Controversy! The Chinese women's volleyball team was misjudged: Turkey scored a net hit in the tiebreaker, and Cai Bin protested unsuccessfully

In the first matchup of the women's volleyball 1/4 finals of the Paris Olympics that ended on August 6, Beijing time, the Chinese women's volleyball team lost to Turkey 2-3 after 5 rounds of hard fighting, and unfortunately stopped in the top 8. The Chinese women's volleyball team also ended the journey of this Olympic Games.

In this game, the Chinese women's volleyball team made a perfect start and won the first game 25-23. However, after that, the fluctuation of the pass affected the attack, coupled with the failure to effectively suppress the opponent's naturalized strong response to Vargas's strong attack, the Chinese women's volleyball girls still lost 21-25 and 24-26 games in a row despite trying their best to chase points.

In the fourth game, the Chinese women's volleyball team took a strong lead at the beginning, although Turkey was crazy to close the score in the middle game, but the Chinese women's volleyball team still withstood the pressure and stabilized the situation at the end of the game 25-20 to equalize the total score again.

In the decisive game, the two teams played very hard, and after 10 draws, Turkey responded to a very obvious cross-net hitting controversy by Vargas, but the referee awarded the score to the opponent, which made the Chinese women's volleyball coach Cai Bin very excited and protested. Despite the Chinese team's request for a challenge, they were unable to change the decision. In the end, the Chinese women's volleyball team lost the 5th game 12-15. It can be said that the controversial penalty in the fifth game also changed the trend of the deciding game.

With the Chinese women's volleyball team stopping in the top 8, another cycle of the Chinese women's volleyball team has come to an end. Zhu Ting and other veterans also ushered in the curtain call of the Olympic Games, although there are regrets, but the girls have done their best, and they will not regret it.