AVC: Rebisco drops hard fought match vs Uzbek club | Inquirer Sports

AVC: Rebisco drops hard fought match vs Uzbek club

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 02:25 PM October 09, 2021
Rebisco men's team in the 2021 AVC Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship.

Rebisco men’s team in the 2021 AVC Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship. ASIAN VOLLEYBALL PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines—Team Rebisco dropped its second game after losing to Uzbek club AGMK, 24-26, 25-23, 25-18, 25-19, in the 2021 AVC Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship Saturday at Terminal 21 in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.

The Filipinos opened strong with a hard-fought first set win but the Uzbeks found a way to get the upper hand for their first victory so far.

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AGMK was well on its way to taking the fourth set with a 23-17 lead but the Filipinos mustered two straight points to get to within four, 23-19.

Ysay Marasigan, however, put AGMK at match point after he hit net and Joshua Umandal followed it up with a net touch giving the Uzbeks the win.

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Team Rebisco dropped to 0-2 also following an opening day defeat to Iran club Sirjan Foulad in Group B on Friday.

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