The 2022 Women's Volleyball World League Canada Carrigal station ended a battle for eight places. In the end, the European Championship champion Serbian women's volleyball team defeated the host Canadian women's volleyball team 3-1 in four sets to win the seventh victory, with a score of 25-20/25-14/20-25/25-22.
This game is crucial for both teams, the Serbian women's volleyball team is seventh in the table before the start of the match, and if they can beat Canada, they will advance to the quarterfinals; If the Canadian women's volleyball team can overturn the Serbian women's volleyball team, then they will close the gap with the Thai women's volleyball team and lay the foundation for advancing to the quarterfinals.
In the first set, the Serbian women's volleyball team entered the state faster, and Busa served the ball to cause Canada to score a card, and soon took a 7-0 lead and maintained the advantage to 16-10. In the middle of the game, Serbia continued to put pressure on its opponents in the blocking net, and soon led 20-11. Since then, Canada has set off a tide of chasing points, forcing the point difference to be too far behind in the early stage, and Serbia is the next city.
In the second set, the Serbian women's volleyball team continued to use the serve to impact canada's pass, resulting in a series of errors in Canada's first pass, starting with 9-5. The center game widened the deficit to 15-8, followed by a 4-1 scoring streak to lead by 10 points at 19-9. At the end of the set, although Canada was in a gradual state of decline and had fewer mistakes, it was still steadily won by Serbia at 25-14.
In the third set, the Canadian women's volleyball team that fought backwaters made a good start, and while stabilizing a pass, it also used the serve belt to block the Serbian women's volleyball team. In the middle of the game, Serbia stabilized its position and narrowed the point difference to 1 point, trailing 12-13. Since then, Canada has shown its blocking strength, and after feeling the pressure, the Serbian women's volleyball team has also made a series of mistakes in the tandem link, losing 17-25.
In the fourth set, the competition between the two sides was extremely fierce, and although Serbia led by five points at 12-7 into the technical timeout, it was then narrowed by Canada and equalized. In the key stage, Canada counterattacked the ball error, the second pass failed to accurately select the attack point, Serbia seized the opportunity to use Razovic's strong attack to score, and finally scored by relying on a fourth position slam, the Serbian women's volleyball team won with difficulty.
In this game, the Canadian women's volleyball team did not play its true level in the first two innings, and was defeated by the strong serve of the Serbian women's volleyball team. At the beginning of the third set, they used their own nets, attacks and opponents to maneuver with a steady pass. In terms of the Serbian women's volleyball team, perhaps because the first two sets were too easy, the third set was slightly relaxed, but at the critical moment, Canada had many fearless mistakes.
In terms of points, the Serbian women's volleyball team ranked seventh in the quarterfinals with 7 wins, 4 losses and 20 points, and Canada still ranked ninth with 4 wins, 6 losses and 12 points. Bujelica 24 points, Mirrenkovic 15 points; Van Reich 19 points, Mario 16 points and Horvi 10 points.
