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    Head-to-Head
    · Czech Republic and Slovenia already faced each other in their opening match of EuroVolley 2021. In Ostrava, Czech Republic won 3-1 in Pool B. Tonček Stern and Jan Galabov won the most points in this match (both 14).
    · The only other match between these nations at a European Championships was in 2001, also in Ostrava, when Czech Republic beat Slovenia 3-1 in the preliminary round.
    · In January 2020, Slovenia defeated Czech Republic 3-1 in Berlin in the European qualification tournament for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. Both nations did not qualify for Tokyo 2020.
    · These nations' only meeting in a world level major competition (World Championship, World League, Olympic Games, Grand Champions Cup, World Cup and Volleyball Nations League) came in the 2017 World League, where Slovenia beat Czech Republic 3-1 in the preliminary round. Alen Šket scored 21 points, at least six more than any other player on the court.
    · Czech Republic (3 wins, 3 losses) and Slovenia (4 wins, 2 losses) are the only remaining teams in this tournament to lose more than one match at EuroVolley 2021.

    Czech Republic
    · Czech Republic progressed to the quarter-finals by winning 3-0 against Olympic champions France in their Eight Final match.
    · Czech Republic can reach the semi-finals of a European Championships for the first time since 2001, when the European Championships were held in Ostrava.
    · Czech Republic won the European Championships three times: 1948, 1955 and 1958 (all as Czechoslovakia). Czech Republic's 63-year gold medal drought at the European Championships (1958-2021) is currently the longest among all countries to have won the competition at least once.
    · Czech Republic's most recent podium at the European Championships was in 1985, when they finished second as Czechoslovakia.
    · Since the beginning of EuroVolley 2017, the nation to claim the first set went on to win the match in each of Czech Republic's 17 matches at the European Championships.
    · Lukas Vasina (94) has won the most points for Czech Republic in the final round of this tournament.

    Slovenia
    · Slovenia progressed to the quarter-finals by winning 3-1 against Croatia in their Eight Final match.
    · Slovenia reached the podium twice at the European Championships, in 2015 (second) and as co-hosts in 2019 (second).
    · In the quarter-finals at EuroVolley 2019, Slovenia won 3-1 against Russia in front of a home crowd in Ljubljana.
    · In each of the last three European Championships, Slovenia's tournament ended with a defeat against the eventual winners: France in 2015, Russia in 2017 and Serbia in 2019.
    · Tonček Stern (71) has won the most points for Slovenia in the final round of this tournament.
    · Jani Kovacic is among the best receivers of EuroVolley 2021, on a percentage of 48% perfect receptions and 42% efficiency.

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    • Officials
      First Referee
      Fabrice COLLADOS
      FRA
      Second Referee
      László ADLER
      HUN
    • Venue Information
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      Ostravar Arena is a multifunctional hall in Ostrava, located in the Ostrava-South district. It was completed in 1986 and at the time, it was the largest and most modern hall in Europe. First reconstruction took place between 2003 and 2004, the other in the year 2012. The capacity of this Aren is 10 157 seats. Ostravar Arena is the home stadium of the extra-league hockey club Vítkovice. Various sports and cultural events, European Championships and World Championships are held here: - Ice Hockey World Championship (2004, 2015) - Women's Floorball World Championship (2013) - European Figure Skating Championships (2017) - Tennis tournament J&T Banka Ostrava Open – part of the WTA Tour (2020) Capacity: 9631
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      Ruská 3077/135, OSTRAVA, 700 30 Capacity: 9631

      TRAVELLING BY CAR In the direction from the D1 motorway it is exit 354. It is best to drive along Rudná Street, then along Závodní Street. SPORT ARENA signs guide visitors to the arena from all directions. The car parks by the OSTRAVAR ARENA are accessible from Závodní Street. GPS coordinates: 49.8044550N, 18.2512036E TRAVELLING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT From Ostrava main train station by tram number 2 to the Sport aréna stop. From Ostrava bus station walk to the Náměstí republiky (or Dr. Malý) stop and then take tram number 2 to the Sport aréna stop. Get directions

    Featured Players

    CZECH REPUBLIC SLOVENIA

    Jan HADRAVA

    2
    CZECH REPUBLIC Opposite

    Bio

    Jan was born in Prague and made the most important youth volleyball steps in the same city. His major achievements include being best player of the Czech UNIQA Extraleague, best Czech volleyball player of the year (2x), best Czech beach volleyball team of the year. He was also the Top scorer and server in the Polish Plus Liga and the Czech league. In his spare time he relaxes with family.

    CZECH REPUBLIC SLOVENIA

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    Team Profile
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    CZECH REPUBLIC

    Address

    Zatopkova, 100/2 - PS 40 (Mailing) PRAHA 6 - STRAHOV

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    Contacts

    phone +420 245 006 210 email czech.volleyball@cvf.cz
    Team Leaders
    Adam ZAJICEK
    Middle blocker
    Lukas VASINA
    Outside spiker
    Jan HADRAVA
    Opposite
    Team Schedule

    Previous Games

    15/09/2021 vs. 0 - 3 L play circle Go to Match Centre
    13/09/2021 vs. 3 - 0 W play circle Go to Match Centre
    09/09/2021 vs. 1 - 3 L play circle Go to Match Centre
    • All Time
    • 14
      Competitions Played
    • 2
      Titles
    • Competition
    • 7
      Matches Played
    • 3
      Matches Won
    • 43%
      Win %
    • 13
      Sets Won
    • 587
      Points Won
    • 49%
      Attack %
    • 49%
      Reception %

    Team

    C
    18
    JANOUCH Jakub
    Setter
    • Birth Date: 1990
    • Birth Place: Ostrava
    • Height: 194 cm
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    1
    MONIK Milan
    Libero
    • Birth Date: 1988
    • Birth Place: Isti
    • Height: 190 cm
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    2
    HADRAVA Jan
    Opposite
    • Birth Date: 1991
    • Birth Place: CZECH REPUBLIC
    • Height: 199 cm
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    3
    PFEFFER Daniel
    Libero
    • Birth Date: 1990
    • Birth Place: Prague
    • Height: 184 cm
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    5
    ZAJICEK Adam
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1993
    • Birth Place: Prague
    • Height: 201 cm
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    6
    FINGER Michal
    Opposite
    • Birth Date: 1993
    • Birth Place: Prague
    • Height: 201 cm
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    9
    PATOCKA Vojtech
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1993
    • Height: 197 cm
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    12
    LICEK Martin
    Setter
    • Birth Date: 1995
    • Birth Place: Havlickuv Brod
    • Height: 197 cm
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    13
    GALABOV Jan
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1996
    • Birth Place: Ceska Lipa
    • Height: 191 cm
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    14
    BARTOS Adam
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1992
    • Birth Place: Zlín
    • Height: 200 cm
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    15
    VASINA Lukas
    Outside spiker
    • Birth Date: 1999
    • Height: 196 cm
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    19
    BARTUNEK Lubos
    Setter
    • Birth Date: 1990
    • Height: 190 cm
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    22
    SEDLACEK Oliver
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1998
    • Height: 201 cm
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    25
    POLAK Josef
    Middle blocker
    • Birth Date: 1999
    • Height: 202 cm
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    Staff

    NOVAK Jiri
    Head Coach
    KOP Martin
    Assistant Coach
    BERTINI Fulvio
    Assistant Coach 2

    Recent Results

    Team Statistics

    CZECH REPUBLIC

    Overview

    SLOVENIA

    Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Match

    Player Statistics

    Highlights

    Middle Blocker Jan Kozamernik

    Highlights

    Opposite Jan Hadrava

    Highlights

    Outside Hitter Tine Urnaut

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    Match Report

    CZECH REPUBLIC v SLOVENIA

    Article

    The winner of the Group B, Italy, reached the semi-finals after they easily defeated Germany 3:0 (25:13, 25:18, 25:19). They were played a decisively better match and deservedly won.

     

    The beginning of the match was quite careful from both sides with minimal amounts of mistakes. When Itay went into a two point lead after a nice block, their extraordinary play was about to begin. Another great block, Alessandro Machieletto’s attack and an error on the opponent’s net created a big lead that was enough to win the opening set. The experienced opposite György Grozer was substituted thanks to a knee problem. In the end, the score difference was twelve points (25:13).

     

    During the second part of the game there were less mistakes and it was equal for a long time. After inaccurate Germany attacks, Italy grabbed the lead and the situation from the first set happened again. While Germany was pushed only by Moritz Karlitzek’s points, Italian setter Simone Gianelli could pick whoever he wanted to score. Both spikers and opposite Pinali played intelligently. After Gianluca Galassi’s ace (21:14) Italy took care of it and won by seven points (25:18).

     

    Germany took an early lead 5:3 in the third set but their opponent didn’t allow any dramatic scenarios. With high blocks and good attack Italy turned the game around (8:7). They didn’t have to change anything and gradually increased the gap between both teams until they started to celebrate their promotion.

     

    Giulio Pinali, Italian opposite: “Today we played very well. We had a strong serve, great attacks and also good reception. It was probably our best match of the tournament. I hope we will play like this in the semi-finals. This was our last appearance in Ostrava and I have to say I really enjoyed it. After Covid pause it was so cool to see people back in their seats.”

     

    Moritz Karlitzek, Germany spiker: “We knew that they had a height advantage so basically we couldn’t get into the game. We were unable to put a much-needed pressure on them with our serve. It is hard to play against Italy like that. They were good in every gaming activity and served perfectly. We missed György Grozer. He had a knee problem yesterday and no-one knew what it was. He wanted to give it a go but it didn’t work. He is an amazing player and his experiences would definitely help us.

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    The match in numbers

    107
    Points

    The combined total number of points scored by both teams throughout the entire match.

    84
    Duration

    The total length of the match, from the first serve through until the last point has ended.

    5013
    Spectators

    Total number of people in attendance at the venue – taken at the end of the second set.

    160
    Match Spikes

    The combined total number of successful spikes achieved by both teams throughout the entire match.

    51%
    Reception Level

    An average of the two team service reception percentages from the complete match.

    5-5
    Net Domination

    The number of successful point winning blocks of CZECH REPUBLIC compared to SLOVENIA.

    4-4
    Ace Count

    CZECH REPUBLIC number of service aces compared to SLOVENIA

    40-32
    Error Difference

    Errors leading to points of CZECH REPUBLIC, next to those from SLOVENIA