Overview
Head-to-Head
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These nations will meet for the second consecutive time in the European Olympic Qualification tournament. On 5 January 2016, Germany claimed a 3-0 group stage victory over Belgium in Berlin. György Grozer scored a match-high 19 points.
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Belgium beat Germany in five sets in last year's European Championship group stage match in Brussels. Germany's Christian Fromm (27) and Belgium's Sam Deroo (19) finished as their team's leading scorer.
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Belgium have lost all their four matches against Germany (including East and West) in world level major competitions (World Championship, World League, Olympic Games, Grand Champions Cup, World Cup and Volleyball Nations League), including three in straight sets.
Belgium
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Belgium began their CEV Tokyo Volleyball Olympic Qualification 2020 campaign with a 3-0 defeat against Slovenia.
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Belgium competed in one Olympic Games, in 1968 (8th). Belgium received a wildcard for those Games after Romania withdrew from the competition.
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Belgium have now lost all four of their matches in European Olympic Qualification tournaments. Their only set win came in a 3-1 loss against Serbia in 2016.
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Jolan Cox was Belgium's top scorer against Slovenia – 19 points, while Sam Deroo added 17 points and Tomas Rousseaux nine. These three were the only Belgians to score more than three points.
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Sam Deroo had four stuff blocks for Belgium on Sunday, as many as all Slovenia players combined.
Germany
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Germany started their CEV Tokyo Volleyball Olympic Qualification 2020 campaign on home soil with a 3-0 win over Czech Republic.
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Germany competed in each of the last four European Olympic Qualification tournaments (2004-2016), but failed to secure an Olympic ticket on all four occasions.
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György Grozer was the top scorer in the match between Germany and Czech Republic on Sunday, scoring 21 points. Christian Fromm (16) and Denys Kaliberda (12) also reached double figures.
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Grozer hit eight of Germany's nine aces against Czech Republic.
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Match Polls
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Officials
First RefereeWojciech MAROSZEKPOLSecond RefereeBogdan Laurentiu STOICAROU
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Venue Information
Volleyball fans have ‘nicknamed’ the iconic Max-Schmeling-Halle ‘Germany’s Volleyball temple’. Actually, it is much more than just that – since this venue has played host to an impressive number of major international competitions as well, such as the 2002 FIVB Women’s World Championship, 2003 EuroVolley Men, 2013 EuroVolley Women, as well as the historic CEV Champions League Volley 2019 Super Finals back in May – to name only a few highlights. The Hall also plays as hosts to the Berlin Recycling Volleys, Germany's most decorated volleyball club with 10 Bundesliga titles and a CEV cup title in 2015/2016. The arena is located at Am Falkpl. 1, 10437 Berlin, Germany and holds up to 12,000 spectators. Capacity: 8533
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- Who Qualifies?
After completion of a single round robin in each of the two pools, the top two teams will play crossed semi-finals. This is followed by a winner-takes-it-all final, where a much-coveted ticket to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics will be at stake.
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Team
BELGIUM 
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p.a. HIVE5 Cours St Michel 30 A, 2° étage EtterbeekContacts
Previous Games
| 07/01/2020 | vs. |
3 - 2 | W | Go to Match Centre |
| 06/01/2020 | vs. |
0 - 3 | L | Go to Match Centre |
| 05/01/2020 | vs. |
0 - 3 | L | Go to Match Centre |
- All Time
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5Competitions Played
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1Titles
- Competition
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3Matches Played
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1Matches Won
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33%Win %
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3Sets Won
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249Points Won
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44%Attack %
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50%Reception %
Team
- Birth Date: 1992
- Birth Place: Beveren-Waas
- Height: 203 cm
- Birth Date: 1987
- Birth Place: BELGIUM
- Height: 195 cm
- Birth Date: 1993
- Birth Place: Radom
- Height: 194 cm
- Birth Date: 1995
- Birth Place: Aalst
- Height: 204 cm
- Birth Date: 1989
- Birth Place: Lommel
- Height: 205 cm
- Birth Date: 1992
- Birth Place: BELGIUM (Brasschaat)
- Height: 185 cm
- Birth Date: 1994
- Birth Place: Jette
- Height: 199 cm
- Birth Date: 1990
- Birth Place: BELGIUM
- Height: 197 cm
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Germany one set away from the semis after second straight-set win
The combined total number of points scored by both teams throughout the entire match.
The total length of the match, from the first serve through until the last point has ended.
Total number of people in attendance at the venue – taken at the end of the second set.
The combined total number of successful spikes achieved by both teams throughout the entire match.
An average of the two team service reception percentages from the complete match.
The number of successful point winning blocks of BELGIUM compared to GERMANY.
BELGIUM number of service aces compared to GERMANY
Errors leading to points of BELGIUM, next to those from GERMANY
Lukas Kampa, Germany's Captain: “We are very satisfied because we are almost in the semis. The challenge against Slovenia tomorrow will be the toughest one so far. We want to reward all fans who come tomorrow to see us on a Tuesday evening but of course to win the group has to be our goal here.”
Dominique Baeyens, Head Coach of Belgium: “I feel frustration. It´s almost the same story like yesterday. We lost 3:0 but we were really close to win one or two sets. Again we didn’t do it which is quite hard. I cannot blame any of my players because we have a lot of injuries. We still expected more to reach here and had the dream to go to Tokyo. I feel frustration that it is already over.”