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CL W: Rahimova helping Fenerbahçe to come back from one-set deficit against Prostějov, Chemik sweep Vizura

by WoV
source: cev.lu; Photo: cev.lu

Turkish titleholders Fenerbahçe SK İstanbul came back from a one-set deficit in the Czech Republic to beat Agel Prostějov in the 2018 CEV Women’s Volleyball Champions League premiere.


Prostejov vs. Fenerbahce

Prostejov vs. Fenerbahce

 

Prostějov claimed the first set against Fenerbahçe and missed a solid opportunity to send Pool B clash to the tie-break by dropping a two-set gap which they made before the second TTO in the fourth set. As for Fenerbahçe, they had a shaky debut in this season’s Champions League despite winning all three points – 3-1 (20-25, 25-14, 25-19, 25-21). Polina Rahimova topped the Turkish side with 26 points while Eda Erdem Dündar made 6 of 17 Fenerbahçe’ kill blocks. Veteran opposite Helena Horká stood out in Prostějov with 13 points.

Chemik Police from Poland outplayed Serbian side Vizura Ruma in straight sets in Pool C. The hosts Vizura squandered the opportunity to extend the encounter into four sets since they had a four-point lead in the second set (8-4). An experienced middle blocker Katarzyna Gajgał-Anioł led Chemik toward the win with 13 points (6 kill blocks). Sladjana Erić scored 11 for Vizura.

CEV Volleyball Champions League 2017/2018 (Female)

4TH ROUND / POOL B

DATE/TIME

TEAMS

SCORE

1

2

3

4

5

6

STATS

12.12.17:30

VK AGEL PROSTEJOV (W)

FENERBAHÇE ISTANBUL (W)

1

3

25

20

14

25

19

25

21

25

     

13.12.20:35

IMOCO VOLLEY CONEGLIANO (W)

IGOR GORGONZOLA NOVARA (W)

0

0

         

 

4TH ROUND / POOL C

DATE/TIME

TEAMS

SCORE

1

2

3

4

5

6

STATS

12.12.18:00

VIZURA BEOGRAD (W)

CHEMIK POLICE (W)

0

3

17

25

21

25

14

25

       

13.12.18:30

MARITZA PLOVDIV (W)

DINAMO KAZAN (W)

0

0

         

 

 

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