Woori Card is Heading Straight to the Championship

Woori Card is Heading Straight to the Championship… 2nd Place Korean Air Suffers a Painful Loss to OK

Woori Card has almost obtained a direct ticket to the men's professional volleyball championship game.

Thanks to rival Korean Air's painful loss to OK Financial Group, Woori Card stands at an absolute advantage in securing first place.

Korean Air lost to OK Financial Group 2-3 (21-25 25-20 20-25 25-22 12-15) in the Dodram 2023-2024 V League visiting game held at Sangnoksu Gymnasium in Ansan, Gyeonggi-do on the 10th.

Korean Air remained in second place with 22 wins, 13 losses, and 68 points with one regular league game remaining. 카지노사이트탑

As a result, first-place Woori Card (69 points, 23 wins, 11 losses), which has played one less game than Korean Air, will automatically determine first place if it adds 3 points in the remaining two games and advance directly to the championship match.

Woori Card will face Hyundai Capital on the 12th and Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance on the 16th.

Korean Air concludes its regular league season with a game against KB Insurance on the 14th.

If Woori Card wins 3 points by beating Hyundai Capital with a set score of 3-0 or 3-1, first place is confirmed.

Woori Card is ahead of Hyundai Capital with 4 wins and 1 loss this season.

3rd place OK Financial Group, which confirmed 'Spring Volleyball' for the first time in 3 years, had 57 points (20 wins, 15 losses), increasing the possibility of going directly to the playoffs.

If 4th place Hyundai Capital (50 points) loses to Woori Card on the 12th without gaining a point, OK Financial Group is confirmed to advance directly to the playoffs without a semi-playoff.

In the V-League, a semi-playoff match between two teams is held only when the point difference between 3rd and 4th place in the regular league is 3 or less.

In this game, which was a fierce battle, OK Financial Group had the last laugh with a 5-set block.

At 4-3, Park Won-bin and Shin Ho-jin gained momentum with consecutive interceptions.

OK Financial Group secured victory by running away with a 9-4 score thanks to an open score by Leonardo Leiva Martinez (registered name Leo) and a serve score by Song Hee-chae.

Leo (31 points) and Shin Ho-jin (19 points) combined for 50 points.

Leo especially contributed to the victory by destroying Korean Air's receiving with 7 strong serve aces.

Even though Korean Air was ahead in team attack success rate and number of blocks, it collapsed with 27 mistakes (9 more than OK Financial Group).