Match Report: Greece Women 110–71 Denmark Women – Club Friendship

Greece Women put on an offensive clinic in the Club Friendship tournament on June 13, 2026, crushing Denmark Women 110–71 in a lopsided friendly encounter. The Hellenic side shot over 55% from the floor and racked up 30 assists in a performance that highlighted their depth and chemistry.

Match Overview

From the very first possession, Greece set the tone. They raced to a 30‑15 lead in the opening quarter, with sharpshooting guard Eleni Papadopoulou draining four three‑pointers. Denmark tried to keep pace but were overwhelmed by Greece’s fast‑break transitions and relentless pressure. By halftime the score was 58‑34, and the second half became a showcase for Greece’s bench.

Key Moments

• First‑quarter explosion: Greece opened the game with a 17‑2 run, with Papadopoulou and forward Maria Dimitriou combining for 15 points in the first six minutes.
• 50‑point third quarter: Greece poured in 52 points in the second half alone, including a 28‑point third quarter that pushed the lead past 40 points.
• Bench dominance: Greece’s reserves scored 48 points, led by guard Anna Karamani (14 points) and centre Sofia Georgiou (12 points, 8 rebounds).

Tactical Story

Greece’s offense was a masterclass in spacing and ball movement. They hit 14 three‑pointers (on 34 attempts) and consistently found cutters against Denmark’s collapsing defence. Denmark, lacking size inside, were forced to settle for jump shots and finished with only 36% shooting from the field. Greece also dominated the boards 48‑29, securing multiple second‑chance opportunities.

Standout Players

• Greece Women: Eleni Papadopoulou finished with 26 points (6‑of‑10 from three) and 8 assists. Point guard Katerina Makri directed the offense masterfully, recording 12 assists and 10 points for a double‑double.
• Denmark Women: Forward Mette Sørensen led her side with 20 points and 5 rebounds, but received little support. Guard Line Jensen added 13 points but committed 6 turnovers under Greece’s defensive pressure.

Tournament Impact

While Club Friendship is a friendly competition, the emphatic win boosts Greece’s confidence ahead of their European Championship qualifiers in July. Denmark, meanwhile, will look to regroup after conceding 110 points – a defensive performance they’ll aim to improve upon in their next friendly against Spain. For Greece, this result underscores their status as one of the most dangerous offensive teams in the tournament field.