The Most Dramatic & Emotional Comeback in Volleyball History (HD)

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Turin, Italy, September 29, 2018 - Poland came back from 1-2 down to beat USA 3-2 (25-22, 20-25, 23-25, 25-20, 15-11) and claim the second ticket to the final of the the 2018 FIVB World Championship, where they meet Brazil in a rematch of the 2014 gold medal game which Poland won in four sets.

It was the most complete team of the Final Six against the most intense: a thundering challenge to complete the semifinals of the 2018 FIVB Men's World Championship, that saw reigning champions Poland prevail and proceed to the final where they will meet reigning Olympic champions Brazil, while USA need to quickly regroup for the bronze medal challenge against Serbia.

Poland, as the only surviving team with no players in the Italian Superleague, was the least favorite by the Italian public, but could rely on over a hundred Polish fans in attendance. However, the 11,800 of the Pala Alpitour concurred on at least one thing: that the duel between Michal Kubiak and Taylor Sander was one of the most exciting of the entire tournament.

The raw numbers: the USA captain collected 19 points (50% attack, 2 aces, 2 blocks) while his Polish counterpart brought in 22 (55% attack, 3 aces) and closed the match scoring the last two points.

A breathtaking tie break ended just before midnight here in Turin and saw Poland prevail after a long dominance and a thrilling comeback inspired by Daniel McDonnell. USA were able to catch up from 11-5 to 11-9, but then Bartosz Kurek (29 points) made the difference with a great hit off the American block.

Vital Heynen, Poland coach: "I am very happy about the way the team played, with true grit. Plus, I believe that the USA are very similar to us in terms of quality and overall level, so beating them was twice as beautiful."

Bartosz Kurek, Poland opposite: "It doesn't matter how many points I made, victory is all that really matters. We will face Brazil again, like four years ago, and we will enter the court to win."

Aaron Russell, USA outside hitter: "The Poles played better than us, even if we gave everything. We fought with courage, and we will try to do it again for the bronze: it's going to be hard, but we will go for the win".

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