Women's Volleyball World Championship quarter-finals, Chinese women's volleyball in Netherlands Aperdorn faced Italian women's volleyball . After 4 games, the Chinese women's volleyball volleyball team lost to their opponent with a total score of 1-3 and missed the semi-finals. After the game, Italian women's volleyball captain Miriam Sheila accepted an interview with "Italian state-owned TV station". In her opinion, the team won was not easy.
Shila celebrates
In this game, Sheila and Posetti serve as the main attackers, with deputy attackers Danesi and Rubian, and responding to Egnu, setter Oro, and libero de Ginaro. Judging from the strength on paper, the Italian women's volleyball team is indeed far ahead of the Chinese women's volleyball team.
In the first two games, the Italian women's volleyball team completely suppressed the Chinese women's volleyball team with the advantages of combining strong serve and long and short balls. Although the third game suddenly "short-circuited" and lost a game 13-25, under the command of head coach David Mazanti, the Italian women's volleyball team quickly regained the rhythm and finally defeated the Chinese women's volleyball team with a total score of 3-1.
In this game, Paula Egnu scored 29 points (2 points blocking, 50% offensive success rate), and Miriam Sheila, the captain, also shared the offensive pressure for Egnu, scoring a total of 12 points (3 points blocking). After the game, Sheila was interviewed by "Italian state-owned TV station". In her opinion, the game was far less relaxed than the outside world imagined: "The most important thing is that we won the game together. On the court, we were lost for a while, but fortunately we quickly regained the rhythm we wanted. After all, it was a quarter-final, and we couldn't help but feel a little nervous. When you face a strong opponent like the Chinese women's volleyball team, this game is destined to be uneasy."
Sheila
Next, the Italian women's volleyball team will face Brazilian women's volleyball team in the semi-finals. For Miriam Sheila, it doesn't matter who the opponent is: "In the past four years, we have faced many setbacks and failures. Now, we have finally reached the semi-finals. For us, there is no difference between facing Japan or Brazilian . Our goal is very firm, no matter which team we can play with."
Chinese women's volleyball team
