Round two.

The Bowling Green State volleyball team and the Marshall Thundering Herd will battle for the second and final time this season at MAC Tournament Quarterfinals today at 1:30 p.m. in Anderson Arena.

And the Falcons enter the match with one thing on their mind after losing in five games to Marshall last Friday at Anderson Arena.

Revenge.

“We really feel like we let one slip away against Marshall in the first game,” head coach Denise Van De Walle said after Tuesday’s first-round win over Akron. “This is also big for us because it’s game that Amber (Mareski) got hurt in. So we’re going to be ready to play.”

In the first match between the two teams, BGSU captured the first two games before the Thundering Herd rallied to take the next three behind freshman Kelly-Anne Billingly and Kate Stein.

It was the third five-set loss for the Falcons this season.

Marshall had a bye during the first-round of the MAC Tournament, but BGSU is coming into the match with home court advantage and momentum follow a 3-1 win over the Zips.

The Falcons had a 79-64 kill advantage over Akron and hit .276 compared to .211, including a .446 hitting percentage in the final game.

Taylor Twite led four Falcons with double-digit kills, as she produced a game-high 22.

The Thundering Herd (20-10, 11-5) are led by Billingly, who is second in the MAC with 631 kills (5.63 per game) and Stein’s 12.03 assists per game.

The Falcons’ Emily Manser said it will be an exciting match.

“We’re all excited to have another shot at Marshall and we feel pretty confident,” said Manser, who had 14 kills against the Zips. “We have a lot of momentum and we want to come and really get this win to advance.”

MAC Tournament schedule: All games played at Anderson Arena

No. 7 Northern Illinois vs. No. 2 Ball State, 11 a.m.

No. 6 Bowling Green State vs. No. 3 Marshall, 1:30 p.m.

No. 5 Eastern Michigan vs. No. 4 Western Michigan, 5 p.m.

No. 9 Kent State vs. No. 1 Ohio, 7:30