Daniel Magnusson had a good feeling before the game.
It was even more beautiful after victory
GVK- Svedala 3-1 (25-18, 21-25, 25-22, 25-23).Gislaved is a small roller coaster-team.
But against Svedala, the team saw mostly highs. Long rallies in which they won, mixed with good serve game, and a red-hot Hanna Salomäki and defense giant in Jessica Lakatos.
Every so often this season, it has been the case where Gislaved lost the first set, won the second and then dropped the match with 1-3.
On Saturday, they reversed the trend.
GVK had 18-13 in the first set, Svedala keyed in to 18-17 before the home team pulled away and took the set with 25-18.
In the second set, Svedala returned the threat, and had as much as 9-19 lead. But after a fantastic serves from Ida Lindbäck and player substitutions Elin Andersson and Ebba Ekblad, GVK took six straight points that tweaked the numbers, but eventually fell 21-25.
The two teams exchanged points back-and-forth in an even battle for the remainder of the match. With the margins were on Gislaved's side this time, the team took much needed points towards the table that will surely help propel them in this spring's playoffs.
See Ester de Vries' interview with Värnamo Nyheter here: https://varnamonyheter.solidtango.com/video/de-vries-fortfarande-skadad
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