago Agustin Tirante Main Photo Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports It promises to be an exciting opening day of WTA Rome action ATP Masters 1000 Rome 1/64-Finals Diallo – Giron: Time TBA H2H: first meeting Gabriel Diallo has won four of his last five matches ATP Masters 1000 Rome 1/64-Finals Nishioka – Struff: Time TBA H2H: 2-1 Yoshihito Nishioka has lost three of his last five matches ATP Masters 1000 Rome 1/64-Finals Gaston – Jarry: Time TBA H2H: first meeting Hugo Gaston has lost three of his last five matches On January 17, the Croatian Navy (Hrvatska ratna mornarica) took delivery of the second Omis-class patrol vessel “OOB-32 Umag“ at a ceremony at the “Admiral flote Sveto Letica-Barba” barracks in Split Chief of the General Staff of the Croatian Armed Forces Tihomir Kundid Commander of the Croatian Navy Rear Admiral Damir Dojkić and other senior officials attended the event Obalni ophodni brod „Umag“ postao je dio flote Hrvatske ratne mornarice! Obalni ophodni brodovi ključan su dio sustava nadzora i zaštite 🇭🇷 morskog teritorija te kontrole granica. ℹ️ Tehničke značajke OOB „Umag“:• daljinski upravljana oružna stanica s automatskim 30 mm topom… pic.twitter.com/sJdhfmsTb2 Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anušić stressed that the OOB-32 Umag is only the beginning of the Croatian Navy’s modernization process He further stated that the country had initiated the procurement process for a multi-purpose corvette to further develop its naval capabilities Anušić also noted that Croatia currently allocates 2% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to defense adding: “The glorious Croatian Armed Forces will reach a level that will guarantee the security unity and territorial integrity of the Croatian state and people.” “OOB-32 Umag,” named after the city of Umag on Croatia’s Istria Peninsula was built as part of the modernization program launched by the Croatian Ministry of Defence in December 2014 This program includes the construction of five Omiš-class vessels to replace the Mirna-class patrol boats inherited from the former Yugoslav Navy The construction of the lead ship of the class OOB-31 “Omiš,” started in 2015 at Brodosplit Shipyard and was delivered to the Croatian Navy on December 7 the construction of the other ships was significantly delayed OOB-32 “Umag,” has only now been received “Karlobag,” “Opatija,” and “Skradin,” are still under construction at Brodosplit Shipyard all three ships are planned to be delivered to the Croatian Navy in the coming months The Omis class patrol vessels have a compact design with a length of 43.16 meters and a width of 8 meters Equipped with two 2525 kW Caterpillar engines and a controllable pitch propeller (CPP) system the vessels can travel 1,000 nautical miles at 15 knots with a single fuel load which can host 17 crew members with an essential crew of 14 and 3 additional personnel also offers 10 days of cruising autonomy and full operational capability up to Sea State 5 The patrol vessels provide self-defense with one remote-controlled 30mm automatic cannon and four portable anti-aircraft missile systems Tags: , , , This Friday at the ATP Croatia Open in Umag will feature the two semifinal matches Considering the Olympics are about to start in a few days Umag has a very impressive field of players remaining led by a top 10 player and current Madrid champion in Andrey Rublev It has been a very entertaining tournament so far and it should remain that way with all four players having a very realistic chance of claiming this trophy [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”170476″] Main Photo Credit: Mike Frey-USA TODAY Sports Francisco Cerundolo has won three of his last five matches Cerundolo reached the quarterfinals where he lost against Martinez in three tight sets Cerundolo won his first round match against Dodig in easy straight sets and served well throughout the whole match Francisco struggled with his form this season and is now looking to improve his winning record which would probably get him back into the top 30 in the rankings Lorenzo Sonego has won three of his last five matches. Here in Umag, Lorenzo won his first round match against Poljicak in three tight sets as we predicted He even saved two match points in the deciding set tiebreak Lorenzo won against Muller in straight sets His recent losses and poor performances led to him being outside the top 50 Sonego reached the semifinals where he lost against Wawrinka in straight sets We believe that he has shown better tennis throughout the tournament so far We also believe that he is a better clay court player than Sonego Cerundolo covering the games handicap is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Francisco Cerundolo -3.5 games handicap @2.00 @bet365 [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”170468″] Lorenzo Musetti has won four of his last five matches. The last match he played was at Wimbledon, where he lost in the semifinals against Novak Djokovic in straight sets. Musetti took some time off to get rested for the second part of the season Lorenzo won his first match against Trungelliti in straight sets Musetti has not had any remarkable results on clay where he lost in the 1/8-Finals against Cecchinato in straight sets Lajovic is the big underdog in this matchup Lajovic played great tennis in the second round against Cobolli so we believe that he will keep this match tight as well Lajovic covering the games handicap is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Dusan Lajovic +3.5 games handicap @1.73 @bet365 Alexandre Muller has lost three of his last five matches Muller was upset by Yevseyev in the first round Alexandre has shown great tennis and won against Arnaldi in straight sets His defensive tennis was great in his first round performance Muller is looking to get a decent result here in Umag to get back into the top 100 He is yet to reach a quarterfinal at the ATP tour level on clay this season so this will be an important match for him Sonego looked injured and had cramps late in the match We believe that he will be exhausted in the second round Value bet/ the best odds: Alexandre Muller winning @1.73 @bet365 Flavio Cobolli has won three of his last five matches. Last week in Hamburg, Flavio lost in the second round against Zhang in straight sets as we predicted. Here in Umag winning against Navone in the first round in easy straight sets Flavio is looking to get a solid result here in Umag to stay in the top 50 in the rankings Cobolli lost in the second round against Arnaldi in straight sets Lajovic has been struggling with his form and fitness recently His first round match was also long and tough Cobolli has shown great tennis in the first round so we believe that he will get an easy win here in the second round Value bet/ the best odds: Flavio Cobolli winning @1.50 @bet365 Main Photo Credit: Dan Hamilton-USA TODAY Sports It’s time for the semifinals of the 2024 ATP Croatia Open in Umag Three of the top four seeds have it made this far with the other withdrawing ahead of the event (Holger Rune) Jakub Mensik took that opportunity and is playing just as well as everybody else left in the event Jakub Mensik fell off the map recently due to some health issues, but the young Czech is back on track now His performances this week have been stellar and while some big names are remaining in this event Especially the win over Luciano Darderi in the second round was just top-notch this will be a second ATP Tour semifinal appearance after Doha earlier this year Andrey Rublev hasn’t been awful this year; he’s just gotten a bit less clinical and isn’t invulnerable to upsets anymore But of course that one run he had in Madrid is a massive saving grace as well This week he’s managed to fend off both Camilo Ugo Carabelli and Fabian Marozsan despite some early tests from both players It’s a big improvement as before Umag Main Photo Credit: David Kirouac-USA TODAY Sports Lorenzo Musetti has won four of his last five matches. The last match he played was at Wimbledon, where he lost in the semifinals against Novak Djokovic in straight sets. Musetti took some time off to get rested for the second part of the season His last clay court match was at the French Open where he lost against Djokovic once again Musetti has not have any remarkable results on clay Marco Trungelliti has won four of his last five matches Marco reached the 1/8-Finals as a qualifier where he lost against Rune in straight sets Trungelitti fought through the qualifying tournament once again Marco won both of his qualifying matches in straight sets Trungelitti won against Andreozzi in three tight sets but kept his composure and turned the match around Musetti is the big favorite in this matchup Trungelitti has already won three matches here in Umag so he will definitely be confident coming into this meeting Musetti had a longer break after he lost an exhausting match against Djokovic He will probably still be emotionally exhausted Trungelliti covering the games handicap is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Marco Trungelliti +4.5 games handicap @1.91 @bet365 Fognini had some solid results which earned him a return to the top 100 in the rankings Fognini has reached the final twice here in Umag Chun Hsin Tseng has lost four of his last five matches. Last week in Hamburg, Tseng won in the qualifying tournament against Krajinovic. Here in Umag, Chun won his first qualifying match against Zmak in straight sets. However, Tseng lost in the final qualifying round against Andreozzi. Luckily for him, with some players withdrawing from the tournament Tseng got into the main-draw as a lucky loser Fabio showed great tennis in his first round performance We believe that he will have strength for another match and he won easily against Tseng in straight sets Fognini winning in straight sets is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Fabio Fognini winning 2-0 @2.15 @bet365 Andrey Rublev has won three of his last five matches. Rublev was the defending champion last week in Bastad. However, he failed in his first match yet again. Rublev lost against Tirante in three tight sets. Here in Umag, Andrey won his first match against Ugo Carabelli in straight sets as we predicted. Today but stayed composed and turned the match around Andrey won the title here in Umag as a lucky loser Rublev is the slight favorite in this matchup Both players were out of form coming into this tournament We expect a tight match that could go either way so we expect a rollercoaster type of match Value bet/ the best odds: over 22.5 games @-118 @FanDuel Jakub has not had any remarkable results on clay His biggest results were on the fast hard courts Musetti had a rough second match against Lajovic tonight He will not have much time to rest for his semifinal match We believe that Mensik will keep this match tight Mensik covering the games handicap is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Jakub Mensik +2.5 games handicap @2.00 @bet365 The always-popular ATP event in Umag will conclude this Saturday with a very interesting final in prospect between Lorenzo Musetti and Francisco Cerundolo two players who love playing on clay and have been playing some amazing tennis this week Musetti has been in amazing form recently, backing up his run to the Wimbledon semifinals with this run here in Umag He will match his career high of #15 with the title and will go short on rest but high on confidence to Paris to fight for an Olympic medal Cerundolo has been playing quite well this week too as shown by his straight set victory Friday over Andrey Rublev and he will certainly believe his chances of a title here Both of their previous meetings were on clay and ended with Musetti straight set victories; ultimately while Cerundolo is a very solid player on this surface Musetti seems to be a few levels higher especially as far as talent and potential are concerned He seems to finally be somewhat fulfilling that talent and translating it into great results so he absolutely has to be considered a favorite here Main Photo Credit: Susan Mullane-USA TODAY Sports but it is true that the buzz surrounding Jakub Mensik at the beginning of the season had not been sustained in the following months We are talking about one of the best talents on the men's circuit at 18 years old who reached his first ATP final last February in Doha a sensation that he may experience again this week the Czech is already in the quarterfinals of the ATP 250 in Umag after swiftly defeating Alexei Popyrin (6-3 Now he faces Tseng who entered as a lucky loser at the last minute This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, ATP Umag 2024. Mensik recupera su mejor versión Seeds Andrey Rublev and Francisco Cerundolo headline the Umag quarterfinal lineup on Thursday The top-seeded Rublev is facing Fabian Marozsan while Cerundolo is going up against Italy’s Lorenzo Sonego.(1) Andrey Rublev vs Fabian MarozsanRublev temporarily saved his season with a 1000-point title in Madrid but he still faces a steep ranking decline later this summer and fall if he does not turn things around the ninth-ranked Russian is 3-5 and went into the Croatia Open on a horrendous four-match losing streak 7-5 victory over Camilo Ugo Carabelli on Tuesday will give Rublev some much-needed momentum 1 seed’s way of the semifinals on Thursday is Marozsan The 49th-ranked Hungarian scraped past Alexander Shevchenko in a third-set tiebreaker before beating Thiago Monteiro 6-2 Success on clay is nothing new for Marozsan who famously upset Carlos Alcaraz en route to the Rome fourth round and won two Challenger titles last season The 24-year-old is playing with more confidence than Rublev right now and his style of offspeed junk and drop-shots is generally not what you want to be dealing with when your game is struggling–which is certainly the case for Rublev.Pick: Marozsan in 3[yop_poll id=”1352″](4) Francisco Cerundolo vs Lorenzo SonegoCerundolo and Sonego will be squaring off for the third time in their careers on Thursday They have split their two previous encounters; Cerundolo prevailed 3-6 6-2 in the 2023 Miami fourth round before Sonego scored a 6-4 6-2 victory on the indoor hard courts of Vienna Those two result are not at all surprising as Cerundolo is a borderline Miami specialist and Sonego is the superior indoor hard-court player with a history of success in Vienna The 37th-ranked Argentine won the Bastad title in 2022 has two runner-up finishes on dirt during his ATP career and pushed Novak Djokovic to five sets at the recent French Open Sonego kicked off his week by outlasting Mili Poljicak 11-9 in a third-set tiebreaker complete with leg cramps throughout the final three points of the match The 54th-ranked Italian recovered to defeat Alexandre Muller 7-5 but it has already been a difficult tournament for Sonego and now he runs into a very tough opponent.Pick: Cerundolo in 3[yop_poll id=”1353″] Musetti is the slight favorite in this matchup Musetti won both matches on clay against Cerundolo Lorenzo usually underperforming in the big matches such as this one We saw it at this year’s Wimbledon as well Cerundolo is more reliable when playing on the biggest stage Value bet/ the best odds: Francisco Cerundolo winning @2.30 @bet365 Much of the ATP tour heads back to European clay after Wimbledon with Monday’s Umag lineup featuring a pair of players from Czechia while Tomas Machac battles Thiago Monteiro Czechia’s Jakub Mensik had his first breakthrough tournament earlier this season in Doha The 18-year-old came from out of nowhere to make the final with upset wins over Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Andrey Rublev before finally falling to champion Karen Khachanov His season since then has been a little less successful and he is currently off his career high-ranking of 65th at world No Mensik has the right ingredients for success; he just needs a bit more consistency to carry out his plan Alexei Popyrin will likely go into this match with confidence The Aussie got to the third round of Wimbledon and pushed finalist Novak Djokovic before going down in four sets The problem is that he’s been absolutely miserable on the dirt this year with both wins coming at the Monte-Carlo Masters He lost in the opener of his other four events Look for Mensik to take advantage of Popyrin’s current struggles on clay to get the victory in this first-ever encounter with Popyrin Cheryl pick: Mensik in 2Ricky pick: Popyrin in 2[yop_poll id=”1340″] He made an impressive run to the quarterfinals at the Miami Masters and then rolled to the final in Geneva He notably beat Novak Djokovic in his run to the Geneva final Machac is 19-11 for the season and has played well on clay so far Brazil’s Thiago Monteiro is a tricky first-round opponent He’s ranked 85th in the world and he struggles some on surfaces outside of clay but he is a good clay-courter and may well give Machac some trouble on Monday after Monteiro successfully qualified for the Rome Masters he made his way to the round of 16–where he lost to Zhizhen Zhang Look for this first-ever H2H contest to be an entertaining battle Machac is more consistent with better weapons so he should make his way through–but not without some trouble Cheryl pick: Machac in 3Ricky pick: Machac in 3[yop_poll id=”1344″] Monteiro just beat Ruud in slow seaside conditions The Italian will face Frenchman Alexandre Muller in the next round Sonego saved two matchpoints in the deciding set tiebreaker and even suffered from cramps during the last few points before coming through in three hours and 18 minutes Sonego, ranked No 54, will play Frenchman Alexandre Muller next other first-round matches (ITC Stella Maris Website#d1714eed38b5f169e5b5467b{display:none} Andrey Rublev won against Fabian Marozsan 5-7 He’ll face Argentinian Francisco Cerundolo 6-2 to reach the semi-finals of the Croatia Open at the ITC Stella Maris in Umag on Thursday evening The Russian won against Argentinian Camilo Ugo Carabelli (6-4 7-5) in the previous round of the Umag tournament In the previous rounds of the Umag tournament edged out Kazakh Alexander Shevchenko (6-4 7-6 (8)) and won against Brazilian Thiago Monteiro (6-2 other last eight results (ITC Stella Maris Website#e81adf95bf635b5648dbd9b3{display:none} While ATP 250 finals across the globe will take place on Sunday another ATP 250 tournament begins in Croatia — this time at the Croatia Open in Umag multiple final rounds of qualifying will take place This is one of four qualifying matches on Sunday and is the only match on Goran Ivanisevic Stadium Andreozzi has played more doubles than singles lately but possesses a solid 328-238 record on clay courts Tseng is newer to tennis at 22 years old and has played many tournaments on clay courts at ATP Challenger Tour events Both players also won their first qualifying match in straight sets As Andreozzi hasn’t played a singles tournament in over a month prior to Saturday Tseng may be the favorite and could come out more confident in key moments during the match Marozsan has a solid baseline-centered game that works well on the clay courts while Shevchenko tends to dictate points with his power on all surfaces Neither player won more than one match in last year’s Croatia Open and this will be a good opportunity for either player to pick up a win Marozsan will have to use his drop shot to his advantage while Shevchenko cannot afford to lose many points off his big serve Shevchenko won both the pair’s matches over the last five months and expect him to be the slight favorite because of that This match will mark a big milestone for Mikrut as his first ATP tour-level match The 20-year-old recently made his first ATP Challenger Tour final last month while Carabelli has played in many ATP tour-level qualifying matches trying to return to his best form from 2022 A win for Carabelli will mark his fourth ATP tour-level win and he’ll have to play confident tennis and not let the inexperienced Croat dictate points but Carabelli will have enough experience to etch out a tight two-set win and disappointingly lost last week in the German Open as a seed This match should come down to whoever takes advantage of more break points and look for Arnaldi to step up as the slightly more solid player on slow clay courts Main Photo Credit: Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports The FNT also played three friendly matches during the two-week trip, tying and defeating Montenegro’s full team prior the tournament, and beating the Czech Republic U21s again on the last day. Ten players made their USA debuts as the team went undefeated over the six matches. USA                           2          1          3 MNE                          0          3          3 USA - Raphael Araujo (L. Gonzalez)       10th Minute USA - Raphael Araujo (unassisted)          17’ MNE - Filip Markovic                                   26’ MNE - Kenan Tafic                                      28’ USA - Zach Reget (D. Burato)                   29’ MNE - Ivan Asanovic                                   37’       USA: 12-Robert Damron, 4-Alencar Ventura-Junior, 9-Raphael Araujo, 10-David Ortiz, 15-Luciano Gonzalez Substitutes: 1-Diego Moretti, * 2-Manuel Andrade, * 5-Sebastian Mendez, * 7-Diego Burato, 8-Zach Reget, 9-Raphael Araujo, 13-Diego Bobadilla, * 14-Klisman Sousa, * 16-Erik Macias, * 21-Wilder Arboleda Inactive: 6-Jeremy Klepal, 13-William Eskay, 11-Ado Jahic, 22-Christopher Moura (gk), 24-Luiz Morales, 25-Franck Tayou MNE: 1-Milin Sekulic, 4-Ivan Asanovic, 5-Filip Markovic, 6-Milos Koprivica, 7-David Puiletic Substitutes: 12-Borisav Cirkovic, 2-Kenan Tafic, 3-Goran Delic, 9-Pavle Vukcevic, 16-Lazar Milanovic, 20-Luka Zivkovic USA - Erik Macias (caution)           24th Minute MNE                           1          0          1 MNE - Pavle Vukcevic                                7th Minute USA - Luciano Gonzalez (D. Burato)       9’ USA - Luiz Morales (D. Burato)                 16’ USA - Alencar Ventura-Junior                   32’ USA: 1-Diego Moretti, 4-Alencar Ventura-Junior, 9-Raphael Araujo, 10-David Ortiz, 15-Luciano Gonzalez Substitutes: *22-Christopher Moura, 2-Manuel Andrade, *3-William Eskay, 5-Sebastian Mendez, 7-Diego Burato, 9-Raphael Araujo, *11-Ado Jahic, 13-Diego Bobadilla, 14-Klisman Sousa, *24-Luiz Morales, 25-Franck Tayou Inactive: 6-Jeremy Klepal, 8-Zach Reget 16-Erik Macias, 21-Wilder Arboleda USA - Luiz Morales (caution)         18th Minute USA Pivo Zach Reget opened the scoring on a nice turn and shot from 12 yards, but the Czech Republic would answer immediately. Diego Burato then scored his first two USA goals - first on a back post pass from Luciano Gonzalez, then by converting a penalty drawn by Luiz Morales. The teams traded goals in the second, with William Eskay notching his debut goal, and David Ortiz sealing the game with his debut goal. The game saw eight yellow cards, with two Czech players ejected. USA                           3          2          5 CZE                            1          2          3 USA - Zach Reget                           8th Minute CZE - Matēj Maur                      ��     8’ USA - Diego Burato (PK)                17’ CZE - Tarik Luksija                          24’ USA - William Eskay                       28’ CZE - Zdenek Sita                           35’ USA - David Ortiz                            39' USA: 1-Diego Moretti, 2-Manuel Andrade, 6-Jeremy Klepal, 8-Zach Reget, 15-Luciano Gonzalez Substitutes: 3-William Eskay, 5-Sebastian Mendez, 7-Diego Burato, 9-Raphael Araujo, 10-David Ortiz, 14-Klisman Sousa, 16-Erik Macias, 24-Luiz Morales, Inactive: 22-Christopher Moura, 4-Alencar Ventura-Junior, 11-Ado Jahic, 13-Diego Bobadilla, 21-Wilder Arboleda, 25-Franck Tayou CZE: 16-Jan Žežulka, 7-Zdenek Sita, 8-Matēj Maur, 9-Adam Knobloch, 10-Dominik Balog Substitutes: 1-Martin Dzudza, 2-Jan Gajdos, 3-Filip Tilinger, 5-Daniel Hajas, 11-Tarik Luksija, 12-Tomas Kuchta, 14-Jiri Zapotocky, 18-Jaraslav Zapotocky CZE - 12-Tomas Kuchta (caution)            5th Minute CZE - 12-Tomas Kuchta (ejection)           11’ USA - Sebastian Mendez (caution)          11’ USA - Raphael Araujo (caution)                12’ CZE - Matēj Maur (caution)                        15’ CZE - Matēj Maur (2nd caution)                25’ CZE - Zdenek Sita (caution)                      38’ USA - David Ortiz (caution)                        40’ Referee 1: Jordan Feltesse; Referee 2: Alen Bozic; Referee 3: Josh Wilkens USA                           2          2          5 SVN                           1          2          3 SVN - Rok Snofl                               7th Minute USA - Luiz Morales                         18’ USA - David Ortiz                            25’ SVN - Tilen Rajter                            36’ USA - Zach Reget                           39’ USA - Zach Reget                           40’ USA: 12-Robert Damron, 3-William Eskay, 4-Alencar Ventura-Junior, 6-Jeremy Klepal (captain), 8-Zach Reget Substitutes: 5-Sebastian Mendez, 10-David Ortiz, 11-Ado Jahic, 16-Erik Macias, 21-Wilder Arboleda, 24-Luiz Morales, Franck Tayou Inactive: 1-Diego Moretti, 2-Manuel Andrade, 7-Diego Burato, 9-Raphael Araujo, 15-Luciano Gonzalez, 14-Klisman Sousa SVN: 1-Nik Ambrozic, 3-Jure Suban, 7-Timi Debeljak, 8-Tod Ciuha, 11-Aleksander Stanic Substitutes: 12-Ziga Menard, 4-Rok Snofl, 5-Gasper Trdin, 6-Tilen Rajter, 9-Patrik Ostredkar, 10-Ziga Knezevic Mrak, 13-Adrijan Trstenjak, 15-Nik Plestenjak SVN - Patrik Ostredkar (caution)   4th Minute SVN - Tilen Rajter (caution)           32’ FRA                           2          1          3 USA - Zach Reget (L. Gonzalez)  3rd Minute FRA - Haoues Betgha                     10’ USA - Luiz Morales                         20’ FRA - Nama Traore                         20’ USA - Luiz Morales                         29’ FRA - Jerome Pasquier                  31’ USA - Zach Reget                           36’ USA: 1-Diego Moretti, 4-Alencar Ventura-Junior, 7-Diego Burato, 8-Zach Reget, 15-Luciano Gonzalez Substitutes: 2-Manuel Andrade, 5-Sebastian Mendez, 6-Jeremy Klepal, 9-Raphael Araujo, 10-David Ortiz, 14-Klisman Sousa, 16-Erik Macias, 24-Luiz Morales Inactive: 22-Christopher Moura, 3-William Eskay, 11-Ado Jahic, 13-Diego Bobadilla, 21-Wilder Arboleda, 25-Franck Tayou FRA: 16-Faysal Jallouli, 5-Anatole Melaine, 7-Nama Traore, 8-Jerome Pasquier, 10-Haoues Betgha Substitutes:  1-Thibault Garros, 3-Matthieu Faupin, 6-Amine Bencherif, 9-Theo Reynaud, 11-Tanguy Mokwaka, 14-Inza Kone, 17-Houmany Dembele, 19-Abdoul Ndiaye, 21-Ibrahima Niakate FRA - Anatole Melaine (caution)   11th Minute Referee 1: Alen Bozic; Referee 2: Josh Wilkens; Referee 3: Jordan Feltesse USA                            2          1          3 CZE                            0          1          1 USA - William Eskay (A. Jahic)     11th Minute USA - Manuel Andrade (W. Arboleda)     13’ CZE - Tomas Kuchta                       29’ USA - Raphael Araujo                    37’ USA: 22-Christopher Moura,  5-Sebastian Mendez, -Raphael Araujo, 13-Diego Bobadilla, 16-Erik Macias Substitutes: 2-Manuel Andrade, 3-William Eskay, 6-Jeremy Klepal, 11-Ado Jahic, 14-Klisman Sousa, 15-Luciano Gonzalez, 21-Wilder Arboleda, 25-Franck Tayou Inactive: 12-Robert Damron, 4-Alencar Ventura-Junior, 7-Diego Burato, 8-Zach Reget, 10-David Ortiz, 24-Luiz Morales CZE: 1-Martin Dzudza, 5-Daniel Hajas, 9-Adam Knobloch, 10-Dominik Balog, 12-Tomas Kuchta Substitutes: 16-Jan Žežulka, 2-Jan Gajdos, 3-Filip Tilinger, 7-Zdenek Sita, 8-Matēj Maur, 11-Tarik Luksija,14-Jiri Zapotocky, 18-Jaraslav Zapotocky CZE - Anatole Melaine (caution)   11th Minute Referee Josh Wilkens; Referee 2: Jordan Feltesse