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    Overview

    Slovenia took their first ever victory in an European Championships against Portugal (Pool B) and manage also eliminated Ukraina in five sets on their road to the eight finals in Łódź. Slovenia are certainly hungry for some more historical movements in this Championship. Germany, made a impressive cruise ship in Pool D in Slovakia and remained unbeaten in all group matches.

    Head-to-Head

    · Germany (incl. East & West Germany) and Slovenia meet for the first time in European championships.
    · These countries have also never met in a major world level tournament.


    Germany

    · Germany topped Pool D, winning all five of their group matches. Serbia and Netherlands are the only other countries with an unbeaten record in the group stage this year.
    · Germany could win six successive European championship matches for the first time since the reunification of Germany in 1990.
    · West Germany won six consecutive European championship matches once, from 1987 to 1989. East Germany achieved this on three occasions, in 1979 (6 in a row), from 1983 to 1985 (12) and from 1987 to 1989 (13).
    · Germany reached at least the quarter-finals in each of the last five European championships.
    · Germany lost only 40 points in their last match, the 3-0 win against Belarus.
    · Jana Franziska Poll was Germany's top scorer against Belarus on 11 points, one more than teammates
    Louisa Lippmann and Camilla Weitzel (both 10).

    Slovenia

    · Slovenia finished fourth in Pool B, winning two of their five group matches. They defeated Portugal 3- 0 and Ukraine 3-2.
    · These are Slovenia's only victories in European championships as they lost all three matches on their previous participation in 2015.
    · Slovenia could win successive European championship matches for the first time.
    · Lana Skuca (22) and Iza Mlakar (21) won the most points for Slovenia in their last European
    championship match, the 3-2 win against Ukraine.
    · Sasa Planinsec won 10 points from stuff blocks in the match against Ukraine, more than her
    teammates combined (8).

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    GERMANY SLOVENIA
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    GERMANY

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    Otto-Fleck-Schneise 8 FRANKFURT AM MAIN

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    phone +49 69 69 500 10 email info@volleyball-verband.de
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    Previous Games

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    • All Time
    • 18
      Competitions Played
    • 1
      Titles
    • Competition
    • 7
      Matches Played
    • 6
      Matches Won
    • 86%
      Win %
    • 20
      Sets Won
    • 615
      Points Won
    • 44%
      Attack %
    • 49%
      Reception %

    Team

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    3
    HANKE Denise
    Setter
    • Birth Date: 1989
    • Birth Place: GERMANY
    • Height: 183 cm
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    2
    KÄSTNER Pia
    Setter
    • Birth Date: 1998
    • Height: 184 cm
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    5
    POLL Jana Franziska
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1988
    • Height: 186 cm
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    6
    JANISKA Jennifer
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1994
    • Birth Place: Nordhorn
    • Height: 186 cm
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    8
    DREWNIOK Kimberly
    Opposite
    • Birth Date: 1997
    • Birth Place: Menden
    • Height: 188 cm
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    9
    ALSMEIER Lina
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 2000
    • Height: 189 cm
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    10
    STIGROT Lena
    Opposite
    • Birth Date: 1994
    • Birth Place: Bad Tölz
    • Height: 184 cm
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    11
    Lippmann Louisa
    Opposite
    • Birth Date: 1994
    • Birth Place: Herford
    • Height: 190 cm
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    14
    SCHOELZEL Marie
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1997
    • Height: 190 cm
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    16
    BOCK Linda
    Libero
    • Birth Date: 2000
    • Height: 182 cm
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    17
    POGANY Anna
    Libero
    • Birth Date: 1994
    • Birth Place: Berlin
    • Height: 168 cm
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    19
    VANJAK Ivana
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1995
    • Birth Place: Frankfurt am Main
    • Height: 193 cm
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    21
    WEITZEL Camilla
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 2000
    • Birth Place: Hamburg
    • Height: 195 cm
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    22
    GRÜNDING Lisa
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1991
    • Height: 185 cm
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    Staff

    KOSLOWSKI Felix
    Head Coach
    VOLLMER Andreas
    Assistant Coach 2
    NEUBAUER Nick
    Assistant Coach

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    GERMANY

    Overview

    SLOVENIA

    Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Match

    Player Statistics

    Highlights

    Kimberly Drewniok (8) from Germany getting ready to start the match against Slovenia

    Highlights

    Slovenian Sara Najdic (10)

    Highlights

    Handshakes during the match Slovenia vs. Germany

    Highlights

    German block stops Slovenian Lana Scuka (12)

    Highlights

    Sasa Planinsec (18) celebraes after successful match action

    Highlights

    Tripple block of Germman Hanke (3), Schoelzel (14) and Geerties (6)

    Highlights

    Team from Germany celebrates the score

    Highlights

    Slovenian libero Leja Janezic (4) in reception

    Highlights

    German Head Coach Felix Koslowski during the match Germany vs. Slovenia

    Highlights

    WEF-07-GERMANY vs SLOVENIA

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    Germany celebrate after their win against Slovenia
    Match Report

    Slovenia couldn't shake Germany - leaves 8th finals without any sets won

    Article

    Germany and Slovenia was a blank spot for each other so far. They never met on an international level before. And Slovenia started with a surprise to Germany and took the lead after 12 balls in the first set, taking advantages of the fact that Germany had difficulties in the reception. But two spectacular blocks in a row by Wietsel and Poll (GER) in the end of first set was a first presentation on what the German team are capable of (6 blocks in total for first set). The second set was a different story, as Germany was more consistent and didn't let Slovenia come closer than 15 points, much due to inefficiency in attacks from Slovenia.

    In third set again Slovenia took the command, but after 5 points Germany evened out and directed the rest of the set. Crucial moment in the last set were when the ball touched the hands of the Slovenian block after Louisa Lippmanns attack and coach Felix Koslovski won the challenge at 20-16 and Germany sensed the victory of this 8th Final.

    Germany qualified for the Quarter Finals in Łódź on Wednesday against Poland 8.30 PM. Italy will play against Russia at 6 PM.

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    94
    Points

    The combined total number of points scored by both teams throughout the entire match.

    73
    Duration

    The total length of the match, from the first serve through until the last point has ended.

    2520
    Spectators

    Total number of people in attendance at the venue – taken at the end of the second set.

    213
    Match Spikes

    The combined total number of successful spikes achieved by both teams throughout the entire match.

    43%
    Reception Level

    An average of the two team service reception percentages from the complete match.

    14-6
    Net Domination

    The number of successful point winning blocks of GERMANY compared to SLOVENIA.

    3-4
    Ace Count

    GERMANY number of service aces compared to SLOVENIA

    32-36
    Error Difference

    Errors leading to points of GERMANY, next to those from SLOVENIA

    Eighth-Finals Recap

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    "I'm glad we managed to finish this game in 3 sets because we saved some energy and it's much needed at this stage. Slovenians started very well in reception and were good in defence so we had to remotivate ourselves and be more focused in the next sets in order to achieve our goal"

    Anna Pogany
    libero for Germany
    Eva Mori, setter of Slovenia:

    "We knew that it will be a hard game. We are young team and we have to believe that we can win with everyone. Germany team was today better than us. But we live Lodz with the feeling that we've done a good job. I hope that we will achieve more in the future"