Friendly match in men’s national volleyball game against Tunisia with 3-1 sets

Significantly improved compared to Thursday, the national team won the second duel between the two teams in the Glyfada Stadium 3-1 against Tunisia.

With Raphael Koumendakis in the team (as well as Giorgos Tzioumakas who was rested) and in the basic formation (along with Demosthenes Linardos were the two new faces), our representative group had a much better rhythm and functioned in all elements of the game by just winning.

In the first set, the two teams were tied at 10-10, which became 15-11 with Koumendakis’ good serves, but 18-14 became 18-18 with one serve lost and three errors in attack. The Tunisians turned the 21:20 into a 21:23 with Bongui’s attacks, after which Greece responded with a 23:23 (single block of protopsaltis against Bongui) and reached a 27:27 where Linardos’ block and Mouchlia’s counterattack made the final 29- 27

In the second set, the Greek team was even better with a staggering 77% in attack (10/13). The Greek team escaped early in the score (8:5, 12:8, 15:10) and easily made it 2:0.

The Tunisians’ reaction came in the third set, where they limited their mistakes and broke away by pressing serve at 6-12 (from 6-8) to make it 9-15, going 13-15 with Andreopoulos’ ace and succeeding war countered Mouchlia while we reduced to a point with an ace from Linadros (15-16). However, we couldn’t equalize and the Tunisians, who continued the pressure on serve (which also got them a lot of points from the block), went 21-25.

Tunisia started with a quick 4-1 in the fourth set but the Greek reaction was immediate and managed to equalize 5-5 and just as quickly take the clear lead (21-12 with Andreopoulos on serve and Linardos dominating the game) . net) and achieve victory.

Today the two teams play the third and final friendly at Glyfada Stadium (18:00, free entry for the public), while there is also live streaming from the EOPE website.

Greece – Tunisia 3-1

The sentences: 29-27, 25-17, 21-25, 25-18 in 105′.

*Greece’s points come from 8 aces, 44 attacks, 11 blocks, 37 opponent errors and Tunisia’s 4 aces, 50 attacks, 8 blocks and 25 opponent errors.

GREECE (Dante Bonifande): Petreas 3 (3/6 ff.), Linardos 13 (8/11 ff., 1 ace, 4 blocks), Galiotos 4 (2/2 ff., 1 ace, 1 block), Mouchlias 20 (17/31 ff. , 1 ace, 2 blocks), Koumendakis 3 (2/10 ff., 1 block, 67% sub.-33% excellent), Protopsaltis 11 (7/19 ff., 1 ace, 3 blocks, 41% sub.- 05% excellent) / Kokkinakis (l, 86% EM-29% excellent), Papalexiou 1 (1/3ff), Andreopoulos 8 (4/11ff, 4 aces, 67% EM-33% excellent) .

TUNISIA (Antonio Giacombe): Ben Slimane 2 (0/3 f., 2 blocks), Ben Othman 11 (10/21 f., 1 block, 37% sub.-26% excellent), Karamosli 4 (4/10 f., 50% sub. -25% excellent), Agerby 5 (3/5 ref, 2 blocks), Barkey 10 (8/14 ref, 1 ace, 1 block), Bouguera 15 (12/28 ref, 2 aces, 1 block) , 60% sub-14% excellent) / Hmishi (l, 83% sub-33% excellent), Bongui 15 (13/22ff., 1 ace, 1 block).