Bulgarian middle blocker Tsvetomira Mitkova, a product of Levski, scored 8 points in Crvena Zvezda's emphatic 3:0 (25:13, 25:9, 25:9) victory over Spartak (Subotica) in a match from the sixth round of the Serbian Women's Superliga.
The match was played in the "USC Vozdovac" hall in Belgrade and lasted only 57 minutes. The hosts dominated from start to finish, allowing their opponents to win a total of only 31 points in the three sets.
Mitkova started as a starter in the first two sets and distinguished herself with a stable performance in all elements characteristic of her position. The Bulgarian scored 8 points – 3 from attack, 3 from block, and 2 directly from serve.
In attack, she achieved 60% success, converting 3 out of 5 attacks. Her serving performance was particularly impressive, where she executed 18 serves without a single error, two of which resulted in direct points. Mitkova finished the match with a +8 efficiency rating, without committing an error or having an attack blocked.
Katarina Stankovic was the top scorer for Crvena Zvezda with 15 points, including 5 aces, followed by Magdalena Obucina and Nadja Antonovic with 10 each.
The hosts had a clear superiority in all key elements. Crvena Zvezda scored 11 aces against only 1 for Spartak, 10 points from block against 1, and 36 points from attack against 14. Attack efficiency also showed a huge difference – 56% against 24%.
For the guests, Nina Kocic-Curcic was the top scorer with 8 points, while the other players failed to offer serious resistance.
This was one of Crvena Zvezda's most emphatic successes since the start of the season, and Mitkova's performance was particularly valuable in blocking and serving. The Bulgarian contributed 3 of her team's total of 10 successful blocks and 2 of its 11 aces.