Finland’s volleyball ladies weren't but capable of declare their place on the European Championship – Muricas News

Block tip The Czech Republic was a impolite dwelling staff for Finnish ladies’s volleyball within the EC qualifiers. The Czech Republic received the set of the match performed in Tabor 3–0 (25–19, 25–18, 25–21).

With at the least two set wins, Finland would have secured a spot within the EC finals, nevertheless it turned out in a different way. Nonetheless, Finland nonetheless has an opportunity to seize a spot within the EC, as at the least two set wins from the house match towards Montenegro will take Finland to the ultimate match.

Finland ends its qualifying marketing campaign on Saturday in Joensuu towards Montenegro. The 2 better of the group advance to the ultimate match to be performed subsequent 12 months. The Czech Republic had already secured its place on the European Championship earlier.

“The cross was not fairly pretty much as good as within the qualifiers to date. The reception within the Czech Republic was a bit too good”, concerning the Finnish gamers Jessica Kosonen mentioned Yle in a TV interview.

The house staff, Iceland, will face Montenegro later at present in a match that ends at present. If Montenegro wins the match, Finland wants at the least two set wins in its remaining match. Iceland has not received a single set of their 4 video games within the present qualifiers.

Within the Czech recreation Suvi Kokkonen (13/+10) was Finland’s energy lady. Chopper Maid Korhonen (8/+3) performed the one centesimal worldwide match of his profession. The facility participant of the house staff was Michael Mlejnkov (17/+10).

Finland obtained loads of encouragement within the match, as a result of along with volleyball followers, Finnish supporters from the continued males’s European basketball championships had additionally arrived.

“It was superb to play. That is the most effective once you heard loads of noise from your personal supporters and people of the opponent,” mentioned Kosonen.

The house staff’s assault share was a superb 55, whereas Finland’s was 41. Finland took the save factors 10–9, and the aces went even 3–3.