In the third week, Korea was completely defeated in all three matches. There are 3 sets including 11 games. He dropped his head until the game on this day, losing 11 consecutive VNL games, and a total of 23 consecutive losses including last year.

However, I could see each set pushed quite close. I was completely behind in the first set, but I gained momentum from the second set and brought back the third set. He is not far behind China in his serve score (5-6). China was only two points (54-52) ahead in attack points. However, the blockade has not been overcome. It's three to ten.

"I'm proud because I think the players did what they promised on the court," Cesar told reporters after the match. "I'm happy to be rewarded with the enthusiasm the players put in last summer."

Winning one set was a reward for the passion of the players, but he said he had to change the atmosphere by winning one game. I think I need to draw a bigger picture, what are you aiming for? After the match against Bulgaria, did the players say they couldn't follow the tactics? What is your tactic? I also want to know how you want to make Korean women's volleyball.
First of all, I've never said that the players can't follow (the tactics). Like you said, it's true that we have to win a game. Today, China is one of the strongest opponents, and I think if you show stronger results against those opponents, you'll win. Now I'm focusing on my growth by continuing to show such good volleyball rather than winning.

What are some positive factors that you believe Korean volleyball can compete in the world?
In Korea, the infrastructure and staff provided by the club are excellent. The weight facilities and court yard of the Korean club I've been to are so great that you can't find them in Europe. It has the most suitable requirements for volleyball. I also know that players learn volleyball from an early age. If the youth system is supported, Korea can plan enough for better volleyball in the future. I would like to stress that that point should be now.

- After winning the 3rd set today, I went well 15-15 in the 4th set, but I couldn't take the side out. How much do you think we're losing in terms of physical strength?
It was the limit of an hour and a half, but I think it was hard to flip the side in one seat because I did my best. What you need to focus on is getting used to this power. In order to climb a mountain, you need to climb more so that you can climb it better.

- Why did you hire Kim Da-in as a starter in the third week? Did the reason come out well in today's game?
Kim Da-in kept checking in the V League because he was in the VNL when head coach Stefano Lavarini was there. He was the main setter of Hyundai Engineering & Construction, and Hyundai Engineering & Construction thought he was well qualified to join the national team because it was a team seeking to win the regular league. I didn't play in Brazil due to injury in Week 2, but I'm glad I recovered well and came back to show better performance with the team.

- We also talked about physical strength, but Korea currently plays the fewest sets among VNL participating countries. China played a full set against Serbia yesterday. But why are we physically behind?
I think physical strength is not determined by how many sets you do or not, but is proportional to your efforts. It is true that China went to the fifth set with Serbia, but it did not pour 100% from the first study to the end. But you need more energy because you have to push it to the limit from the first study to the end. Also, I'm not used to these strong teams, so I have to try harder.

Now, South Korea has only one final match left against Poland, led by former national team coach Lavarini. The match against Poland will be held at the same place at 2 p.m. on the 2nd.   토토사이트