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    Sanja MIKLOSIC

    Overview

    Hungary will try to keep the momentum after defeating 3-1 Slovakia on Friday in front of a small, but very loud and enthusiastic, group of Hungarian fans. Greta Szakmary and Anett Nemeth impressed with their skills and number of scored points (19 apiece) in their opening encounter will try to keep the level high to lead their team to another victory. Switzerland played in the opening match of the tournament in Zadar facing the hosts Croatia to whom they lost in straight set, so after one day of rest, they aim to recover quickly from the defeat and get back on the right track.

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    • Officials
      First Referee
      Sanja MIKLOSIC
      SLO
      Second Referee
      Sonja SIMONOVSKA
      MNE
    • Venue Information
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      Many basketball and volleyball competitions, many martial arts competitions, and even some tennis competitions were played in the Krešimir Ćosić Hall. The Croatian Volleyball Federation in the Krešimir Ćosić Hall organized the finals of the Croatian Cup and the Snježana Ušić Cup in the 2019/2020 season, MEVZA tournaments for younger age categories and all finals of domestic championships for younger age categories. Capacity: 8000
    • How To Attend
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      Splitska 3, Zadar, 23000 Capacity: 8000

      AIRPORT ZADAR – public transportation secured by bus to the main bus station. Distance from airport Zadar to main bus station is 12 km cca. 25 min MAIN BUS STATION in Zadar to Krešimir Ćosić hall Distance from main bus station in Zadar to hall is 7 km cca. 10 min Get directions

    Featured Players

    HUNGARY SWITZERLAND

    Zsuzsanna KIRÁLY-TÁLAS

    8
    HUNGARY Setter

    Bio

    Zsuzsanna was born in Székesfehérvár in 1993, where she started playing volleyball under the guidence of her Mother who was a player and the head coach there. She considers the qualification to the EuroVolley 2015 her biggest achievement and the two invincible seasons in Hungary with her former club BRSE. She loves to go hiking with her husband.

    HUNGARY SWITZERLAND

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    HUNGARY

    Address

    Váci út 19. I.emelet BUDAPEST

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    Contacts

    phone +36 1300 7250 email hunvolley@hunvolley.hu
    Team Leaders
    Gréta SZAKMÁRY
    Outside spiker
    Anett NÉMETH
    Opposite
    Zsuzsanna KIRÁLY-TÁLAS
    Setter
    Team Schedule

    Previous Games

    29/08/2021 vs. 0 - 3 L play circle Go to Match Centre
    25/08/2021 vs. 2 - 3 L play circle Go to Match Centre
    24/08/2021 vs. 1 - 3 L play circle Go to Match Centre
    • All Time
    • 32
      Competitions Played
    • 1
      Titles
    • Competition
    • 12
      Matches Played
    • 6
      Matches Won
    • 50%
      Win %
    • 25
      Sets Won
    • 1004
      Points Won
    • 35%
      Attack %
    • 40%
      Reception %

    Team

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    1
    SZAKMÁRY Gréta
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1991
    • Birth Place: Nyíregyháza
    • Height: 186 cm
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    2
    TÓTH Fruzsina
    Libero
    • Birth Date: 1999
    • Height: 164 cm
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    3
    VEZSENYI Adrienn
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1997
    • Height: 178 cm
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    4
    BAGYINKA Fanni
    Setter
    • Birth Date: 1998
    • Height: 188 cm
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    7
    TÖRÖK Kata
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1998
    • Height: 182 cm
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    8
    KIRÁLY-TÁLAS Zsuzsanna
    Setter
    • Birth Date: 1993
    • Height: 175 cm
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    9
    JUHÁR Dalma
    Libero
    • Birth Date: 1999
    • Height: 172 cm
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    10
    SZŰCS Kinga
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1993
    • Height: 180 cm
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    11
    PAPP Orsolya
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1997
    • Height: 188 cm
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    13
    NÉMETH Anett
    Opposite
    • Birth Date: 1999
    • Height: 188 cm
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    14
    GYIMES-CAPET Zsofia
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1996
    • Height: 182 cm
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    16
    PALLAG Agnes
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1993
    • Height: 182 cm
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    18
    NACSA-PEKÁRIK Eszter Anna
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1996
    • Height: 190 cm
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    19
    KISS Gréta
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1998
    • Height: 180 cm
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    Staff

    GLUSZAK Jakub
    Head Coach
    BEKTASEVIC Alen
    Assistant Coach
    HEIM Gábor
    Assistant Coach 2

    Recent Results

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    HUNGARY

    Overview

    SWITZERLAND

    Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Match

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    Highlights

    Hungary preparing for the match

    Highlights

    High fives before the match

    Highlights

    Greta Szakmary spiking

    Highlights

    Sarah Van Rooij receiving the serve

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    Oriane Hammerli trying to dink

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    Teams ready for tie-break

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    Nicole Eiholzer receiving the ball

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    Switzerland celebrating their victory

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    Match Report

    Gutsy Switzerland edge Hungary at tiebreak

    Article 21 August 2021

    According to the latest CEV ranking, Hungary were the favourites of this fixture – as they currently sit in 17th place, with Switzerland further down in 24th. However, this gap was not that evident in this match. This was rather a battle between equal opponents, with a good defence game and long rallies. In the end, after five long sets and 140 minutes, Switzerland won 3-2.

     

    In the first set, Switzerland were leading 13-9, but Hungary caught up with them at 14-14 and in the end won the set 25-22. The second set started great for Hungary, as they edged ahead at 7-2 and 13-8, but then Swiss coach Saskia van Hintum decided to make some changes, which proved to be crucial. In place of starting setter Oriane Hämmerli, Méline Pierret joined the action with Hungary leading 16-9. The Hungarian girls relaxed a bit, while the change motivated the Swiss side. Although the Hungarians were still ahead at 23-21, the final result of the second set was 25-23 for Switzerland.

     

    Winning the second set gave the Swiss girls additional adrenaline and they managed to finish the hard and long third set 29-27 also in their favour. However, Hungary was not ready to be defeated. They fought back and they won the fourth set 25-23 even after wasting a 22-16 advantage.

     

    The fifth set was a reflection of the previous ones. Hungary started with a 3-1 run, but then the Swiss had a series of seven points in a row, for 8-3 at the side switch. The Hungarians got a bit closer (8-10), but Switzerland managed to keep the advantage and won the fifth set 15-11 to celebrate their first victory in Zadar.

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    The match in numbers

    168
    Points

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

    140
    Duration

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

    250
    Spectators

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

    339
    Match Spikes

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

    33%
    Reception Level

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

    15-11
    Net Domination

    The number of successful point winning blocks of HUNGARY compared to SWITZERLAND.

    4-4
    Ace Count

    HUNGARY number of service aces compared to SWITZERLAND

    42-39
    Error Difference

    Errors leading to points of HUNGARY, next to those from SWITZERLAND

    “I am just so happy with the way we fought until the end, we did believe in ourselves and in our chances even when we were trailing behind. Two years ago in Bratislava we beat Belarus and this time we came here knowing that we have the level required to beat some of the teams in our pool. We have a mission to accomplish – which is to make it out of the pool stage and move on to the next round in Belgrade. This is the first step to get there.”

    Laura Künzler
    Captain of Switzerland

    "Unfortunately, it wasn't enough today, but at least we took one point. Obviously, I'm a little bit disappointed, because we could win this match, but we took one point and we still have three matches and we know our goals. First, business and then pleasure. We had a chance to play together more today, but on the other hand, we have three games in a row, so it's difficult to be in a shape every day, but just let's keep going and we will see."

    Greta Szakmary
    captain of Hungary