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CL W: Forced to play as hosts in Belarus, Lokomotiv sweep Prometey; Developres beat Dresdner in tie-break

The 2022 CEV Women’s Volleyball Champions League set off – the Russian duo Dinamo Moscow and Lokomotiv Kaliningrad Region confidently started their campaigns.

Lokomotiv vs Prometey (Photo: www-old.cev.eu)

Russian sides Dinamo Moscow and Lokomotiv Kaliningrad Region confidently started their campaigns in the CEV Champions League Volley 2022 | Women.

Against Ukraine’s SC Prometey Dnipro, Russian champions played as hosts in Minsk, Belarus, by the decision of the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV). However, it didn’t pose a problem for the ’Railwomen’ who swept the team from the country with which Russia has political issues in the Pool A’s encounter. The Pole Malwina Smarzek top-scored Lokomotiv with 16 points. Ekaterina Evdokimova set up five blocks.

The volleyball players of the club from the Russian capital defeated the Czech VK Dukla Liberec with a score of 3-0 (25-19, 25-19, 25-20) in the home match of the first round of Pool C. In the same pool, Poland’s Developres Rzeszów started the duel against Germany’s Dresdner SC with the demolition of rivals (25-10) but ended it with a tie-break. After many ups and downs, the weighing tray of the scale prevailed in favor of the team commanded by Stéphane Antiga, which was top-scored by American Kara Bajema (20 points, including five blocks).

French champion ASPTT Mulhouse VB got off to a good start in Pool B with a 3-1 victory over the Finnish side LP Salo (more known as Viesti). German Kimberly Drewniok tallied 18 points on the winning side.

CEV Champions League Volley 2022 | Women – group stage, Round 1 (today’s matches):

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