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Dresden volleyball players lose in Ankara

Dresden volleyball players lose in Ankara
Dresdner SC's volleyball players lose at top Turkish club Ankara / Photo: Robert Michael/dpa
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After a good start, Dresden SC's volleyball players were beaten in three sets in their third Champions League match in Ankara.

The Dresden SC women's volleyball team suffered a defeat at the hands of Turkish representative Ankara Zelen Spor Kulübü at the start of the new year in the Champions League. In the third group match, Alexander Waibl's team was clearly beaten by the favorites 0:3 (24:26, 18:25, 16:25). After the opening victory against the Polish team from Lodz, the Elbe city team had already lost the home match against the Italian title holders Conegliano.

In the first set, the German runners-up were in very good form, served with pressure, were secure in reception and defense and played an equal exchange of blows with the hosts. In the end, the ladies around captain Patricia Nestler even had a great chance to win the set, but were unable to take advantage of two opportunities. Ankara then won the set with four points in a row.

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The DSC women initially kept the game open in the second set as well, but a series of serves by middle blocker Beyza Arici, coupled with a few easy mistakes by the visitors, gave the Turks a clear lead. Ankara played to its strengths in the third period, particularly in attack, while DSC made too many mistakes. As a result, the defeat was sealed after 75 minutes.

The Dresden team will continue next week on Thursday with their fourth group game in Conegliano.

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