Phew... a sigh of relief. Korean Air is in trouble! Korea Electric Power Corporation, which is missing foreigners and Seo Jae-duk, won 32 sweat

Feb 04, 2025

The V-League men's match between KEPCO and Korean Air at Suwon Gymnasium on the 4th, and Korean Air's Yosvani is attempting to attack. Suwon = Reporter Heo Sang-wook wook@sportschosun.com /2025.02.04/

The V-League men's match between KEPCO and Korean Air at Suwon Gymnasium on the 4th, and Korean Air's Jung Ji-seok is attempting to attack. Suwon = Reporter Heo Sang-wook wook@sportschosun.com /2025.02.04/

Korean Air, a men's professional volleyball team, was scolded by Korea Electric Power Corp. without foreigners.

Korean Air won a set-score 3-2 (21-25, 25-23, 28-30, 25-22, 15-10) in the men's fifth round of the Dodram 2024-2025 V-League at Suwon Gymnasium on the 4th. KEPCO showed its fighting spirit in a full set for two consecutive games under unfavorable conditions without foreign players.

Korea Electric Power Corp. is missing foreign player Matheus due to injury. Even Seo Jae-deok, the main gun, was excluded from the game because of his poor condition. KEPCO coach Kwon Young-min said before the game, `Seo Jae-deok has a backache. It's not severe, but it's taken out as a protection." Director Kwon Young-min also changed the formation. Park Seung-soo goes in first and Kim Dong-young goes in the apo-jit."

Coach Kwon Young-min was grateful to the players who fought well even when there were no foreign players who should be the main players but could not hide his regret. Coach Kwon Young-min said, `If there were foreigners in this performance, wouldn't it have won more. I have a lot on my mind," he said.

Korean Air almost fell victim to an extraordinary incident. Korean Air slowed down by giving up the first set, but immediately balanced it in the second set. He then seemed to show a full-fledged power advantage in the third set, but a reversal occurred.

Korea Electric Power Corp. led 23-20 in the third set, putting Korean Air in a corner. Korean Air resisted by driving the attack on Yosvani. Korean Air succeeded in getting to deuce. However, Korea Electric Power Corporation held out through persistent defense. Yosvani's attack was blocked effectively, eating away his physical strength. After five deuces, Korean Air committed an offense and dedicated a set point to KEPCO.

The V League men's match between KEPCO and Korean Air at Suwon Gymnasium on the 4th, and KEPCO players are sharing their joy after winning the first set 25-21. Suwon = Reporter Heo Sang-wook wook@sportschosun.com /2025.02.04/

Korean Air, which was pushed back by a set score of 1-2, also struggled in the fourth set. He failed to keep his four-point lead and was turned around. Yosvani's serve is out at 20-19, and Yosvani's back attack is blocked by a blocking wall at 20-20. However, at 23-22, Yosvani saved the opportunity with a dig and solved it directly with a back attack.

The game went all the way to the full set. As expected, a foreign player did it for the match. Korean Air ran away with Yosvani's consecutive points at 4-4. At 7-4, Yosvani made another quick open, and Korean Air widened the distance by four points. At 13-9, Jung Ji-seok scored a blocked goal, and Korean Air foresaw a victory.

This article was translated by Naver AI translator.