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Júlia Bergmann Praises Brazil’s Fighting Spirit at VNL: ‘Nobody Gave Up’

Júlia Bergmann was Brazil's top scorer in the victory over Japan at the VNL (Photo: Volleyball World)
Júlia Bergmann was Brazil's top scorer in the victory over Japan at the VNL (Photo: Volleyball World)
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With a stellar performance by Júlia Bergmann, Brazil overcame Japan in a thrilling VNL match and continues to chase the top spot, proving that resilience is the hallmark of this squad.

The Brazil women’s national volleyball team once again demonstrated strength and a winning mentality on the international courts. In a highly intense showdown against Japan, the green and yellow squad secured an important 3-1 victory, valid for the third week of the Volleyball Nations League (VNL). Led by outside hitter Júlia Bergmann, the team overcame technical and physical difficulties to earn crucial points in the standings.

The individual highlight was Júlia Bergmann, who took on the offensive lead by scoring an impressive 21 points. The athlete’s performance was the crucial difference needed to tip the scales in a tactical duel, where the opponents’ high volume of play demanded patience and precision from the Brazilians throughout the morning session.

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The Power of Overcoming Adversity

The most critical moment of the match occurred in the fourth set. With the overall score at 2-1 for Brazil, the team allowed Japan to open up a 10-5 lead. The comeback, however, was built on collective dedication, culminating in a 23-23 tie and a decisive block to close out the set.

“I’m very proud of the team, especially for coming back in the fourth set. We were a bit behind, but nobody gave up. Everyone chased every ball all the time, and we didn’t lose patience.”

Eyeing the Top Spot

The victory keeps Brazil firmly in second place, accumulating 23 points, the same as the United States, who only hold an advantage on tie-breaking criteria. The squad led by José Roberto Guimarães continues its strong momentum, proving ready for the challenges of the VNL knockout stage.

The marathon doesn’t stop here. After a well-deserved rest day to recuperate energy, the Brazil national team returns to the court this Friday (10) at 7:20 AM (Brasília time). This time, the challenge will be against Poland, a true test that will demand the same fighting spirit demonstrated in this last victory. Brazilian fans, who have already shown tremendous support, continue to anticipate another victory on the path to the top.

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