Peru vs Belgium 0-3: Summary of the fourth ‘bicolor’ pre-2023 Olympics fall

Competition Summary: Peru registers fresh defeat in pre-Olympic volleyball The ‘white-red’ It was comprehensively outclassed by its Belgian rival in all respects and could do little to avoid its fourth drop at the tournament in Tokyo, Japan (Group B).

Belgium defeated the national team Three parts (25-12, 25-13 and 25-21) without major complications. In fact, the difference in the first two sets was so great that even though he improved a lot in the third and final set, he couldn’t force more sets.

With this result, the ‘white-red’ B is last in Group B with no points, while its opponents are fourth with six points. The next match for the Francisco Hervas-led side is Argentina, who they will face tomorrow on September 20.

Third set: There is nothing to do. Belgium won the third set 25-21 against Peru.

Third set: Make point! Belgium is one point away from winning (24-21).

Third set: Peru didn’t give up, losing 21-23, but it didn’t lose hope.

Third set: Belgium won 22-20.

Third set: Good prevention. Diana de la Pena keeps her hands firm and gives Peru an advantage (18-17).

Third set: Up Peru! ‘Two-colour’ rejoins the set (17-17).

Third set: Go, Peru! Ysabella Sánchez ties the set and cheers the nation (15-15).

Third set: Close quarter, point by point (11-12 in favor of Belgium).

Third set: Let’s go Chapelita! Peru is one point lower (9-10).

Third set: Maricarmen Guerrero’s double ace narrows the gap. Peru is one point away from catching Belgium (8-9).

Third set: Belgium beat Peru 9-6, which improved defensively, but it still didn’t reflect that on the scoreboard.

Third set: Action continues in Tokyo. What will the last set be if Peru doesn’t react?

Second set: Again, Belgium won the set by a long distance (25-13) over Peru.

Second set: Belgium trailed by two points at the end of the quarter (23-13).

Second set: Martin Paulin is a real dream. Peru was unable to counter Belgium’s attacks and lost 19-9.

Second set: Peru didn’t react. Belgium is completely ahead of the competition (8-16).

Second set: Belgium wanted to win this set and showed it again in action (11-6).

Second set: Peru is coming! ‘Two Color’ drops only one point (5-6).

Second set: Belgium won 5-2.

Second set: The game resumes in Tokyo. Peru and Belgium are already tied 1-1.

Primer Set: Hood! Belgium ended the quarter with a blistering attack (12-25).

Primer Set: Set point! Belgium won 24-11 to close the set.

Primer Set: Belgium is on course to take the first set (9-19).

Primer Set: Peru continues below. The national team has not reacted and is 10 points behind Belgium (7-17).

Primer Set: Good Aixa! The Alianza Lima volleyball player gets a clean shot to close the gap (4-11).

Primer Set: Big problems at reception. The ‘Two Colors’ 2-9 against Belgium.

Primer Set: The game has begun! Peru fell 0-5 against Belgium in the opener.

Peru vs Belgium: Peru are now in the mood for their first win in pre-Olympic competition after an impressive performance against Turkey. Can he make it?

Peru vs Belgium: The broadcast of the match begins! There are only a few minutes left to enjoy the fourth match of the pre-Olympic ‘Blanqueroja’.

Peru vs Belgium: Integrated ‘Inca’ Today, Tuesday, September 19, Paris will face the European team in Tokyo for Day 4 of the pre-Olympic Games 2024. Coach led Francisco Hervas They will be looking for their first win after losing to Japan, Brazil and Turkey. Their rivals won’t make it easy as they will be forced to win to add the top three points in the competition, thus fighting to avoid bottom of the table.

The players who have spearheaded Peru’s attacks so far That’s Vigil (Lima Alliance), Isabella Sanchez (Lima Alliance) and Maria Paula Rodriguez (Sports University). First with a total of 32 points, second with 30 and third with 26. All will compete with their respective teams in the National Volleyball League next season.

The Peruvian volleyball team makes up Group B With very high level teams like Turkey (1st in the world), Brazil (4th in the world) and Japan (8th in the world). So are Belgium, Puerto Rico, Argentina and Bulgaria.

*Peru and Bulgaria are the only teams without any points in the series so far. The two teams will meet on Thursday, September 21 from 11:00 PM onwards.

Peru started his journey through A pre-Olympic competition Of course Paris 2024 3-0 loss to Japan. The ‘Nippons’ They managed to defeat ‘Two Colors’ By sections 25-9, 25-19 and 25-15. After that, they faced the ever-challenging Brazil, and despite their efforts, they recorded a fresh slump.

The two setbacks in the tournament left the national team with almost no chance of qualifying for the next round and, at the same time, a place in the next Olympic Games. However, the ‘Assassins’ They were able to turn a different face against Turkiev. In a close contest that lasted almost two hours, the directors Francisco Hervas They managed to win their first set in the tournament but, in the same way, they were beaten by the Turks.

For its part, Belgium They come into this tournament after a crucial 25-19, 26-24, 25-21 win over Bulgaria. However, he could not replicate what he did in his debut in the following two matches: Puerto Rico (20-25, 25-23, 25-19, 25-19) and Argentina (25-21, 25-20, 25-18).

Spread through conflicts between Peruvians and Belgians The world of volleyball, the subscription-based platform of the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB). In South America, the match can be seen on the ESPN network through its streaming service Star Plus. Likewise, all incidents, statistics and minute-by-minute information can be found on the website Infobae Peru.

The Peruvian volleyball team They will be back in action on Tuesday, September 19, against Belgium, who are ranked 13th in the world. The clash between the two teams will take place at the Sky Hall Toyota facilities in Tokyo, Japan. 8:00 PM (Peru). Meanwhile, the fight is set to begin at 3:00 am in the European country.