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No cup for ZV Haerlem after thriller in Heerenveen: 'I saw a real team performance today'

No cup for ZV Haerlem after thriller in Heerenveen: 'I saw a real team performance today'

ZV Haerlem lost the ManMeer! Cup final in Heerenveen, falling 11-13 to De Linge/PCG from Gorinchem. Despite the narrow defeat in the water polo match, the team was praised for their strong collective performance.

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