1st Place Korean Air, A Dramatic Comeback Victory Over 2nd Place Woori Card… 0-2→3-2 Flip
Korean Air Pajuk leads the way with 5 consecutive wins… Woori Card’s 4-game winning streak comes to an end.
Korean Air, ranked 1st in professional volleyball, maintained its lead with a dramatic come-from-behind victory against 2nd ranked Woori Card in the ‘preview championship match’.
Korean Air defeated Woori Card with a set score of 3-2 (26-28 23-25 25-19 25-17 15-12) in the Dodram 2023-2024 V-League men’s visit game held at Jangchung Gymnasium in Seoul on the 17th.
Korean Air, who gave up the 1st and 2nd sets and then took the 3rd, 4th, and 5th sets, went on to win their 5th game in a row. 바카라사이트
In addition, with 19 wins, 11 losses, and 58 points, they widened the gap with second place Woori Card (19 wins, 10 losses, 56 points) by 2 points.
Woori Card unfortunately missed the opportunity to regain first place and put an end to their four-game winning streak.
Korean Air had a bad start.
Due to the height of our cards, we lost both sets 1 and 2 in close matches.
Korean Air allowed 6 blocks to Woori Card in the first set and 4 blocks in the 2nd set.
Korean Air, which was repeatedly blocked by its opponent, made a change in the third set.
Yoo Gwang-woo was brought in instead of starting setter Han.
This operation was successful.
Korean Air, led by a fast attack, began a counterattack and dominated the 3rd and 4th sets with a large score.
As the score gap widened in the 4th set, Woori Card removed the main players and began preparing for the 5th set.
The game was decided in the final 5 sets.
The two teams had a nail-biting battle.
Korean Air seemed to be losing ground again, giving up blocking scores to the opposing team’s middle blocker Park Jin-woo at 11-10 and 12-11.
However, at 12-12, Jeong Han-yong calmly succeeded in attacking the rearguard, taking the lead again by one point at 13-12.
A fierce match was lost due to a single mistake.
Woori Card’s setter Han Tae-jun committed a fatal mistake while attempting a back toss, with the ball hitting the antenna and falling.
With this score, Korean Air went ahead 14-12, and in the last attack, Murad Khan (registered name Murad) calmly struck a hard blow to end the game.
Murad and Jeong Han-yong led the team to victory by scoring 21 points each.
Lim Dong-hyuk scored 16 points, and Kwak Seung-seok also contributed with 11 points.
Woori Card recorded 15 blocks, the most in the team this season, but was unable to overcome the hurdle and lost the opportunity to regain first place.
Woori Card Asia Quarter player Issei Otake (registered name Issei) scored 25 points, the most in the team, including 3 blocks, but was unable to smile.