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Czech Republic secured their second straight set victory in Pool F, after beating Bosnia & Herzegovina. Unlike in the first match on Thursday, coach Ioannis Athanasopoulos used only the starting six players, who dominated against Bosnia & Herzegovina in all elements. Two victories and six points allow Czech Republic to keep the top position in Pool F at the moment.

• Czech Republic led in block and service, scoring 13 and 5 point sin this elements, comparing to 7 blocks and 2 aces of Bosnia & Herzegovina

• Gabriela Orvosova (CZE) and Edina Begic were going head to head throughout the match as top scorers, gaining 16 points each by the end of the third set

• Orvosova was also the bets blocker of the match with 4 blocks, while her teammates Magdalena Jehlarova and Veronika Trnkova scored 3. On the other side of the net Edina Selimovic scored 3 blocks for Bosnia & Herzegovina

Michaela Mlejnkova, outside hitter of Czech Republic: “I think it was a great victory, I’m very happy about it. We did what we said we would, we have had very good defense. We made 9 mistakes in the first set, but after that I think we were patient and tried to control the game - pushing with the serve and then making good transition and good block.”

Edina Begic, captain of Bosnia & Herzegovina:
“Today we struggled a lot with serve and reception. We did not find the rhythm that we had yesterday at the service line. We have to work on that before the next game. Hopefully it will be better. We will have to work a little bit more on these small things to win the next mach.”