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Congratulations to London Otter women who have booked their ticket to the next round of European Aquatics 2024 Challenger Cup. The last match on Sunday 10th November in Group C saw Czech Republic hosts, Asten Johnson Strakonice, take on Otter Swimming and Water Polo Club. The Czechs opened up a 5-3 lead at the turnaround, but Otter turned up in the third quarter and two goals from Rebecca Mulcahy and Sarah Snyder, plus one from Izzy Dean,