European final: Austria and Spain Play tie-break

In an exciting point-by-point match, Austria's Doris and Stefanie Schwaiger and Spain's Liliana Fernandez Steiner and Elsa Baquerizo McMillan played in the final round again. It was all over again that the battle had to be fought.

Doris Schwaiger said, "Yes, this was a repetition of the Klagenfurt final for sure. It's always a hard game against the Spanish girls. But we like to play each other and we sometimes practice together. Of course in the match you are not friends, but outside we are".

She said that after the Spain made a comeback, they committed too many serving mistakes. In an endeavor to put some pressure on them, good amount of errors were committed. They eventually lost the second set.

The match took place for over an hour on Friday. In a similar manner as that of the European Championships in Klagenfurt a few weeks ago, Schwaiger-sisters persevered won this match by 2-1 (29-27 21-19 15-13).

The game was accompanied by high emotions. The beach volleyball fans loved them seeing play at the final.

In the tie-break event, there were no mistakes by the Schwaigers and they proved their worth. After the three wins, the Austrian sisters are high in the list of top players and ready to receive another medal.


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