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AWVCC: CF Carthage Through to Quarterfinal, Beat Sococim 3-0

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Abuja (Core Reporters) CF Carthage of Tunisia are through to the quarterfinals after a 3-0 (25-11, 25-17, 25-20) win over Sococim of Senegal in their round of sixteen tie.

SOC got off to a shaky start with a number of faults and trailed 8-1. CFC team raised their game and went on a spiking killing spree to lead 16-8. SOC nailed a spike, however the CFC continued to confidently take the set 25-11.

SOC hustled for every ball with some great divine saves to come out 11-11. It wasn’t to last. CFC attacked hard and a few CFC errors meant they were on the losing side. The Senegalese team weren’t up to the task of marching this Tunisian outfit, CFC won the 2nd set 25-17.

CFC were leading 13-4 when SOC responded with a 13-8 led, forcing CFC to call a timeout. SOC closed it with a block and an ace to the surprise of CFC. CFC took the final points to win 25-20 and secure their spot in the quarterfinals.

CFC went into the game ranked 5th in the competition ranking.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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