The match began with Lithuania establishing an early lead, recording a score of 10 to 3. However, the Greeks soon assumed control of the game, maintaining their advantage through the duration of the contest until the final quarter. During this period, the Greeks built a significant lead, achieving a 15-point cushion with 44 minutes and 59 seconds remaining.
The momentum shifted markedly when the Lithuanian team initiated a strong rally, successfully restricting the Greeks to scoring only one point over a span of more than four minutes. During this crucial stretch, Edvinas Justas’s students scored 11 unanswered points, narrowing the deficit to just four points by the 55-minute mark (55:59). The final score reflected a tight contest, with the teams separated by three points (58 to 61).
A pivotal moment occurred in the final minutes when Vakarė Griškutė’s attempted goal was countered by Gabija Galvanauskaitė (60:61). Furthermore, while the Greeks successfully converted only one of two penalty shots, Galvanauskaitė secured an equalizer on another play by capitalizing on a deflection. The narrative shows a dramatic shift in momentum, with the points spread across the final minutes of play.
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