Jiangmen, China, July 2, 2024 – Vietnam hold their hopes of advancing to spherical of final 8 groups alive following their 3-0 (25-18, 25-16, 25-19) blitz over Iran of their Pool C encounter on the twenty second Asian Ladies’s U20 Volleyball Championship on the Jiangmen Sports activities Heart Gymnasium right here on Tuesday.
Vietnam succumbed to straight-set loss to Thailand on Monday which compelled them to tackle Iran in a must-win scenario on Tuesday.
“I’m a bit frightened about the results of our match. We have to beat Iran so that we will hold our fingers crossed and advance to the spherical of final 8 groups. Nevertheless, firstly, my worries have grown so massive when Pham Quynh Huong, certainly one of my key gamers within the staff, sustained a sprained ankle. On account of her damage, I don’t suppose she will be able to play within the remaining match. After this, we are going to deliver her to the hospital for thorough remedy,” Vietnam’s head coach Nguyen Trong Linh commented.
Either side made an aggressive begin and simply when Vietnam claimed their very first level on this match, Vietnamese reverse Pham Quynh Huong and outdoors hitter Hedieh Taleifarkhondeh of Iran collided whereas touchdown on the floor which brought about sprained left ankle to each of them.
They have been carried out of the courtroom for immediate remedy. The sport continued, anyway.
Vietnam and Iran fought neck and neck within the opening set, however Vietnam’s response towards the Iranians was swift and cruel, particularly with highly effective attacking from outdoors hitter Dang Thi Hong and skipper Nguyen Lan Vy to determine a 13-7 lead. Iran responded instantly with quick assaults from the 191cm-tall Mobina Sadat Ghafarian Anbarani. The Vietnamese opened a niche as large as eight factors at 22-14, because of Nguyen Lan Vy’s assaults. Dang Thi Hong introduced Vietnam to the set level 24-18, utilizing his distinctive spike and Le Nhu Anh carried an ace serve to finish the Iran’s problem within the first set 25-18.
Happening one set, Iran upped their tempo and hit again bravely to path shut behind 4-6. Nevertheless, the Vietnamese women began to realize management. With Dang Thi Hong taking part in an vital position within the staff’s offensive system, Vietnam proved too scorching to deal with for the spirted Iranians. They counted on contributions from a number of gamers to win this set. Taking the commanding lead with a seven-point clear at 22-15, Vietnam didn’t look again, permitting the opponents just one extra level to clinch the second set 25-16.
The third set was closely-contested because the lead swung forwards and backwards firstly, however Vietnam have been extra persistent in direction of the tip. At 8-8, Iran counter-attacked effectively to catch the Vietnamese 8-8 and 11-11 however after that, the Vietnamese began producing the products. With Dang Thi Hong and Nguyen Lan Vy exhibiting their strengths to hit powerfully on the web, Vietnam stormed on to achieve set level 24-16. Iran saved three match factors earlier than taking place 19-25.
Exterior hitter Dang Thi Hong delivered 14 factors from 13 kills and one ace for Vietnam, whereas Nguyen Lan Vy and Pham Thuy Linh added 12 and 11 factors respectively. Exterior hitter Shaghayegh Hassankhani led Iran with 7 level, all in assault.
The Vietnam’s dominance was seen within the match stats because the winners dominated in kills (42 to 26), blocks (7 to three) and aces (5 to 2), however Iran benefitted from extra opponent errors (22 to 21).
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