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Bulgarian gymnasts qualify for groups' five ropes finals at Sofia Cup

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The Bulgarian national rhythmic gymnastics group has led the all-around standings after the five-rope performance at the Sofia Cup international rhythmic gymnastics tournament, which began this morning at Sofia Hall in the Bulgarian capital.

Andrea Ivanova, Eva Emilova, Tsveteyoana Peycheva, Krasimira Ivanova, Gabriela Peeva and Vanessa Emilova received a score of 29,850 points for their performance.

In second place is Italy with 28,150 points, and in third place is Israel with 26,200 points. Next is the ranking come Germany, Romania and Spain.

The Bulgarian group has qualified for the final of the combination with five ropes, on Sunday.



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