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Portugal's U21 double at Belgium Open 2026: What the scoreboard really says

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Bồ Đào Nha giành hai danh hiệu đơn U21 tại Belgium Open 2026 ở Pepinster (Bỉ).

Portugal claimed both U21 singles titles at the 2026 Belgium Open in Pepinster, Belgium. Clément LAINE beat Belgium's Per GEVERS 3-1 (11-6, 7-11, 11-4, 11-9) in the boys' final, while Matilde PINTO defeated England's Hannah SILCOCK 3-0 (11-8, 11-9, 11-4) in the girls' final. The most revealing result, however, came hours later: PINTO lost 1-3 to France's Anaïs SALPIN in the senior women's semifinal, illustrating the gap between junior and senior level. The event, reported by the European Table Tennis Union, featured no Asian players and carried limited ranking value. The results should be read as development milestones, not breakthroughs. Portugal showed U21 depth, but the senior conversion test remains unanswered.

Portugal's U21 double at Belgium Open 2026: What the scoreboard really says

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