"Terrible game. 30 errors, what can I say..." Kim Yeon-kyung's first consecutive loss, coach Abondanza furious [Oh!Sen Incheon].

Heungkuk Life fell to its first back-to-back losses of the season as it failed to overcome Hyundai E&C, which lost its main setter to the flu.

Heungkuk Life lost a home match against Hyundai E&C in the third round of the Dodram 2023-2024 V-League Women's Division at Samsan World Gymnasium in Incheon on Tuesday with a set score of 1-3 (25-23, 23-25, 16-25, 20-25).

With the result, Heungkuk Life suffered its first two-game losing streak of the season and remained in second place with a 13-4 record (36 points). The gap between them and first-place Hyundai E&C widened to four points.

Foreign players Yelena led the way with a team-high 27 points and Kim Yeon-kyung with 22 points, but both had attack success rates in the 30s. They committed a whopping 16 more errors (29-13) than their opponents, and the flow was disrupted by frequent serve errors. 카지노사이트777 

Heungkuk Life coach Marcello Abondanza said after the game, "It was a terrible match. We had 30 unforced errors, so it's hard to put it into words." "The problem is with us, regardless of the opponent. I don't know why it keeps happening when I'm not their starting setter, and I don't know what kind of reaction I should have. I think it's more a matter of thinking than volleyball."

The poor performance of setter Lee Won-jung and outside hitter Yelena was also one of the reasons for the losing streak. "It's difficult to take all three setters, so we have to narrow it down to two, but I can't say that our performance and the quality of our tosses were good today. We need to see more," he said, adding, "Yelena had a lot of errors. I don't think it was a breathing issue with the setter. She was playing poorly even before Park Hye-jin came in."

Regarding her frequent unforced errors, she said, "When the server hits an out, it's hard to explain it anymore. We train a lot and talk a lot, but serving is a matter of individual decision, mindset, and emotion." "Receiving and defense were more difficult than this. Easy balls, we didn't do what we were supposed to do. I think we have to find a way and overcome the situation," he said encouragingly.

"With a reception like this, it's hard to connect to the center, and you have to keep going to the high ball. The play itself becomes even more difficult."

Heungkuk Life will look to turn things around when they host Chung Kwan-Jang at home on April 24.