Korean Women's Volleyball is Completely Defeated by Thailand

Korean Women's Volleyball is Completely Defeated by Thailand... Asian Championship Semifinals Red Light

The Korean women's volleyball team was completely defeated by Thailand, and its chances of advancing to the semifinals of the Asian Volleyball Championships have become very small.

Korea lost to Thailand with a set score of 0-3 (20-25 22-25 23-25) in the Group E match of the quarterfinals of the 2023 Asian Volleyball Championships held in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand on the 3rd. 온라인카지노

Korea, which placed second in the Group C preliminary round (2 wins, 1 loss), started the quarterfinal round with one loss.

In Group E, Vietnam, which defeated Korea in the preliminaries, and Thailand, ranked first in Group A, started the quarterfinal round with one win, while Korea and Australia entered the game with one loss.

The top two teams in Group E advance to the semifinals.

Korea suffered two losses, and if Vietnam wins the Vietnam-Australia match that will be held shortly, they will move down to the 5th-8th place match.

Even if Australia wins against Vietnam, Korea must defeat Australia on the 4th and Thailand, which is virtually confirmed to advance to the semifinals, must defeat Vietnam to advance to the semifinals.

Korea, which fell to 35th place in the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) rankings, was greatly inferior in terms of skill to Thailand, which rose to 15th place.

Korea, which allowed a fast attack to Thailand at 16-16 in the first set, was unable to break through Thailand's tight defense in the ensuing rally and suffered a counterattack.

Korea, which was dragged down to 16-20 by Lee Seon-woo (KGC Ginseng Corporation) and Lee Han-bi (Pepper Savings Bank)'s offensive mistakes, gave up the first set in vain.

In the second set, Korea's offensive mistakes continued from the middle, widening the gap.

Korea tried hard to get the game back, but could not even get over the 3rd set.

At 21-21, he was hit by an open attack from Wipawi Sitong, and in the ensuing rally, he conceded a goal after hitting a blank spot from Tanata Suksot.

At 23-22, Wipawi was allowed an open attack again, leading to a match point.

Park Jeong-ah (Pepper Savings Bank) made up for one point with an open attack, but Thailand ended the game at 24-23 with Wipawi's diagonal attack.

Wipawi is a player nominated for the Asian quota by Hyundai Engineering & Construction of the Korea Professional Volleyball V League.

In addition to outside heater Wipawi, players who will play in the 2023-2024 V-League, such as setter Ponpoon Gedpard (IBK Industrial Bank of Korea) and Apogit Spike Suksot (Korea Expressway Corporation), overwhelmed the Korean national team players.