Latest news and stories about table tennis in Portugal for expats and residents.
Portugal finishes its campaign at the Youth European Championships held in Gondomar.
Portugal celebrated another podium finish at the European Youth Table Tennis Championships in Gondomar, as Tiago Abiodun and Mariana Santa Comba won the bronze medal in the under-19 mixed doubles event. The Portuguese pair reached the semi-finals, securing the nation's second medal of the tournament. Despite a hard-fought 3-2 defeat against Romanians Robert Istrate and Bianca Mei Rosu, the duo earned the bronze medal automatically as there is no third-place play-off. This result brings Portugal's total to 42 medals in the history of the European Youth Table Tennis Championships.
Portugal secures another medal at the Youth European Championships.
The Portuguese team secured a third-place finish at the youth European table tennis tournament.
Portugal secures an additional medal in the ongoing competition.
The Portuguese team secured four medals during the Portugal Open competition.
The Portuguese men's table tennis team secured their place in the round of 16 of the team World Championships in London today by defeating Egypt 3-0, while the women's team was eliminated by Italy.
The Portuguese men's team has successfully advanced to the knockout stage of the table tennis World Cup.
The Portuguese team has secured their spot in the round of 32 at the Women's Table Tennis World Championships.
The Portuguese women's table tennis team secured direct qualification today for the round of 32 of the World Team Championships, taking place in London, after defeating Guatemala 3-0.
The team World Championships, in which the men's national team also secured a spot in the round of 32, is taking place in London until May 10th.
The Portuguese team has successfully advanced to the knockout stage of the tournament.
The Portuguese women's team is on the verge of securing a spot in the upcoming World Team Table Tennis Championships.
Portugal qualifies for or participates in the Team World Cup tournament.
Fu lost the first set 11-8, but won the next three 11-9, 15-13, and 11-8. The Portuguese athlete is now waiting for the result of the match between Wang and Sreeja to see if she advances to the next round.
In Josh Safdie's new film, Timothée Chalamet plays a cynical, spoilt and narcissistic table tennis prodigy who will do anything to become champion. The strong contender for the Best Actor Oscar opens in Portuguese cinemas this Thursday.
