The Sultans of the Net's next opponent is Bulgaria
The A National Women's Volleyball Team, having defeated Puerto Rico 3-0, will face Bulgaria tomorrow in their second match of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games Qualifiers Group B.
The match, to be played at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, will begin at 07:00 (Turkish time).
The national team began the Olympic qualifiers by defeating Puerto Rico 3-0.
The European and Nations League champions, the world number "1" "Sultans of the Net," are in Group B alongside host Japan, ranked 7th in the world, 5th-ranked Brazil, as well as Belgium, Bulgaria, Puerto Rico, Argentina, and Peru.
The national team's match schedule for the qualifiers is as follows:
September 19:
07:00 Turkey-Peru
September 20:
07:00 Turkey-Argentina
September 22:
10:00 Turkey-Brazil
September 23:
13:30 Turkey-Japan
September 24:
10:00 Turkey-Belgium
GOAL IS "TOP 2"
Countries that finish in the top 2 of their groups in the qualifiers will earn the right to participate in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
Those who rank in the top 5 of the 2024 world rankings, which will be determined following the Nations League, will also take their place among the 12 countries that will compete in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
France will participate in the games directly through the host quota.
PLAYED IN 3 COUNTRIES
In the Olympic qualifiers, 24 teams are competing for an Olympic spot in China, Japan, and Poland.
The groups are as follows:
Group A (China): China, Canada, Czechia, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Netherlands, Serbia, Ukraine.
Group B (Japan): Japan, Turkey, Brazil, Belgium, Bulgaria, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Peru.
Group C (Poland): Poland, Colombia, Germany, Italy, South Korea, Slovenia, Thailand, USA.
News Source: 12punto
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