Successful third win for German volleyball team
The German volleyball team is pumped up after another win in their quest for the knockout round in the Nations League. In Belgrade, Serbia, they outmatched Iran 3-1 (25-22, 23-25, 26-24, 25-22).
These lads are climbing the ladder. With their third win in seven games, their odds of advancing to the knockout round are looking mighty fine. That's not all, they're earning extra points for scoring in some nail-biting five-set duels.
Coach Michal Winiarski is entrusting prodigious young players to gain international experience during this tournament. Old-timer Georg Grozer is taking a break to recuperate following the club season. Preparation for the World Championship, starting on September 12 in the Philippines, is next on the agenda. And, let's be honest, Germany's got their eyes on a medal.
The Nations League pits the 18 top men's and women's national teams against each other. Across three venues, they play a dozen group games. Top eight teams proceed to the knockout phase.
Now, about those young guns. Don't be surprised if they make a name for themselves in this tournament. Remember, this is more than just a warm-up. It's all part of gaining the street cred for the big leagues—the World Championship.
Now, while I can't say for certain where they stand in the 2021 Nations League, let's just say the competition's been fierce, and Germany's been keeping up with the Joneses. As for the World Championship, teams aim for a top-tier performance to build international rep and challenge for the top prize. If you want the lowdown on Germany’s 2021 Nations League results, or their objectives for the World Championship, check out the official FIVB or Volleyball Nations League records, or the German Volleyball Federation’s communications from that era.
The young players are using the Nations League as a platform to make a name for themselves in the big leagues, specifically the World Championship. In the 2021 Nations League, Germany is keeping up with the competition and striving for a top-tier performance in preparation for the World Championship.
