At AEK, the derby with Olympiakos ended after an exciting game that was decided in detail. The Union had a clearer head in the final and won with 3:2 sets.

The red-white team started the first set impressively, leading 4-9, but AEK gnawed at the difference (7-9, 9-11, 11-12). Not for long, however, as Olympiacos again got away 13-17 and held a solid lead until 18-22. Iota’s missed serve brought AEK’s first run (21-22) which led to a 1-0 lead through a block from Kulikova (23-23) and when the score was 26-26 a mistake from Winters and an attack from Nizetich.

That development allowed AEK to start a 4-0 run early in the second set, with Olympiacos temporarily recovering to lead 9-10, but 11-12 turned into 17-13 with back-to-back counterattacks to move relatively comfortably to get to 2-0.

The third set started with many reversals (0-3, 7-5) but 10-10 became 11-16 and 12-20 with Olympiakos fully dominating and reducing slightly while something similar happened in the fourth set. At first there were many changes in the score, Olympiakos turned 16:15 into 16:19 and with partial results of 2:10 to equalize 2:2.

There, the Red-Whites converted from 7-8 to 7-10, but AEK immediately came close (9-10) and drew 11-11 with Calderon to follow up a real thrill that ended with Silva’s 19-17 attack .

AEK – Olympiacos 3-2

The sentences: 28-26, 25-21, 18-25, 18-25, 19-17

*AEK’s points They came from 3 aces, 54 attacks, 13 blocks and 38 errors and Olympiacos from 6 aces, 67 attacks, 9 blocks and 32 errors.

AEK (Yunus Öcal): Nizetich 14 (14/42 ref., 73% sub. – 27% excellent), Kalandatze 10 (5/10 ref., 5 blocks), Konstantinidou 3 (1 ace, 2 blocks), Calderon 16 (14/34 ref. , 1 ace, 1 block, 36% sub – 5% excellent), Silva 20 (17/48 ref, 1 ace, 2 blocks), Kulikova 6 (3/9 ref, 3 blocks) / Artakianou (l, 57% under – 33% excellent), Vlahaki.

OLYMPIACOS SFP (Lorenzo Micelli): Iota 8 (6/12 ff., 2 blocks), Winters 13 (11/27 ff., 1 ace, 1 block, 54% sub. – 27% excellent), Salas 13 (13/29 ff., 52% sub ..- 12% excellent), Koumboura 31 (27/54 ff., 2 aces, 2 blocks), Carraro 4 (1/2 ff., 2 aces, 1 block), Lamprousi 12 (8/19 ff., 1 Ace, 3 blocks) / Kosmas (l, 30% sub – 12% excellent), Tsitsigianni 1 (1/2 f.), Christodoulou, Zafiriou.

Big double for Mars

Aris celebrated his first win in 2 months, leaving Voula with 21 points from blocks with two valuable points.

This was Thetida’s first loss in a four-game winning streak, but they stayed a safe distance from 6th in the table.

Except for the first set where Aris easily prevailed, the match was a point-by-point battle where Thessaloniki team went 0-2 and 12-16 in the 3rd set but didn’t finish the match.

Thetis managed the first reversal to 1-2 to win the next after a great fight in detail and lead 8-6 in the tiebreak. Aris equalized and the 11-10 became 11-14 (two points from a block) to end the game with an attack from Tsoumba.

ASP Thetis – AS March 2-3

The sentences: 2-3 (18-25, 23-25, 25-23, 25-23, 12-15) in 132′.

*Thetis’ points came from 5 aces, 57 attacks, 17 blocks and 24 enemy errors and Aris’ points from 1 ace, 58 attacks, 21 blocks and 31 enemy errors.

ASP THETIS (Giorgos Rousis): Oikonomidou 9 (5/33ff, 4 blocks), Hayden 13 (10/27ff, 1 ace, 2 blocks, 62% sub-23% excellent), Politanska 4 (2/6ff, 2 aces). Sirinina 21 (ref. 12/22, 2 aces, 7 blocks), Hardeman 24 (ref. 22/60, 2 blocks, 34% sub-12% excellent), Papageorgiou 8 (ref. 6/10, 2 blocks) / Maniatogianni (l, 40% sub.-32% excellent), Fliakou, Pavlopoulou, Louka.

TO LET. ARIS (Yiannis Tsairelis): Tani 6 (Ref. 3/6, 3 blocks), Aplada 11 (Ref. 4/7, 1 Ace, 6 blocks), Tsoumba 28 (Ref. 28/80), Silva 10 (Ref. 4/13, 6 blocks ). ), Kaisedo 9 (7/20 ff., 2 blocks, 57% sub.-33% excellent), Betseva 16 (12/35 ff., 4 blocks, 35% sub.-27% excellent) / Kakuratou (l, 61% sub.-41% excellent), Keramitsopoulou, Salagoudi.

The competition plan

• AO Aegaleo – AO Markopoulou Revoil 3-1
• AS Thetis – AS Aris 2-3
• Panathinaikos AO – PAOK 2-3
• AEK – Olympiacos SF 3-2
• AO Thira – AO Lamia 2013 3-0
• ZAON – AO Ilysiakos 0-3

grading

1. POC 32
2. Olympiacos SFP 28
3. AE 28
4. Panathinaikos AO 27
5. AO Thiras 22
6. ASP Thetis 19
7. AO Ilysiacus 14
8. AO Markopoulou Revoil 14
9. AO Lamia 2013 13
10. AS Aris 11
11. A.O. Egaleo 8
12. Zaon 0