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Unbeaten and qualified: this is Czech Republic. The Czech team won the match against Bosnia & Herzegovina for 3-1, leaving just the first set to the opponent. 

Gabriela Orvosova was elected MVP of the match, scoring 24 points (19 attacks, 2 aces and 3 points), whilst for the Bosnia & Herzegovina the top scorer was Edina Begic with 14 points. 

Stevan Ljubičić, head coach of Bosnia and Herzegovina: The advantage was brought by the Czech player with number 12 who entered the middle of the first set, in the second set started as a service receiver, calmed the reception, passed some important balls, we did not cope in that situation, but we won a set that is great for us. We turn to tomorrow's match against Latvia, and that is the match we have to win in this tournament. In this match, we could not count on Boskovic, who has back problems, I hope she will be fine in a week. In general, I am satisfied with the match with the Czech Republic, the truth is, this rhythm could have been kept longer, not only a set and a half, but it is OK.

Ioannis Athanasopollos, Czech Republic head coach: We look at every game differently. We want to progress as a team. We want to achieve victories in the remaining two matches in the tournament. Bosnia has a very good team, we expected Boskovic to play for them. After the second set, we sorted out some things in the game and showed that we are a better team. I am very pleased with the team, especially that we stayed together in difficult moments and acted as a team. As I said, Bosnia is a great team and I am pleased that we beat them.