Monza can seriously regret the missed opportunity for something more in their away match against Cisterna. The team led by four points in the middle of the fourth set and was looking towards a tie-break, but in the decisive moments, the hosts showed greater concentration, especially in blocking, and snatched valuable three points in the fight for the standings.
Cisterna Monza 3:1 (25:19, 25:23, 22:25, 25:21)

First Set

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