Who would have thought that in the women's volleyball league on the morning of July 2, the Japanese women's volleyball team would continue to suffer upsets. In the last game, they lost to and the Netherlands , suffering their first defeat of the season and breaking their unbeaten streak. Now facing Turkish women's volleyball team , they were absent-minded and lost again with a score of 1-3, ushering in their second consecutive defeat. Koga Sarina's rest will somewhat affect the team's overall strength, especially the offensive power. Inoue Airisa tried to pass one pass after another in this game, constantly practicing tactics and adjusting the lineup.
The Japanese team actually lost 2 games in a row, 20-25 and 15-25 respectively, falling behind the second team in a row, resulting in a 0-2 deficit. At this time, the fans were talking about it. They didn't expect the Japanese team to show its true colors so quickly. Some people also believe that since qualification for the knockout round has been locked in for a long time anyway, it would be good to practice more bench players in the next few league games. It will also give the main players rest time and avoid injuries.
In the third game, Japan finally came back, but the process was a little thrilling. After the Japanese team took a 12-5 lead, they suffered a crazy counterattack from the opponent and reached 13-15. Fortunately, they stabilized their rhythm at the end of the game and achieved a score of 25-18, regaining the victory. In the fourth game, Gudeti's team achieved a 25-21 victory, with a score of 3-1. Japan suffered two consecutive defeats and was a bit caught off guard, but the impact was not too big.
Although the Japanese women's volleyball team lost, it is still a strong team in the world and every team cannot underestimate it. Post-match data showed that Inoue Airisa had 5 points (4 of 16 dunks, 4 missed, average efficiency), Ishikawa Sadsuke scored 19 points, 19 hits in 45 dunks, and 8 turnovers lost points. Palatine scored 18 points efficiently.
