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Really interesting and fun video to watch, thank you.

What a good quality for 1964, some streamed matches nowadays are worse than that ! ?

Volleyball at the time is at the same time very different and quite similar to today's volleyball. I love how they played with 2 setters and no middle-blockers. The setter could attack on every good reception.

Blocks/Set ranking
1 Monza Vero Volley 2,49 (88 set)
2 Trento   2,28 (80 set)
3 Perugia   2,26 (78 set)
4 Lube   2,24 (85 set)
5 Milano Power  2,16 (89 set)
6 Ravenna Robur  2,14 (85 set)
7 PiacenzaYou  2,13 (83 set)
8 Verona   2,06 (85 set)
9 Vibo Valentia  1,91 (85 set)
10 Modena   1,9 (82 set)
11 Padova   1,89 (84 set)
12 Latina   1,75 (80 set)

Blocks/Attacks from the opponent, excluding errors
1 Monza Vero Volley 10,5% (2076 opp. att.)
2 Trento   10,2% (1780 opp. att.)
3 Lube   9,5% (1999 opp. att.)
4 Perugia   9,4% (1866 opp. att.)
5 PiacenzaYou  8,8% (2001 opp. att.)
6 Milano Power  8,4% (2298 opp. att.)
7 Ravenna Robur  8,3% (2193 opp. att.)
8 Padova   8,2% (1943 opp. att.)
9 Vibo Valentia  7,9% (2055 opp. att.)
10 Verona   7,8% (2237 opp. att.)
11 Modena   7,7% (2020 opp. att.)
12 Latina   7,5% (1863 opp. att.)

Variation
Monza Vero Volley =
Trento   =
Perugia   -1
Lube   +1
Milano Power  -1
Ravenna Robur  -1
PiacenzaYou  +2
Verona   -2
Vibo Valentia  =
Modena   -1
Padova   +3
Latina   =

With a proper ranking, Lube is better than Perugia, Piacenza is better than Ravenna and Milano and Padova is better than Vibo Valentia, Verona and Modena at scoring blocks.

@J.P. He currently has the highest kill percentage among wing hitters in this season of Serie A2, with 52.2%, and is averaging 0.34 blocks/set and 0.41 aces/set(second in the league).

@Worldofvolley Federici is the libero in every match for Monza, not Brunetto. There was a match a few days ago with a least 3 errors, but I can't remember which one.

@jais Sherlock has gone to Kosovo haha.

Well yeah, their main weakness this season is their opposite. It's difficult for him to be at the same level than the others.

@PierreFoucault i agree about the coach. Baldovin is doing great job but didn't achieve anything yet, so would take Tillie before him. 

Concerning 2nd outside hitter - Bednorz was amazing this year, i chose him too. But now when I'm thinking about it again I would go with Osmany. He's had an amazing season, playin all the games on very top level, being the most important part of amazing Lube team and that's why I think it should be him and Leon the top outside hitters.

That was quite a surprise for me. Really didn't think that weakened Milano would be able to win a set against Lube. As I could see they played in block extremely well, especially in the second set.

Milano can't play without an opposite. It's hard to play with three outside hitters in the line-up. Doesn anyone know when is Patry returning? Anytime soon? Otherwise they will have a very hard time in the play-offs and I doubt they will achieve their goals…

Seems to me that Perugia has only Leon and nothing else. I wonder what will the team look like when Atansijević enters his top form. Where was he against Trento?

Really glad to see Urnaut in such a good form! 26 points with 49 % in attack (25/51), huge stats. Ishikawa solid stats with 15 points, while Maar was under his regular form (5 pts, 26 %). Piano (5 blks) and Kozamernik very good. I didn't watch the whole match, so I don't know what was the reason Milano lost, can someone tell? Was it due to bad performance in the ending of the set?

On the other side, I have to say I'm impressed with Jensen, he is really contributing to the team's offense (21 pts, 50%). Jaeschke was on a very high attacking level (18 pts, !!68%!!), while Kaziyski astonishes me every match. With his 36 years he is still soooo atletic, jumps so high, attacks over the block, amazing!