The Argentine volleyball team beat Canada for the Volley Nations Leangue (VNL) by 3 to 1. The triumph of the albiceleste is to qualify for the Paris Olympic Games. The partials of this match were 25-18, 22-25, 25-21 and 25-20.
This Saturday at 9pm, the third presentation of Week 2 against Serbia in another crucial duel in the goal of reaching the Olympic Games in Paris.
Argentina had a great start to the game thanks to De Cecco and Zerba to make it 8-3, a difference that improved to 16-10 with an outstanding task in blocking. Later, Zerba continued at a high level for the National Team to win 25-18.
The second set was extremely balanced from start to finish. Canada grew in attack with good work from Szwarc, but Argentina responded in the same way to reach the definition zone tied at 20. However, the locals found greater effectiveness in the right moment and tied it 25-22.
In the third set, Argentina took off 8-6 but Canada immediately balanced it. Later, he reappeared in the national block at 16-14 and in the end, an ace from Conte was key in the break at 22-18 and, finally, Kukartsev closed it at 25-21.
Canada continued with the changes in the fourth chapter, but the National Team started very well from service to 6-2 and managed that difference until the definition zone with an effective task in the turn and an irregular Canadian team. Although the local team closed the gap, Kukartsev rotated at a key moment and added a counterattack to leave him match ball 24-20. Finally, a Loser counterattack sealed the 25-20 victory.
Argentina: L. De Cecco (2), B. Lima (6), A. Loser (13), N. Zerba (12), L. Palonsky (14), F. Conte (11), S. Danani (L ). DT: Marcelo Méndez. Entered: M. Sánchez (-), P. Kukartsev (9), J. Martínez (-),
Canada: S. Maar (7), E. Loeppky (13), L. Herr (-), A. Szwarc (14), F. Mc Carthy (1), L. Van Berkel (10). Entered: B. Hofer (-), B. Walsh (-), Demyanenko (6), N. Hoag (4), X. Ketrzynsky (6).
Source: FeVA
