In the 2022 World Women's Volleyball League Finals 1/4 final, Japan played against Brazil, and the two teams played more fiercely in the first set, and Brazil won 29-27. The Japanese team led many times in this game, at the end of the game or 21-15 lead, but still suffered a tragic reversal, was blocked by the Brazilian team to stop the temperless, Japan team, you are happy too soon.
Judging from the 14-man roster released by the two teams, the Brazilian team is led by Gabi, Carol, etc., the lineup is relatively neat and strong, in addition, Christina and Lorrenne also returned; The Japanese team included the absolute core Koga Sarina and others, including them. Although in the previous warm-up matches and sub-stations, the Japanese team has won, it is undeniable that the Brazilian team is still stronger in terms of comprehensive strength.
In the first set, Kishi scored with a hanging ball, Koga Sarina scored the first point of the Japanese team, and Gabi hit the next three offensive shots, and the Japanese team quickly equalized 2-2. Kishi hit the line but then served down the net to concede points, but Kissy continued to score on offense. Giulia served straight to score, Gabi hit the line, brazil 6-3 to open the contrast. Japan made a mistake after chasing two points in a row, but Brazil conceded a 7-7 draw with consecutive mistakes. Gabi's big straight-line dunk, Yamada's straight-line hit, Kishi's attack was blocked, and Japan's 9-8 counterattack. Gabi scored in time, Brazil made consecutive mistakes, and Japan led 12-9 into a timeout.
After the timeout, The Japanese team still maintained the lead, brazil team consecutive mistakes, Koga Sarina scored, Inoue Ari sofa ball scored, the Japanese team opened the point difference 17-12. Brazil's offensive performance was modest, with Japan leading 18-13, a long-legged attack, killed by Koga Sarina, and Japan 20-14. Brazil scored six straight points after 15-21 to equalize, Koga Sarina scored past rounds and Kishi and Carol scored in double nets. The two teams continued to glue, and finally after 27 draws, Brazil scored two consecutive points and reversed in a single set 29-27.