Xinhua News Agency, Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 4 (Reporters Liu Yang and Xiao Yazhuo) The second phase of the 2022 World Women's Volleyball Championship (First 16) group stage started in Rotterdam, Netherlands and Rhodes, Poland on the 4th. The Italian team and Brazil fought hard for five games, lost to the opponent and suffered their first defeat in this event; the defending champion Serbia defeated Poland 3-0 and achieved six consecutive victories.
The five innings of Italy and Brazil are 20:25, 25:22, 25:22, 21:25 and 15:17 respectively. Brazil's main attacker and captain " Gabi " scored 30 points, and Brazil's four players scored in double digits. Italian star responded to Egnu and scored a game-high 37 points, including 33 attacks, 3 blocks and 1 serve to score directly.
On October 4, the Netherlands defeated Argentina 3:1. Xinhua News Agency /Faxin
In other games in the same group, Japanese team changed the lineup in time after losing the first game, and won three consecutive games and defeated the Belgian team 3:1. The scores of the four games were 21:25, 25:20, 25:16 and 25:22. Belgian main attacker Hebotz scored 30 points but still couldn't save his master. The Netherlands also lost a game first and reversed the victory over Argentina 3-1. Currently, the Italian team, Japan team and Brazil team have 5 wins and 1 loss, ranking among the top three in the group. In the
F group competition, the "leader" Serbia team continued to play a triumphant song, defeating the host Poland team 26:24, 25:22 and 25:18, achieving six consecutive victories. The team is the only team currently maintaining an unbeaten record in this World Championships. Tokyo Olympic champion Team USA defeated the Dominican team 3-1 and ranked second in the group.
In the other two games of the same group, Turkey defeated Germany 3:0 and ranked third in the group; Canada defeated Thailand 3:1, temporarily ranking fourth in the group.
Chinese women's volleyball team will face Puerto Rico in Rotterdam on the 35th.
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