At 19 o'clock on May 17, at the Turkish station of the World Women's Volleyball League, the Japanese women's volleyball team continued to appear against the German women's volleyball team. On the whole, the Japanese team has won 2 consecutive victories, and its strength is admirable. Germany's overall competitiveness is a little lacking, and it doesn't seem that the competition will be too difficult. Sarina Koga continued to lead the team, and the Japanese team was resilient defensively and the offensive tandem was also in place.
The first game of the game was a little tense, but the Japanese team played steadily at the end of the game, narrowly winning with a score of 25-21 and achieving a good start. Ishikawa played well, hitting 8 of 11 smashes in the first game and scoring 8 points. In the second game, the game situation suddenly turned one-sided, and the Japanese team expanded its advantage with a score of 25-15, and the big score came to a 2-0 lead!
In the third game, the Japanese team played an 8-3 lead, and the advantage was already obvious. Germany hastened to suspend the adjustment, and the effect is mediocre. The German team gradually rebounded, and after scoring consecutive points in the fourth position, it chased 9-12! Japan did not take a timeout, and the German team scored a fastball to narrow the gap to 2 points. This time, the Japanese team hastened to take a timeout. The Japanese team wanted to borrow the attack, but unfortunately made a mistake and the attack went out of bounds. The Japanese team's No. 4 position opened the attack, and Ishikawa Mayu scored with a dunk to stabilize the rhythm!
The German team scored a fastball, and then there was a mistake on the serve, which is a bit undeserved. Sarina Koga scored on a probe, and the German team countered and made a mistake out of bounds. 16-12！ Koga and others played steadily, grasped the initiative, and the game basically lost suspense. The German team continued to make substitutions, but to no avail, unable to close the difference. Lin Chennai made a final decision, and the final score was 25-23, and the game was over.
In the end, the Japanese team won 3-0 and won three consecutive victories. The Japanese women's volleyball team added 5.47 points to continue to put pressure on the Chinese team in the standings and narrow the point gap. Captain Koga scored 20 points.