VolleyballSerbia beat Poland 3–1: Coach Zoran Terzić’s departure and squad depth made the difference

Serbia beat Poland 3–1: Coach Zoran Terzić’s departure and squad depth made the difference

Serbia đánh bại Ba Lan 3–1 trong trận tranh hạng ba, dù HLV Zoran Terzić tạm rời sân vì vấn đề sức khỏe. Tijana Bošković ghi 29 điểm; Uzelac 15, Kurtagić 12, Tica 12. Ba Lan có Stysiak 28 điểm nhưng thua set 4 18–25. Key facts: - Serbia thắng Ba Lan 3–1 ở trận tranh hạng ba. - Zoran Terzić rời khu vực chỉ đạo vì sức khỏe ở set 3. - Serbia thua set 3 15–25 rồi thắng set 4 25–18. - Bošković 29 điểm, Stysiak 28 điểm. - Kurtagić và Tica cùng ghi 12 điểm cho Serbia. Nguồn: Dữ liệu phân tích được cung cấp | Cross-checked: VuaBong.vn Hỏi đáp liên quan: - Serbia có phải đội một người? Không, có 4 cầu thủ ghi trên 10 điểm. - Vì sao Ba Lan thua? Stysiak ghi 28 điểm nhưng thiếu mũi nhọn phụ trợ. - Chung kết diễn ra thế nào? Vargas và Egonu cùng ghi 28 điểm.

Serbia finished third after a 3–1 win over Poland, but the match was shaped by a moment that had nothing to do with the final score. Head coach Zoran Terzić left the bench for health reasons during the third set, and Serbia lost that set 15–25. They regrouped to win the fourth set 25–18. Tijana Bošković scored 29 points, exactly one more than Magdalena Stysiak, yet the deeper story lies in Serbia’s supporting scorers: Aleksandra Uzelac 15, Ana Kurtagić 12 and Vanja Tica 12. Serbia were not a one-player team. Poland, by contrast, relied heavily on Stysiak’s 28 points. Tactically, the bronze-medal match followed the modern European pattern of building attack around the opposite hitter. Serbia’s distribution was more balanced, making them harder to read in key moments. The assist staff or the captain clearly steadied the team after Terzić’s departure, and Serbia showed tournament-level resilience in set four. The final between Türkiye and Italy also featured an opposite duel: Melissa Vargas and Paola Egonu each scored 28 points. The main lesson is that star power can win a set, but squad depth and composure win medals.

Serbia beat Poland 3–1: Coach Zoran Terzić’s departure and squad depth made the difference

Serbia beat Poland 3–1: Coach Zoran Terzić’s departure and squad depth made the difference