WATCH: Vary took a point in Prague after a five-set battle
/VOLLEYBALL/ Karlovy Vary and Prague Lions battled each other three times in this volleyball match, three times the winner had to be decided by a tie-break. The last time it happened was in the Unyp Arena, where the Prague team celebrated its first win over West Bohemia, which achieved the valuable scalp of the reigning UNIQA extraliga champion after winning 3:2 in sets.
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VK Lvi Prague – ČEZ Karlovarsko 3:2 (25:22, 19:25, 16:25, 25:20, 15:13).
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This time it was an even battle from the opening set, traditionally decided by little things. The home team took the lead after the first set, winning 25:22. All-rounder Schouten had the greatest credit for this, who helped the home team to partial success with two aces and another great serve.
However, Karlovy Vary has a quality squad and took a 14:13 lead during the second set, when all-rounder Kewin Sasak then headed to the service, which guided Vary to a 25:19 victory.
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In the third set, it was again an even battle, until the score was 10:10. After that, Karlovy Vary bet on service and ten decided the win 25:16. However, the Lions mobilized their volleyball power in the fourth set and, thanks to their aggressiveness in the field and excellent service, took the set to a 25-20 win. A tie-break came to the show, in which luck this time favored the side of the Lions, who won by a score of 15:13.
“We were a little bit better in the game, but we couldn’t win with that much speed. We faced excellent service, but there were really too many aces,” Karlovy Vary coach Jiří Novák alluded to the twelve aces served by the team from the capital. Karlovy Vary thus had to suffer its third defeat, which started a demanding fortnight, during which it will play four matches.
VK Lvi Prague – ČEZ Karlovy Vary 3:2 (25:22, 19:25, 16:25, 25:20, 15:13). Referee: Blacksmith, Spáčil. Spectators: 852. Prague: Todua, Schouten, Gabriel, McCarthy, Janouch, Čech, libero Moník (center Pliasetskyi, Kollátor, Kriško, Smith). Karlovy Vary: Ihnát, Weir, Sasak, Juhkami, Patočka, Keemink, libero Pfeffer (center Wiese, Pastrňák, Lamanec, Kasan).
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