Brazil celebrating during the match against Tunisia, the first match of Group B of the Olympic Games 2020, in Tokyo, Japan. 24/07/2021. (credits to FIVB)
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Brazil celebrating during the match against Tunisia, the first match of Group B of the Olympic Games 2020, in Tokyo, Japan. 24/07/2021. (credits to FIVB)
Yoandy Leal post match interview | Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Men's volleyball preliminary round match between Brazil and Russia
Brazil in action against USA, match valid of Group B of the Olympic Games 2020, in Tokyo, Japan. 30/07/2021. (credits to FIVB)
Brazil celebrating their win against Argentina, on the match of Group B of the Olympic Games 2020. 26/07/2021. (credits to Yuri Cortez and Toru Hanai/Getty Images)
Brazil in action against Argentina, match of Group B of the Olympic Games 2020, in Tokyo, Japan. 26/07/2021. (credits to Toru Hanai/Getty Images)
SADA CRUZEIRO TAKE ON BOLIVAR FOR SOUTH AMERICAN CLUBS TITLE
Argentina champions Personal Bolivar fought off the advances of hosts Montes Claros Volei and defending champions Sada Cruzeiro Contagem obliterated UPCN San Juan in Friday night's semifinals at the 2017 South American Club Championship.
Sada Cruzeiro crushed UPCN 3-0 (25-21, 25-19, 25-23) with some inspired plays by setter William Arjona, as Cubans Yoandy Leal with 17 points and 78% atacking efficiency and Robertlandy Simon with 15 and 75% led the attack. UPCN's best scorer was middle blocker Gustavo Molina with 12 points.
To close semifinals day, Montes Claros fought hard from two sets down to force a tie-break, but still fell to Personal Bolivar 3-2 (28-26, 25-21, 23-25, 24-26, 15-10). Silmar Antonio 'Pia' de Almeida and Australia's Thomas Edgar were instrumental in giving the Argentine side their two-set lead and the visitors even had a match point at 24-23 in the fourth, before their reception faltered allowing Montes Claros to rally back and send the game into a tie-break.