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Messina continues its impressive performance, defeating Fcredil Bologna 3h eight points. Coach Fabio Bonafede is satisfied with the team’s performance and is pleased with the support from the fans, noting the players’ strong sense of belonging. The team showed maturity and character, especially in the second set which went to the wire, and managed to maintain aggression and concentration in crucial moments. The starting lineup for
Messina remained the same as the last game, with the exception of Martinelli replacing Mearini. The match started well for Messina, who took an early lead and managed to maintain it throughout the set. Bologna struggled to pose a serious threat to the home team, thanks to the performances of Kelsie Payne. The set ended with a block by Martinelli. In the second set, both teams stuck with their starting lineups. Messina continued to control the game’s pace and displayed moments of difficulty when Bologna managed to level the score. However, a block by Melissa Martinelli broke the deadlock, and Messina took a commanding lead with the help of Payne. Bologna made a comeback, but Messina held on to win the set in a nailing finish. In the third set, both teams maintained their lineups from the previous set. Messina started strong and quickly gained a fourh crucial points. Despite some errors from Messina, they managed to fend off Bologna’s attempts at a comeback and ultimately sealed the victory with a powerful spike from Modestino. Coach Bonafede expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance, acknowledging the support from the fans and the players’ dedication and sense of belonging. He also emphasized the team’s progress and determination to continue improving. Giulia Galletti was named the MVP of the match, contributing five points to the team’s victory. The final score was 3tà Di Messina.
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