Chao News client reporter Gao Huasheng
On the fourth match day of the World Women's Volleyball League in Hong Kong, China, the Chinese women's volleyball team defeated the German women's volleyball team 3-0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-18) and won the second victory of the tournament.
In the first game, the score of the two sides was stalemate at the beginning, after 11 draws, Wang Yuanyuan scored directly on the serve, Zhu Ting blocked the net and counterattacked 3 times, plus Yuan Xinyue's short flat fast hit, the Chinese women's volleyball team suddenly opened the score to 16-11. Subsequently, the Chinese women's volleyball team maintained its lead and won the first game 25-19.
In the second game, the Chinese women's volleyball team took the lead 3-1 with Zhu Ting's strong attack, although the German women's volleyball team also chased 3-4 and 6-8, but the Chinese women's volleyball team quickly opened the score to 12-8, 16-10, and then the score expanded to 21-14. In the end, there was no suspense, and the Chinese women's volleyball team won another game 25-17.
In the third game, the German women's volleyball team replaced the rookie main attack Groze. The two sides played 8 draws and 12 draws respectively, but after that, the Chinese women's volleyball team took advantage of the continuous mistakes of the German women's volleyball team to stretch the score to 15-12. After that, Wang Yuanyuan's attack and block, Li Yingying's counterattack and Gong Xiangyu's blocking scored one after another, and China scored 23-16 in Diao Linyu's service round. In the end, the Chinese women's volleyball team won another game 25-18 to lock up the victory.
After winning this game, the Chinese women's volleyball team increased its points by 4.06 points to 333.61 points, ranking sixth in the world, and the advantage of the Japanese women's volleyball team behind it expanded to 10.67 points. For the Chinese women's volleyball team, which intends to enter the Paris Olympics as the No. 1 in Asia, this victory is very good.
It is worth mentioning that former Chinese women's volleyball head coach Lang Ping, former Chinese players Wei Qiuyue and Hui Ruoqi also went to the sidelines to cheer for the Chinese women's volleyball team. At 8:30 p.m. Beijing time tomorrow, the Chinese women's volleyball team will face the Turkish women's volleyball team. (Picture from the official blog of the Chinese women's volleyball team)
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