Central Chester in the last match: “We could have done something more, we are obliged to do it in the next match because such performance is unworthy and does not respect what we did throughout the championship”
Loses Calipo Tuna It yields 3-0 (25-12, 25-18, 25-19) a Tank On the first day Off the pool for 5th place. After the semi-final dream at Monza just a week ago faded, fears that a team would be killed above all else mentally have come true without the possibility of denial. The team seems to have exhausted its best potential, at least it was seen over two sets in the match this afternoon at Pontine Ground. The reaction in the third set was very weak, lasting only a little until Lazio’s awakening with the others. It is necessary to change the record immediately, it is necessary to do it with facts to avoid merely anchoring in the policy statements, certainly to amaze the whole of Italy until the quarters with Monza, not to pay homage to a team that decided, play and character. So already on the second day of the pool in Palamoida on Wednesday the recovery against Verona is expected at 18.00.
The technician for Cisterna initially presents the diagonal: Sekanov-Chubby, Central Swark and Creek in the Delhi and Randaso band, free Kawasini. Baldov responds to Calibo with the new Victor replacing Rosard in place-4, with the rest in the direction of the captain and ending the Abouba opposite, at the center of the Sennheiser and Chester, where Tefalko ends the ‘gang’, free riso.
PRIMO SET
Short history in the first part: Calippo Tuna is the worst copy of the acclaimed for most of the season. The fear of running out of chlorosis manifests itself in all its gravitational pull from the first moments of the game. Small concentration, somewhat incomplete reception (only 58% against 86% from Lazio) and six false jokes. The percentage of Abuba and teammates in the attack stands at only 29% against Chubby and 73% of teammates. Top Wally Cisterna is completely different: Sekanov distinguishes the game well, with Chubby, Randasso, Dilli and Swark not immediately begging for a clear advantage (13-5 and 18-8). Wipo has not been recovered and there is no indication of recovery despite some points from Tefalco and Sinenis. Switzerland manages the Cisterna set final and closes it in the first half. He has 3 aces and 4 point blocks. Forget Calippo scored only 6 points with several errors by Cisterna.
The second set
The music doesn’t change in the second part: Wipo seems a little reactive, but there’s nothing to worry about with a more intense and solid Cisterna. Balto still gives Victor confidence in the band, while Sardanelli also replaces free owner Rizo. Kovac’s team is always leading the score (12-7) when Baldo’s first exit. The Calabrian team gave no interesting signals: soon Carciolo enters Chester (15-11), but Cisterna continues to find openings in the Giorrhosi defense wall. At 20-15 Cisterna, coach Baldo was out one more time, he continued to attack with Chubby and Delhi with 5 points teachers. Wiponesi’s Dimit had 5 points from Tefalko and Abuba had 4 points, but Goa’s opposition was very low. The percentage of Wipo is low: 45% in attack (73% against Lazio) and 32% against Sisterna 73%.
Terso set
After Lazio’s opening 4-2, Calipo finally starts to play better, which reveals the pride he needs. Baldovin replaces Victor with Korato (3 points), with Tilrik for Abuba, and Corciolo replaces Chester. Wipo’s first advantage in the whole match works: Croatian Trilik realized it at 10-9 (with 2 points for him and another 9-9 with another block). So Corrado and Tefalko’s double ace put Kialoros ahead 13-9. Long time no see! Wipo’s good moment continues with a slip from Sinanese to 15-10 (5 points for him in this set). The race seems to be in favor of Calabrians trying to prolong the controversy. But this is an illusion, because Cisterna was not there, in the short term, with a 5-0 lead, he first tied the score (despite trying to block the pace of the Lazio players again with two close-outs from Balto) using some of the mistakes Wipo made in the service and overcoming some Calabrian invasion. Acted. Onvelo (20-17), who entered when Wipo took a 15-11 lead, used three walls in a row. Here Calipo seems to surrender: Crick puts on two aces, closes the Guoto set and meets with a lobster in the tube. Baldo tried something by further changing the cards and allowing the Emperor and Abuba to enter the Chester, but today is not really that day. The percentage of Wipo in this set is high: but in the end he welcomed 62% of Cisterna’s attack by Wipo by 36% and 54% by Lazio against Wiponeys. Very low for caliph tuna.
POST RACE DECLARATION
Enrico Chester (Central Tuna Calippo): “We could have done something more, and we’re obliged to do it in the next few matches because such performance was unworthy and the good things we did throughout the championship were not appreciated. It’s still hot. We know people often remember the end of the season, and of course we don’t want to leave that memory. “
The Desk
Top Volley Tank – Tuna Calippo Calabria VV 3-0 (Parts 25-12, 25-18, 25-19)
TANK: Sekanov 1, Gaudo 3, Kawasini (El Bose 44%, PR 11%), Delhi 11, Swark 7, Crick 7, Chubby 13, Onvelo 3, Randaso 8, Chot. In: Rontoni (L), Rosado, Rosie. All. Kovac
VIBO VALENTIA: Sinanese 7, Dream Neto 4, Cita, Riso (El Bose 46%, PR 32%), Chester 1, Tefalco 9, Almada Cardoso 1, Tirlik 2, Emperor 1, Cordo 4, Sardanelli (L), Curculo, Tirlick. Ne: Rosart. Herds Baldwin
Referees: Wagney e Soltalipi.
Note: Tank: Ace 9, PS15, Walls 9, Errors 2. Wipo: Ace 3, PS13, Walls 4, Errors 9. Set the duration: 20 ‘, 23’, 26 ‘. Total 69 ‘.
MVP: Kevin Dilli (Top Wally Sisterna)
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