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EG M: Russia keeps perfect score, Schöps riddles Bulgaria

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Germany opened third round of Pool B at the 2015 European Games in Baku with a win over Bulgaria, second in a row on the tournament.

Germany

Germany

After losing to Russia in a premiere match at Azerbaijani capital, Germans defeated Slovakia and now Bulgaria with a convincing 3-0, partially 25-20, 25-18, 25-22.

German captain Jochen Schöps topped all players on a scoring sheet with 17 points. Todor Aleksiev had 11 in Bulgaria.

In the same pool, Slovakia caused many troubles to favored Russia, but „Zbornaya“ eventually showed its strength, winning in four sets and remained the only unbeaten team so far.

Russian Alexander Markin was the most efficient player with 17 while on the other side, Marcel Lux had 14.

In Pool A, Turkey took an emphatic triumph over Finland in straight sets, achieving its second victory in the competition with 16 points from Burutay Subaşı.

France had apsolutely no problems with the hosts, sweeping them out with a clear win – 3-0 (25-17, 25-16, 25-18). Trévor Clévenot led the offensive play of a winning team with 11 points.

Preliminary Round / Pool A /

Game Date/Time Teams Set Result per set Stats Videos
7th game 18. 06. 2015 14:30 Finland VS Turkey 0:3 14:25; 16:25; 13:25    
8th game 18. 06. 2015 16:30 Azerbaijan VS France 0:3 17:25; 16:25; 18:25    
9th game 18. 06. 2015 22:00 Serbia VS Poland 0:0      

Preliminary Round / Pool B /

Game Date/Time Teams Set Result per set Stats Videos
7th game 18. 06. 2015 09:00 Bulgaria VS Germany 0:3 20:25; 18:25; 22:25    
8th game 18. 06. 2015 11:00 Russia VS Slovakia 3:1 24:26; 25:17; 25:18; 25:20    
9th game 18. 06. 2015 20:00 Italy VS Belgium 0:0      

 

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