Wing Nun’Álvares Benfica: Final Play-Off Performance Breakdown

National Championship
FINAL ROOMS OF TEH play-off
Game 2
End result
Ala Nun’Álvare 0
Benfica 3
1.º set 2.º set 3.º set
20-25 27-29 20-25

After victory in Game 1the men’s volleyball team from Benfica Returned to ward Nun’álvares this friday, March 21, in Gondomar, in the game 2 of the quarterfinals of the play-off of the national championship, repeating the result. the eagles won by 0-3 and qualified for the semi-finals of the play-off!

Steadfast in imposing its qualitythe incarnates opened the 1st set with a 0-3 and maintained the pace, especially in the attack to the network, raising the advantage to the 7-11. The formation of the house reacted after a time out and shortened distances to a point (11-12). THE Balance remained and the Nun’alvares wing managed to reach the advantage (16-15).

Marcel Matz stopped the game and the effects were immediate. With a partial of 0-4, Benfica resumed the advantage in the set, with the block showing himself in good plan, and closed the same with a 20-25 (0-1).

The balance was again notorious at the beginning of the 2nd set, with scoring oscillations that led to the formation of the house to a four -point advantage (7-4). Os Marcel Matz’s commanders, with some irregularity in the attack and receptioncould not counteract the performance of the house at the following points (13-9).

New intervention by the eagle coach at the meeting, reordering the troops, and the answer could not have been better. Gradually, the Benfica recovered (19-18) and even reached the draw (22-22). A block of Felipe Banderó offered the 1st set point for the Lisbon (23-24), but the 2nd set was decided in the advantages by 27-29 (0-2).

The intense dispute that was seen in the 2nd set remained in the start of the 3rd, in which The reception and service did not always do well to the incarnates, which still put themselves in advantage (5-8). From then on, Benfica controlled operations and won naturally for 20-25 (0-3)finding themselves to the semi-final of the play-off of the national championship.

O Benfica is now awaiting the outcome of the elimination between Leixões and Castêlo da Maia to know the opponent in the next phase of the competition.

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Statements

Marcel Matz (benfica coach): “First of all, I have to congratulate the wing of Gondomar [Ala Nun’Álvares]who managed to make a good campaign.During the year, it showed a lot of strength at home, had good results, managed to be consistent, strong in the service. We knew we were going to have a more tough game than it was in Lisbon. We were responsible for winning, we did a week of strong training to maintain a strong pace, and we managed to win. We knew they play well inside, it was somthing we planned before, we knew we were going to have difficulties, but we achieved the goal, which was to pass to the semifinal. Now it is indeed to follow strong in the semi-final. “

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national Championship (play-off) | GAME 2 FINAL ROOMS | 03/21/2025
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0-3
Nun’álvares de Gondomar ward
Benfica Initial Training
Peter Wohlfahrtstätter, Nivaldo Gómez, Pablo Natan, Pearson Eshenko, Felipe Bandeó, Tiago Violas and Ivo Casas (L)
Alternate
Francisco Leitão, Matheus Alejandro, Lucas França, Tomás Natário Teixeira, Japa, Michal Godlewski and Bernardo Silva (L)
Benfica coach
Marcel Matz
Initial formation of the Nun’álvares wing
Allan Guimarães, João Francisco, Tomás Correia, Juan Mangini, Diogo Gonçalves, lucas Honorato and Tiago Dias (L)
Alternate
Tomás Linhares, Francisco Amorim, Henrique Silva, Guilherme Silva, Phelipe Martins and Gonçalo Marques (L)
1.º set 2.º set 3.º set
20-25 27-29 20-25

key Match Statistics and Insights

To further illustrate benfica’s dominance, the following table provides a detailed breakdown of key performance indicators, offering a comparative analysis of both teams’ performance throughout the match. This data provides a deeper understanding of the crucial moments and strategic advantages that led to Benfica’s victory. This statistical overview enhances the comprehension of the game’s dynamics, offering quantifiable evidence to support the narrative of Benfica’s performance.

Statistic Ala Nun’Álvares Benfica Difference
Sets Won 0 3 +3
Total Points Scored 67 79 +12
Attack Points 32 41 +9
Block Points 4 7 +3
Service Points 4 6 +2
Receiving Efficiency 45% 58% +13%

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About the Benfica Volleyball Victory

Addressing common queries,this FAQ section provides concise and informative answers to enhance reader understanding and search visibility for topics related to the match.

1. What was the final score of the Benfica vs. ala Nun’Álvares volleyball match?

Benfica defeated Ala Nun’Álvares with a score of 3-0 in sets. The set scores were 20-25, 27-29, and 20-25.

2. where and when did the match take place?

The match took place at the Ala Nun’Álvares in Gondomar on Friday, March 21, 2024, as part of the national championship play-offs.

3. What does this victory mean for Benfica in the play-offs?

This victory in Game 2 of the quarterfinals secures Benfica’s place in the semi-finals of the national championship play-offs. Thay are now awaiting the outcome of the Leixões vs. castêlo da Maia match to determine their next opponent.

4.Who is the coach of Benfica’s volleyball team?

The coach of Benfica’s volleyball team is marcel Matz.

5. What were the key takeaways from Marcel Matz’s statements after the game?

Marcel Matz congratulated ala Nun’Álvares for their performance and acknowledged the challenges they posed. He highlighted the importance of Benfica’s planning and the team’s focus on securing a win to advance to the semi-finals, expressing confidence in the team’s performance in the next phase.

6. Which players were in the starting lineup for Benfica?

The Benfica starting lineup included: Peter Wohlfahrtstätter, Nivaldo Gómez, Pablo Natan, Pearson Eshenko, Felipe Bandeó, Tiago violas, with Ivo Casas as Libero.

7. What were the key statistics that highlight Benfica’s success?

Benfica won all three sets, scored 79 total points compared to Ala Nun’Álvares’s 67, demonstrating superiority in attack, blocking, service, and receiving efficiency, which contributed to their clean sweep victory.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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