Men’s professional volleyball Hyundai Capital heated up the competition for “Spring Volleyball.”

Hyundai Capital beat KEPCO 3-0 (25-19 26-24 25-12) in the men’s away match of the Dodram 2023-2024 V-League at Suwon Gymnasium in Gyeonggi Province on the 24th.

As a result, Hyundai Capital, which recorded 44 points (14 wins and 17 losses), remained unchanged in sixth place, but continued its hope of advancing to the postseason by narrowing the gap with third-place KEPCO (47 points, 16 wins and 15 losses) to three points.

Hyundai Capital’s ‘potential’ overturned the inferiority by seven points in the second set

Hyundai Capital overwhelmed Korea Electric Power Corp. with explosive attack from the first set. It was losing 6-7, but turned the tables by scoring four consecutive goals through open attack and blocking by Ahmed Iqvairi (registered name Ahmed).

Hyundai Capital, which ran away with Cha Young-seok’s swift attack and Heo Soo-bong’s open attack, won the first set due to the opponent’s error at 24-19.

The final match was in the second set. Hyundai Capital, which had been dragged down by 12-19 this time, also launched a fierce chase after Korea Electric Power Corp.’s foreign striker Thais Dul Host (registered name Thais) with an error on the touchnet.

Korea Electric Power Corporation, which suffered a reversal as Tice was replaced, did not easily back down. With the score tied at 23-24, Seo Jae-deok succeeded in a quick open and dragged him to deuce.

However, Hyundai Capital won in the concentration showdown. At 24-24, Korea Electric Power Corp. gave away set points due to Lim Sung-jin’s offense, and Hyundai Capital, which had the opportunity, brought the second set as Ahmed’s offense broke out.

Hyundai Capital, which gained momentum, continued its atmosphere in the third set and led with a 14-7 “double score,” maintaining this lead and easily securing a victory of 25-12.

Ahmed-Tais, Two Foreign Players ‘Distorted Joys’

Hyundai Capital led the team to victory with Ahmed scoring 26 points, the most among the two teams, including six blocks. Ahmed’s performance was overwhelming, as his teammate Jeon Kwang-in scored only seven points and Heo Soo-bong only scored five points.

Ahmed took the lead in the first set by scoring nine points alone, and in the second set, he was a troubleshooter as he succeeded in a tricky attack at every crisis.

Despite poor performances by Jeon Kwang-in and Heo Soo-bong, Ahmed displayed a perfect match with setter Kim Myung-kwan to defeat Korea Electric Power Corporation. Notably, he made a good start to the last six rounds of the regular season, which will determine his advance to the post season, with a dramatic come-from-behind victory in the second set.

On the other hand, KEPCO lost helplessly when Tais left the court in the middle of the second set due to shoulder pain. KEPCO coach Kwon Young-min boldly put rookie Shin Sung-ho in the absence of Tais, but he couldn’t overcome the burden and ended up with only one point.

For Korea Electric Power Corporation, which is precariously in third place, the replacement of Tais’ injury is more painful than defeat.

If Tais, who has led the attack, fails to play his role in the remaining games, it cannot be guaranteed to advance to the postseason. Attention is focusing on whether KEPCO, which suffered a crushing defeat in the unstable atmosphere, will survive in the next game. 토토사이트