Right in game 1, the two teams entered the tense match with consecutive chase for points. Vargas became Turkey's main attack pillar, but on the Italian side, although Paola Egonu had not yet reached his high form, teammates such as Sylla and Antropova promptly shined, helping the talented team win a narrow victory 25-23.
In game 2, Türkiye exploded strongly, controlling the game comprehensively. With the excellent form of Vargas and Karakurt, this team created an gap of up to 11 points before finishing with an overwhelming score of 25 13.
Game 3 was a thrilling affair as Egonu regained their playing spirit, scoring many key points for Italy. Vargas still maintained their "class" form, saving up to 3 sets of points to balance 24-24. However, Egonu made their mark with a direct serve, helping Italy win 26-24.
Not giving up, Türkiye rose up in game 4. Vargas continuously showed their strength with powerful smashes and a series of serves, giving coach Santarelli's team a 25-19 victory.
In the decisive game 5, Italy's bravery was clearly shown. They took advantage of every opportunity, maintaining solidity in both attack and defense. Vargas ended the match with 33 points - the most impressive number in the tournament, but still helplessly witnessed Italy win the final score with a score of 3-2, officially crowned the 2025 world champion.
