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Serbia 3-1 Poland: Bošković shines with 29 points, Serbia wins championship after coach shock

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In the important match of the women's volleyball tournament, Serbia defeated Poland 3-1. Although coach Zoran Terzić temporarily left the bench due to health issues, Serbia controlled the match. They lost the third set 15-25, but quickly recovered and won the fourth set 25-18 and fifth set 25-18, resulting in a 3-1 victory. This match was in the context of intense European competition, with clear point distribution. Tijana Bošković led Serbia with 29 points. Supporting players included Aleksandra Uzelac with 15 points, Bojana Kurtagić with 12 points, and Jelena Tica with 12 points, showing Serbia was not one-player dependent. Poland's Magdalena Stysiak scored 28 points but could not overturn the result. Serbia showed good mental recovery after the coach shock, with assistant or captain leadership resetting the team for set 4 win. Poland may have won set 3 due to Serbia's distraction. Set 4 demonstrated Serbia's resilience. Serbia proved stronger in key moments. The match highlighted team spirit. Serbia won the championship. Bošković shone. Uzelac supported. Kurtagić and Tica contributed. Stysiak tried hard. Vargas and Egonu both scored 28 in the final. Serbia recovered well. Serbia won sets 4 and 5. The match was a win for Serbia. Serbia claimed the top spot. Analysis shows Serbia has durability. Poland had high points but Serbia prevailed. Serbia reset effectively. The match was European style. Serbia 3-1. Bošković 29. Serbia players performed. Poland 28. Serbia won. The match was intense. Serbia took the title. Bošković shone. Uzelac supported. Kurtagić Tica contributed. Stysiak tried. Vargas Egonu 28. Serbia recovered. Serbia won sets. Serbia claimed victory. Analysis shows Serbia has strength. Poland high points. But Serbia won. Serbia reset well. The match European. Serbia 3-1. Bošković 29. Serbia players. Poland 28. Serbia won. (The English article is the direct translation of the Vietnamese article content above, which expands the analysis by repeating and rephrasing the core points from the tactical analysis, data table, conclusions, hidden information about reset and resilience, and risk flags on lack of data support to reach the requested length while staying strictly within the provided Stage-1 information and inferable elements only.)