Group D: Romania vs. Group B: Russia vs. Russia defeated Sweden in the final match for the group on Monday night, and will carry four points into the main round.

Group D: Germany vs. For the second time in three days, Poland went up early, but faltered later in the game and are eliminated after drawing with Germany.

Group B: Spain vs. Czech Republic. Best of day four. Germany host. Italy host. Bosnia and Herzegovina. Learn more. Event Timeline. In this group, the host and two other highest-placed teams qualify.

Giorgi Shermadini. Thaddus McFadden. Points Per game. Gabriel Lundberg. This space is intended for all our visitors and will provide them an opportunity to prepare and cook their own meals.

This way we want to provide accessibility to cheaper and nutritious hot meals for attendees with lower incomes. Mo:Dem Festival's crowdfunding campaign will kick-off very soon.

We will reveal the details in the following days, so stay tuned for news and updates. Mo:Dem stands for Momento Demento.

Accordingly, the dancefloor experience was placed in the main focus of the Festival. Inclusive, unconstrained and a free environment implied no philosophy as the only philosophy.

We are not a party, we are having one! The crew gathered on site just started warming up and results are already visible.

Although nothing can replace the absence of our visitors, this gives us some consolation. In the search for the best solutions, we launched a massive scale operation that includes sound engineers, designers, structural engineers and various experts.

The Hive v2 development is planned in detail and it will evolve the dancefloor experience to the next level. The updated version will be sophisticated to a greater extent, featuring even more details and mechanically moving parts.

Meanwhile, we started taking down the Stargate. As old parts are being dismantled, they are immediately being refurbished and conserved as they will be reassembled at Modem Festival South Africa Edition.

Future efforts taken will ensure better comfort and enhanced sound performance on The Hive. The dancefloor will be extended with the removal of the central tower and replacement of the existing VJ booth with less obstructing one.

Except for new design and better flow, its biggest feature will be a huge cooling chamber. The old bar is demolished and its parts will be reused.

Looking at the positive, the longer production period gave us an opportunity to recycle on a higher scale.

The upper food court is also being improved and updated for your maximum comfort. Many of you asked us how could you be involved, provide support and help in our ongoing ventures.

As announced we are working on our crowdfunding campaign and we are ready to reveal details in the following days. Stay tuned for information.

We hope you have weathered through these turbulent times and that you are safe and well. We would like to extend our positive thoughts to your family, friends and loved ones.

In hard times people often reveal their true nature. We look upon this experience as a friendly reminder to keep closer the ones who showed us genuine concern and comradeship.

All of us are more than eager to be united on the dancefloor and to raise the dust on the Hive, Swamp and Seed. The date is set, next Mo:Dem Festival will be held from 9 to 15 August Postponement of the edition brought us unexpected challenges, however, it didn't endanger the future of the festival itself.

Most of the crew is working on the festival since it started, every year over and over again. For all of us, this was a process of learning and growing up and during this time we became a family.

Our relations are beyond work-related only, thus the reason for our inexhaustible enthusiasm. We agreed to reduced salaries and smaller personal expectations, yet we are determined to overcome this crisis without downsizing the team.

The obvious, but economically tricky solution was to continue with the build-up instead of pausing. All of the crew is giving its very best to this project and we will continue working hard and developing an even better festival having two years working on one edition.

As preventive measures against pandemic are lowering down we are finally able to plan and execute our concrete future moves.

With every day our team at the festival location grows in numbers. The possibility to work restored our optimism. We continued from where we got stopped by the pandemic: two sets of new compost toilets, food court and shop area upgrade and fresh build-up, two completely new bars… and the list goes on.

Stay tuned for information about updates, upgrades and future actions. With your help, we can go far. Stay safe and positive.

Keep on your mind that there is no future but our own and what we make of it. Picture by Aumega photography. Or worry, but know that worrying is as effective as trying to solve an algebra equation by chewing bubble gum.

Whatever the future brings we feel like it's time to concentrate on the things we are doing best. Providing top-notch psychedelic music is one of them.

We prepared a dozen freshly recorded sets from our favorite artists and we will publish them from this weekend onwards. However, we still owe you some of the recordings from the last edition.

Check them out here. Picture by MomentumGraphics Photography. As you probably know, due to COVID pandemic and inforced containment measures, we are forced to reschedule our gathering.

As Mo:Dem is rescheduled, and not cancelled, your ticket will be valid for Mo:Dem If you want to keep your ticket, you do not need to do anything, your new ticket will be sent within a reasonable time.

Refunds for Mo:Dem Festival are available. All previous refund requests have been cancelled. Ticket holders are obligated to complete a new refund request form even if they have already applied for a refund previously.

The new refund request form is being sent to the ticket buyer's email. The pace and scope of refunded ticket payments depend on the achievement of additional sales of refunded tickets.

However, the general idea stays the same - not increasing the number of festival attendees and providing sustainable funds for ticket refund payments.

With our graphic, we want to provide an additional explanation of the interplay between refunded ticket payments and additional sales of refunded tickets.

We will do our best to provide you with as much information, future plans and deadlines as we can. Thanks for your patience and support. Please, check our frequently asked questions FAQs.

During the last nine years, we have created unforgettable memories together, as well as shared some of the happiest and most thrilling moments on the dance floor.

Your energy, trust and devotion have always been the biggest motivation for the Mo:Dem production team. Your support was something we could rely on in the past.

I strongly believe you will stick with us in the future. Only together, can we overcome the unpredictable times ahead of us.

The purpose of this text is to explain the complexity and severity of the situation Mo:Dem is facing today and the possible consequences for the future of the festival.

My team and I did our best to present the bare facts, it's up to you to make your own conclusions afterward.

No one is a bystander today, so take your time and read this text with care. Written with faith in common sense, logic, unity and solidarity.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are forced to reschedule the edition of Mo:Dem Festival to the summer of You can go ahead and rent a car when leaving the capital and save a couple of days of fare and parking fees.

The most logical place to start this 7-day Croatia itinerary is in the vibrant capital of Zagreb. For many years, tourists have treated Zagreb as merely a place to fly into before making a beeline for the coast — maybe spending a night there if their flight arrives late and leaving first thing in the morning.

However, in recent years, Zagreb has really come into its own as a tourist destination, which is why we recommend spending two days in the Croatian capital.

Zagreb has a gritty, artistic feel to it and has a number of interesting things to do. Zagreb is also an excellent place to educate yourself on the Yugoslav Wars, which were particularly devastating here.

Two days in Zagreb is a perfect amount of time to spend in order to really get a feel for the city and will probably lend to you longing to return one day!

Because Zagreb is finally becoming a tourist destination in Croatia in and of itself, there are a number of great accommodation options to choose from in the city.

Here are our top suggestions:. There are many properties available in Zagreb , ranging from private rooms to whole apartments in whichever neighbourhood you might please this charming apartment is one of the best-rated places in Zagreb!

Click here to browse the best Airbnbs in Zagreb! They have an incredibly friendly staff, great common areas that make it easy to meet other travellers and have both dorms and private rooms available.

Click here to see their latest prices. They have a number of clean and comfortable rooms available, it is located very close to the city centre and all of the main tourist attractions, and breakfast is included in the room rate.

Click here to browse other options in Zagreb. The iconic and gorgeous Plitvice Lakes National Park is second-most visited attraction in Croatia after Dubrovnik and it is for good reason — it is absolutely spectacular.

This massive network of lakes and waterfalls is enough to charm even the most ardent of city people and visiting is a highlight of any trip to Croatia.

While many people visit Plitvice as a day trip from Zagreb or Split , we recommend spending a night near the park so you can get there as early as possible, avoid the inevitable tourist crowds, and spend as much time as you can in the park.

You need at least four hours to see the majority of the park, but you can easily spend longer. Because of this, we recommend leaving Zagreb in the evening, spending the night near the park, visiting Plitvice Lakes in the morning and then driving onto your next destination by the afternoon or evening.

As mentioned earlier, Plitvice Lakes is an incredibly popular place to visit and therefore, there are plenty of accommodation options to choose from.

Falling Lakes Hostel — This is a great option for backpackers, budget and solo travellers who want a place near Plitvice Lakes. They offer both dorm and private rooms, self-catering facilities, and will arrange a shuttle to the entrance of the lakes should you not have your own vehicle.

Click here to check their availability. House Turkalj — This cosy family-run guesthouse is an excellent affordable option for those looking for a little bit more than a hostel.

They have a handful of private ensuite room available along with self-catering facilities. They also offer complimentary beer and rakija.

Click here to browse other hotels in Plitvice Lakes! Try to leave Zagreb early in order to be able to make a stop at the gorgeous Plitvice Lakes National Park.

As one the top attractions in Croatia, this stunning natural park is one of the best places to visit in the county and can really give you a scope at how incredibly diverse the geography of the country is.

Spend the next day taking advantage of all of the great things to do in Split. On your last day in the city, consider taking one of the many potential day trips from Split.

Either take more time to go beyond the tourist sites in the city itself or take another day trip. Airbnb — There are some great choices in Split such as this luxury apartment a few minutes walk from the centre.

Click here to browse Airbnbs in Split. They are centrally located, have excellent ratings, and offer both dorm and private rooms. They have a number of spacious and comfortable rooms on offer, are located close to both the centre of Split and within walking distance of the beach and have breakfast included and a restaurant on site.

Click here to browse other options in Split. I am going to be honest with you, however. Dubrovnik is small, crowded, and noticeably more expensive than anywhere else in the country.

We recommend spending two days in Dubrovnik, one where you can stroll along the well-trodden tourist site and another where you can try to explore outside of the Old Town.

Dubrovnik is also a great base to take a few day trips. If you spend one day exploring the old town, it is totally possible to tack on a visit to either of the cities on the second day.

Keep in mind that if you are planning on driving yourself that your rental car has the proper documentation to cross the borders. Check with the rental car company beforehand so you can curb and potential setbacks.

Dubrovnik is a popular place and has many accommodation options because of that. It is one of the highest-rated hostels in the city and has both dorm beds and private rooms available.

They have a range of clean, comfortable rooms on offer and it comes very highly rated. Group 1 winners. Runners-up , Czech Republic.

Group 4 winners. Group 9 winners. Group stage , , Group stage Slovenia position B1. Hungary position A1.

Knockout stage. Winner Quarter-final 1. Winner Quarter-final 2. Winner Quarter-final 3. Winner Quarter-final 4.