2-3! Li Yingying’s new club lost at home. The Japanese women’s volleyball team focused on winning the MVP. Egonu scored 31 points and was unable to sing.

On November 16th, the 10th round of the Italian Women's Volleyball League Serie A ushered in a focus match. The Milan Women's Volleyball Team faced the strong enemy Novara Women's Volleyball Team at home. They eventually lost to Novara 2-3 (20-25, 25-27, 25-17, 25-17, 11-15) and suffered a defeat at home. The audience for this game was as high as 12,687, setting a new record for the number of live audiences in the history of Italian women's volleyball!

The Milan women's volleyball team sent out its entire main lineup to play: main attackers Piva and Raniere, secondary attackers Sartori and Danesi, supporting Egnu, setter Bosio, and free agent Felsino. For the Novara women's volleyball team, captain Torok is still absent due to injury. Coach Bernardi has arranged the following starting lineup: main attackers Shinsuke Ishikawa and Alsmeier, secondary attackers Bonifacio and Bayens, supporting Mims, setter Camby, and libero Denardi.

According to the game situation, the match was intense throughout. In the opening stage, Novara quickly entered the state and led 2-5. Milan relied on Sartori's serve to directly score to 5-6. The main attacker Piva felt hot and went ahead to 9-8 with a wave of offensive, and continued to make contributions in the counterattack to expand to 12-10.

But Novara did not panic and relied on blocks and Alsmeier's strong attacks to chase points. After Milan led 20-18, Bernardi asked for a timeout to adjust. After returning from the timeout, Novara made a flurry. Camby stopped Raniere to equalize the score. Herberts came on to stabilize the back row. Milan made more mistakes. Novara overtook and won the first game 25-20.

In the second game, Beijens frequently succeeded in fast breaks, and Ishikawa Mayu used high-quality serves to create pressure, but Milan quickly tied the score through Egonu's diagonal attack, and the score went from 10 to 22. At the critical moment, Novara replaced Herbots and immediately scored with a violent diagonal in the first attack, and then completed a single block above Piva's head, scoring two points in a row, helping Novara win the second game in a thrilling 27-25.

Entering the third game, Milan adjusted its lineup and replaced Kurtajic with a more proactive tactical arrangement. Danesi scored 3 consecutive points in the opening game (including two blocks), and Egonu hit 3 aces in succession, catching Novara off guard. He relied on Egonu's dunk and Kurtajic's jump serve to establish a huge advantage, and finally regained the game 25-17.

Danesi once again blocked 3 goals in a row at the beginning of the fourth game. Milan immediately led 5-1. Novara made many substitutions and tried to adjust the rhythm to no avail. Ishikawa Shinsuke's counterattack was prevented, and Bayens' several fast breaks were also seen through. Lan continued to put pressure on the serving end, Egonu and Raniere took turns to score, and opened the score to 20-13. Bernardi requested two timeouts but failed to stop the bleeding. Milan once again won the game 25-17, and the score was tied at 2-2.

In the fifth game, Bernardi boldly started Herberts and Alsmeier, which had immediate results. The score rose alternately in the first half, and Milan once entered the side switch at 8-7. After changing sides, Novara suddenly broke out. Herberts scored with a lob, and then scored two points in a row. Together with Bayens, the score was opened to 12-9. Although Egnu tried to attack and chase the points, Herberts and Camby's blocks hindered Milan's offensive. In the end, Bayens scored with a precise lob to seal the victory for Novara.

In terms of individual scoring, 5 players from Novara were in double figures, Bayens had 13 points (19 deductions, 10 of 3 blocks), and Herberts had 13 points (24 deductions, 12 of 1 block). ), Shinsuke Ishikawa had 13 points (12 out of 40 deductions and 1 block) and won the MVP, Bonifacio had 12 points (8 out of 14 deductions and 4 blocks), Alsmeier had 12 points (11 out of 37 deductions and 1 serve).

Three players from the Milan women's volleyball team reached double figures, Egonu with 31 points (25 of 57 deductions, 2 blocks and 4 serves), Raniere with 15 points (15 of 42 deductions), and Piva with 13 points (13 of 33 deductions).

This was not only a classic victory for the Novara women's volleyball team, but also a milestone in the professional and market-oriented development of the Italian Women's Volleyball Professional League. 12,687 people attended the game. While creating history, it also presented the charm of women's volleyball to audiences around the world.

For Chinese fans, Li Yingying is about to join Milan, and the overall strength of the team will definitely rise to the next level. Milan's home game is worth looking forward to, and this game also verified the value and ability of another Asian player, the 1.73 meter main attacker Ishikawa Shinsuke.