Japan v Thailand - Group 1: 2017 FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix

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About the FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix 2017
The 25th edition of the world’s premier annual women’s volleyball tournament will be held from July 7 to August 6, 2017, with the Group 1 Finals set to take place from August 2-6, 2017.
Continuing its expansion, the FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix 2017 will see a total of 32 teams participating in this year tournament.
The 32 teams have been split across three groups with 12 teams competing in group 1 and 2 and 8 teams in group 3.
Group one will see defending champions Brazil, world number 1 China, USA, Russia, Japan, Serbia, Italy, Turkey, Netherlands, Thailand, Belgium and newly promoted 2016 Group 2 winners Dominican Republic competing against each other. The Group 1 Preliminary Round will be played over three weekends in four-team pools, with the top five of the combined standings plus the Finals' hosts making it to the Final Six.
Argentina, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Korea, Peru, Poland, Puerto Rico, plus 2016 Group 3 winners Croatia form the twelve-team Group 2. As for Group 1, Group 2 Preliminary Round will be played over three weekends in four-team pools, with the top 3 of the combined standings plus the Finals' hosts making it to the Final four.
Group 3 features Australia, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Cameroon, Colombia, Hungary, Mexico and Trinidad and Tobago.
The Group 3 Preliminary Round will be played in four-team pools over two weekends, followed by Final Four tournaments amongst the top three of the combined standings plus the Finals' hosts.
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[@ken7042]

What a great match. Japan improves their defense, specially shinnabe who's a great help as a replacement for saori kimura's stunning and steady defender . Defense is the best offence. Yay. Nippon. Stay strong. Avid pilipino fan here. 🐧

[@lucyheartfillia8049]

Love both teams!😊❤
From the Philippines

[@abdullahfrzna5227]

Japon tem cry by blood tear we happy

[@ken7042]

This match is alot different from past matches of this two teams. Or maybe japan is too prepared and organized that make them hard to break. Too much to take for thais. Nevertheless this match is really entertaining and shout out to the setters of the both team they really had the magic touch.

[@seanbryantibor4221]

24:46

[@abdullahfrzna5227]

Thiland win

[@m.arifarafah7188]

Nope