If fakel wins tomorrow by 3:1 ratio also, what will happen?
The final 6 rule uses the same method that's used in WCH 2018
If fakel wins tomorrow by 3:1 ratio also, what will happen?
The final 6 rule uses the same method that's used in WCH 2018
The final 6 rule uses the same method that's used in WCH 2018
Which is what exactly?
Which is what exactly?
In final 6, the top two teams in each pool qualified for the semifinals.
the number of winning games > points > sets quotient > points quotient > head to head result
So basically Moscow just needs to "win" 2 sets tomorrow against Fakel and they are in to SF as #1 seed from their pool.
From the other pool, I think Loko actually prefers playing against Moscow going to SF (than Zenit potentially-speaking).
Game 1: Zenit x Fakel - 95 X 84 - Zenit +11/ Fakel -11
Game 2: Dynamo x Zenit - 95 x 83 - Dynamo + 12 / Zenit -1
Scenarios:
Dynamo's win regardless of the result means Fakel is out.
Fakel's victory of 3x0 results in Dynamo's elimination and a 3x2 win wouldn't be enough for Fakel to advance.
So I reckon the possibilities where Zenit could be sent out is a 3x1 Fakel with +11, +12, then Fakel and Moscow advance. A 3x1 win to Fakel with less than + 10, Zenit and Dynamo go through and over + 13 would be Zenit and Fakel. In case it is +10 or +13, Zenit would be even in most of the criteria with Fakel and Moscow respectively and probably the team that scored more would advance but I am not sure.
Display MoreGame 1: Zenit x Fakel - 95 X 84 - Zenit +11/ Fakel -11
Game 2: Dynamo x Zenit - 95 x 83 - Dynamo + 12 / Zenit -1
Scenarios:
Dynamo's win regardless of the result means Fakel is out.
Fakel's victory of 3x0 results in Dynamo's elimination and a 3x2 win wouldn't be enough for Fakel to advance.
So I reckon the possibilities where Zenit could be sent out is a 3x1 Fakel with +11, +12, then Fakel and Moscow advances. A 3x1 win to Fakel with less than + 10, Zenit and Dynamo go through and over + 13 would be Zenit and Fakel. If it +10 or +13 Zenit would be even in most of the criteria with Fakel and Moscow respectively and probably the one who scored more would advance but I am not sure.
This is also what I was thinking. I hope Fakel wins tomorrow by 3x1 over 12. I prefer Fakel and Dynamo in the Semis.
Some news about Kazan:
- Verbov will be the new coach
- Micah has already signed for two seasons.
- Bednorz, Voronkov, and Surmachevsky stay for one more season.
You know Zehra Gunes and Ilyas Kurkaev can pass as twins.
Abaev giving sets with that reception will be more than ready for NT
The weakness in OHs combination for Lokomotiv is just a sight to behold and here I thought they were much better than Markin and Sivozheles.
Could you please share a link?
Could you please share a link?
My link is pretty bad so I can't recommend it.
This Savin and Ivovic combination should be good at reception atleast but no... it's like they are offensive OHs without the blocking to make up for it.
Russian Zehra trying to chase the lead with his serving.
Update:
Savin: How about a bad pass, doc?
Seems Lokomotiv wanna face Moscow in the semifinals
Lyzik is so talented.
Barring any major injuries... I predict he shall become Russia's if not the world's best MB in no time.
Kurkaev changed his serve
The feint (i don't know how to call that set) from Tisevich to Lyzik was so good.
Kurkaev changed his serve
He's been struggling with this change this season IMO, in spite of a good run here and there. I think if he doesn't adjust and get more consistent he should stick to the floating in Tokyo.
PS: I was meant to comment on Yakovlev's serve yesterday. Is it just me or his efficiency in serving has dropped a lot?