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Yaroslavich failed to win in the Final Four

The team of the Yaroslavl volleyball club Yaroslavich lost to Cherepovets Dynamo in the final of the Volleyball Cup.

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Yaroslavich failed to win in the Final Four

The team of the Yaroslavl volleyball club Yaroslavich lost to Cherepovets Dynamo in the final of the Volleyball Cup.

In the match with another finalist, Chelyabinsk Dynamo, Yaroslavich was able to win only the third set. The others conceded. He fought hard for every ball.

On the eve, after winning the semifinals, head coach Sergei Shlyapnikov said that he would disassemble the game of Dynamo with the team. And praised the play of the legionnaires of Yaroslavich. But something hasn't been finalized.

Thank you to the team for the fight and to all the fans for the incredible support in the stands! You were our support throughout the match, the club wrote on its page.

The games of the new season will begin next week.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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