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Slovenia has the medal, Japan has the bronze
Slovenia⚽ Sports7 hr. ago

Slovenia has the medal, Japan has the bronze

The article describes a men's volleyball match between Slovenia and Japan at the Olympics, where Slovenia ultimately won 3-0. The first set was closely contested, with Slovenia taking a lead but Japan responding with four consecutive points to take the set 25-21. In the second set, Japan initially led but Slovenia tied the score before Japan took control again, winning 28-26. The third set saw Slovenia gain momentum, leading by 13-9 and maintaining their advantage until the end. Slovenia secured the victory in the fourth set as well, with key contributions from captain Tine Urnaut.

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Slovenia has the medal, Japan has the bronze

The article describes a men's volleyball match between Slovenia and Japan at the Olympics, where Slovenia ultimately won 3-0. The first set was closely contested, with Slovenia taking a lead but Japan responding with four consecutive points to take the set 25-21. In the second set, Japan initially led but Slovenia tied the score before Japan took control again, winning 28-26. The third set saw Slovenia gain momentum, leading by 13-9 and maintaining their advantage until the end. Slovenia secured the victory in the fourth set as well, with key contributions from captain Tine Urnaut.

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