Serbia Triumphs 3-1 Over Poland With Bošković's 29 Points And Stysiak's 28 Points

In the women's European volleyball championship final four, Serbia defeated Poland 3-1. The match took place in Lyon with high tension. The highlight was Tijana Bošković's 29 points and Magdalena Stysiak's 28 points. Serbia won after losing the third set 15-25 when head coach Zoran Terzić temporarily left due to health reasons. Serbia still closed the fourth set 25-18. Detailed analysis shows Serbia maintained balance in a modern European style with opposite players leading scoring. Secondary scorers like Uzelac 15, Kurtagić 12 and Tica 12 supported Bošković. Poland relied mainly on Stysiak. No deep tactical data on serve-block or substitutions was available, but momentum management after coach departure was key. Serbia showed resilience, winning the fourth set after the third set loss. Top scorer Bošković excelled with 29 points, higher than Poland's Stysiak. Serbia's secondary scoring made it not a one-player team. Gold medal match showed star opposite duel with Vargas and Egonu at 28 each. Serbia's fourth set win indicates higher tournament-level resilience. Poland's third set win was due to Serbia's disrupted focus. Overall, Serbia triumphed with strong performance.