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2014 LEN Super Cup

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The 2014 LEN Super Cup was a water polo match organized by LEN and contested by the reigning champions of the two main European club competitions, the 2013-14 LEN Champions League and the 2013-14 LEN Euro Cup, in Barcelona, Spain on 21 November 2014.

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Squads

The two squads were CNA Barceloneta and Spartak Volgograd.[1]

CNA Barceloneta

No. Name Date of birth Position L/R
1 Daniel Lopez 16 April 1980 Goalkeeper R
2 Balasz Sziranyi 10 January 1983 R
3 Felipe Perrone 27 February 1986 R
4 Bernardo Oneto 12 November 1993 R
5 Albert Espanol 29 October 1985 R
6 Marc Minguell 14 January 1986 R
7 Marc Roca 21 January 1988 R
8 Gonzalo Echenique 27 April 1990 R
9 Nemanja Ubovic 24 February 1991 R
10 Francisco Fernandez 21 June 1986 R
11 Gonzalo Lopez 21 March 1989 R
12 Roger Tahull 11 May 1997 R
13 Miguel Linares 16 April 1997 Goalkeeper R

Spartak Volgograd

No. Name Date of birth Position L/R
1 Alexander Fedorov 26 January 1981 Goalkeeper R
2 Nikolay Lazarev 26 February 1992 R
3 Vitaly Yurchik 17 May 1983 R
4 Yury Cheshev 26 June 1986 R
5 Alexey Panfili 5 January 1974 R
6 Artem Ashaev 5 December 1988 R
7 Pavel Khalturin 15 September 1983 R
8 Ihar Bychkou 21 January 1994 R
9 Adel Latypov 16 December 1990 R
10 Andrey Rekechinskiy 7 January 1981 R
11 Sergey Lisunov 12 October 1986 R
12 Alexey Agarkov 6 April 1983 R
13 Victor Ivanov 20 April 1984 Goalkeeper R
14 Stepan Andryukov 12 February 1991 R

See also

References

  1. ^ "LEN Super Cup 2014".
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