After 7 years, Spain returns to the throne of the World after conquering the European Championship. A final built in the first half with the result of 2-0 (goals from Carballeira and Bargallò) which then transformed into 2-1 which managed to maintain for the rest of the match, despite Argentina’s great attackers. A test of character of extreme value that allowed us to win the 18th title in history in the 46 editions. With this result they make three world titles, Under 19, Men and Women.
Italy earned the bronze medal 21 years after the last medal in 2003. However, Portugal had not left the podium for 17 years. A great match for the “Azzurri” with goals from Gavioli (2) and Faccin deciding the match, together with saves from Zampoli. France ranks fifth, Angola sixth, Switzerland seventh and Andorra eighth. The Intercontinental Championship was won by Chile with Great Britain in second place and Colombia third. The markets lost by Intercontinental are Africa and Oceania, while Europe and America gain a position.
Senior Men World Championships
1st Spain; 2nd Argentina; 3rd Italy; 4th Portugal; 5th France; 6th Angola; 7th Switzerland; 8th Andorra; 9th Chile; 10th Great Britain; 11th Colombia; 12th U.S.A.; 13th Germany; 14th Brazil; 15th Egypt; 16th Australia; 17th Austria; 18th Uruguay; 19th Netherlands; 20th Israel; 21st Mozambique; 22nd South Africa; 23rd India; 24th Japan; 25th Mexico; 26th China; 27th New Zealand
Senior Women World Championships
1st Spain; 2nd Portugal; 3rd Argentina; 4th Italy; 5th Chile; 6th Colombia; 7th Great Britain; 8th France; 9th Germany; 10th Australia; 11th Brazil; 12th Netherlands; 13th Japan; 14th Egypt; 15th U.S.A.; 16th Mexico; 17th India; 18th China; 19th New Zealand
