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Highlights: Croatia beat Spain 80-55 in FIBA Europe U18s

August 1, 2014

It was close for a half and a little bit into the third quarter but when Croatia took over, they really took over. Spain were just 32-27 down at the half and 36-33 behind early in the third before falling away in the face of an offensive onslaught from Croatia. In the end Croatia ran out 80-55 winners with four players with double-doubles.

Four double-doubles for Croatia in 80-55 win vs ESP #FIBAEuropeU18 Bender (18/11) Arapovic (12/10) and Slavica (15/10). Zicic (13/10)

— David Hein (@heinnews) August 1, 2014

Those 4 #CRO players outwork entire #ESP team in points (60-55) and rebounds (41-38). #FIBAEuropeU18 #lasttweet

— Joerg Baehren (@JBaehren5) August 1, 2014

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