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[Asian Games] ‘Vietnam War Defeat’ Park Jeong-ah “Repeating the Same Scene, I’m Upset and Sorry”

Namjik Han = "I am upset and sorry that the same scene is repeated like this."

Park Jeong-ah (30, Pepper Savings Bank), captain of the Korean women's volleyball team, met the reporters again with a heavy expression.

As the national team falls into a long and severe slump, Park Jeong-ah is giving one painful interview after another after the loss.

The Korean women's volleyball team defeated Vietnam with a set score of 2-3 (25-16 25-22 22-25 22-25 11- 15) and lost. 카지노사이트

After losing the match against Vietnam, which was considered 'the most important game to advance to the semifinals', Korea's women's volleyball team's medal challenge was in danger of being thwarted.

Park Jeong-ah said, “I keep making the same mistake over and over again,” and blamed herself, saying, “(Last August 30th), I lost to Vietnam in the Asian Championship, and I lost like this again this time.”

He said, “Even in Asia, the volleyball skills of many countries are improving.

We should have prepared better, but in the end, we got this result.”

He added, “It is not enough to say that we worked hard.

He repeatedly apologized, saying, "I am sorry and sorry for the continued poor results in international competitions."

On this day, Park Jeong-ah scored 18 points and led the Korean attack with Kang So-hwi (23 points, GS Caltex).

However, she could not save the team from defeat.

The Korean women's volleyball team participated in the Asian Championships held in Thailand from September 2nd to 10th and then immediately moved to Łódź, Poland to participate in the world qualifiers from 16th to 24th.

They then moved to Hangzhou to participate in the Asian Games.

Even with a tight schedule, losses continue to occur, making the sense of loss felt by the players even greater.

Park Jeong-ah said responsibly, saying, "There are physical difficulties, but in front of the results, they are all just excuses."

She added, "It's all a result of our national team's shortcomings."

If Korea wins against Nepal on the 2nd, it will advance to the quarterfinals.

However, in the quarterfinal round, which starts with one loss, they must defeat China, which has an advantage over Korea in terms of power, or have dramatic luck by being defeated by the other three teams, resulting in 1 win and 2 losses, to hope to advance to the semifinals. Park Jeong-ah promised,

"I'm sorry for continuously disappointing you, but we will not give up until the end of the competition.

We will do our best until the end."

Lee Da-hyun (Hyundai Engineering & Construction), who shed tears that day, also said, "I thought I had prepared a lot, but I am so upset to see results like this again."

He added, "The competition is not over yet.

I will play well against Nepal tomorrow and prepare hard for the next game." He said.