On May 15, Beijing time, the World Women's Volleyball League competed, the Chinese women's volleyball team, the Polish women's volleyball team, the Dutch women's volleyball team, and the Brazilian women's volleyball team won their first victories. Here's a look at a roundup of the four match-up matches on the first matchday and the live standings.
Brazilian women's volleyball team - Canadian women's volleyball team
The two sides were close in the first game, with Brazil establishing an advantage with Christina's strong attack and Diana's blocking, but there were frequent mistakes at critical moments, and fortunately Christina's key points locked the first game 26-24. In the second game, Canada made consecutive mistakes to complete the overtake through targeted defense, and Brazil actively adjusted to regain the lead for a while, but finally lost to Canada's flexible attack, and the big score was equalized with a 23-25 disadvantage. In the third game, Brazil found their form, Christina's attack and Gabi's stability helped the team stabilize the advantage, Canada tied with Ogmos's consecutive service rounds, and Christina and Kissi's scores stabilized at the critical moment to win 26-24. In the fourth game, Brazil was full of firepower, and Cristina scored 4 points in the service round to open up the difference, and finally opened up the advantage with stable offensive and defensive play to easily seal the victory 25-12. In the end, Brazil won 3-1, with Cristina scoring 20 points.
Chinese women's volleyball team - South Korean women's volleyball team
The Chinese women's volleyball team played smoothly and played its due strength and tactical literacy. After adapting and adjusting in the first game, the Chinese women's volleyball team waited for an opportunity to destroy the opponent's pass in Yuan Xinyue's service round, and gradually established a net advantage, Li Yingying scored 9 points with full firepower and won the first game 25-15. In the second game, in the face of the stubborn resistance of the South Korean team, the Chinese team handled the details of the defense and offense in place, and won the next game 25-16 through the stability and blocking advantage of a pass. In the third game, Gong Xiangyu's serve change and Wu Mengjie's excellent offensive performance allowed the Chinese team to lock up the victory 25-14, and the Chinese women's volleyball team played steadily in defense, serving and adjusting offense throughout the game, and found the rhythm of the women's volleyball league.
Italian women's volleyball team - Polish women's volleyball team
The Italian women's volleyball team under the new coach Velasco was in a sluggish state in the first game, with too many unnecessary mistakes, and the lack of key point processing and mentality led to too many points being lost. In particular, the advantage on the offensive end was not brought into play, the first pass rate was low, the offensive point was thin, only 3 people scored double-doubles, and they relied too much on Antropova (16 points), Posetti and Danesi scored 10 points each, and the other main offenses were not in good shape. The Polish team played extremely tenacious, especially in the final moments of each game, showing the attributes of a big heart, with a high success rate of blocking and defense, strong attack and smashing, and outstanding multi-point attack performance, with four players scoring double-doubles, and Stishak scored a team-high 17 points, leading Poland to defeat Italy 28-26, 25-23, 25-21.
Netherlands women's volleyball team - Bulgarian women's volleyball team
In the first game, the Netherlands played a defensive advantage and a stable mentality, and the whole team blossomed and won 25-14. In the second game, the Netherlands used the serve to drive the blocking, and the main attack and the secondary attack took turns to attack, winning 25-20. In the third game, the Netherlands won 25-22 with the efficiency of the attack and a stable defensive performance.
Standings
The Chinese women's volleyball team won to the top of the standings, the Netherlands and Poland ranked second and third with a disadvantage in scoring percentage, and Brazil failed to complete a clean sheet and ranked fourth. Canada, Italy, Bulgaria and South Korea ranked 5-8, respectively.