Brazil beat France by 3 sets at 0 on the morning of Thursday (4), in Bangkok, Thailand, for the quarterfinals of the 2025 Women’s Volleyball World Cup. The partials were 27/25, 33/31 and 25/19.
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Photos of Brazil’s victory against France at the Volleyball World Cup
Despite the large advantage in the final score, Brazil’s victory was sweaty, and the first two partials were tightened, including the second set that ended with more than 30 points for each side.
According to information from GE, the Brazilian team started well in the match and opened 10 to 5 advantage, especially with good plays between Roberta to Julia Bergmann, Diana and Gabi. However, the French coach asked for time and managed to adjust the team. Anyway, Zé Roberto’s commanders closed the set in 27 to 25.
Following, the domain was complete from France with forced looting and breaking the Brazilian pass, however, a sequence of four points from Brazilians changed the situation, although the set continues with intense exchanges until Gabi closes the set in 33 to 31.
In the third set, Brazil managed to impose its pace and controlled the match from the beginning. Cazaute and Diaye could not repeat the same performance and the French began to make mistakes even more. Julia Bergmann was responsible for closing the set 25-19.
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Now, the Brazilian team faces Italy, which beat Poland in the quarterfinals. In the other key, Japan and Türkiye decide a place in the final.
How the 2025 Women’s Volleyball World Cup
The World Championship is one of the main volleyball competitions organized by the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB). The 20th edition takes place in Thailand, until September 7, and the country’s capital, Bangkok, receives the final phase.
In the preliminary phase, the 32 teams were distributed in eight groups of four teams and played with each other in a single shift. The first two teams in each group qualified for the final phase. There were eight games in the round of 16.
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