Möregårdh knocked out - fell heavily in the EC Round of 16

Thus, there is only one Swede in the tournament in Slovenia - Anton Källberg.

Anton Källberg is ready for the quarter-finals in the men's singles at the European Table Tennis Championships.

The Swede defeated the Greek Panagiotis Gionis in straight sets.

However, two French star brothers have knocked out two Swedes.

Anton Källberg impressed greatly and had no problems when he cleaned up Panagiotis Gionis and advanced to the quarter-finals of the table tennis European Championships to be held in Slovenia.

Källberg won the first set with 11–6 and the second with 11–9. After that, it was an easy trip and Källberg is through after winning the match 4–0 in sets.

It was worse for Kristian Karlsson. The 35-year-old, who has had elbow injury problems, fell 2-4 in sets against French star Alexis Lebrun, ranked eight in the world.

Elias Ranefur at times shook world number two Félix Lebrun, younger brother of Alexis. Ranefur won the first set (11–7), before losing the next three. Then Ranefur hit back 11–6 in the fifth. But in the sixth, Félix Lebrun was clearly the strongest and won 11–5, and thus also the match 4–2 in sets.

On Saturday, the EC final in the men's doubles awaits Kristian Karlsson and Anton Källberg. The previously mentioned French star brothers Alexis and Félix Lebrun are waiting there.