On August 19, 2023, Azerbaijan will play Germany in a Pool C preliminary match at the CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023.
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The European Volleyball Confederation is hosting the 33rd edition of the Women’s European Volleyball Championship, which is slated to commence from August 15 through September 3, 2023. With 24 nations ready to demonstrate their prowess on the court, the event promises thrilling matches that will be held in Belgium, Estonia, Germany, and Italy. In the last edition of the championship (2021), Italy stole the spotlight by prevailing over Serbia with a decisive 3-1 margin. While Turkey showcased its mettle by securing a commendable third place.
On August 19, 2023, Azerbaijan will play Germany in a Pool C preliminary match at the CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023. Germany (does not include East Germany) has never had the honor of winning the main title but finished as the runner-up and third-place on two occasions each. Azerbaijan had placed fourth twice – first in 2005 and then in 2017.
Yana Aleksandrovna Doroshenko (Setter), Yelyzaveta Ruban (Outside Spiker), Ilhama Aliyeva (Outside Spiker), Odina Aliyeva (Outside Spiker), Ayshan Abdulazimova (Middle Blocker), Olena Kharchenko (Middle Blocker), Ulkar Karimova (Outside Spiker), Nikalina Bashnakova (Outside Spiker), Anastasiia Mertsalova (Middle Blocker), Aynur Imanova (Middle Blocker), Raziya Aliyeva (Setter), Kristina Besman (Setter), Yuliya Karimova (Libero), Polina Rahimova (Opposite), Shafagat Alishanova (Setter), Bayaz Guluyeva (Libero), Margarita Marharyta Stepanenko (Opposite), Kseniya Pavlenko (Outside Spiker), Mariya Kirilyuk (Middle Blocker), Ataman Guneyligil (Head Coach), Gencer Yarkin (Assistant Coach), Famil Aghayev (Assistant Coach 2).
Vanessa Agbortabi (Outside Spiker), Pia Kästner (Setter), Annie Cesar (Libero), Anna Pogany (Libero), Corina Glaab (Setter), Antonia Stautz (Outside Spiker), Ivana Vanjak (Outside Spiker), Pia Fernau (Setter), Lina Alsmeier (Outside Spiker), Lena Stigrot (Outside Spiker), Lara Berger (Outside Spiker), Hanna Orthmann (Outside Spiker), Saskia Hippe (Opposite), Marie Schoelzel (Middle Blocker), Elisa Lohmann (Libero), Anastasia Cekulaev (Middle Blocker), Laura Emonts Weihenmaier (Outside Spiker), Leana Grozer (Outside Spiker), Barbara Wezorke (Middle Blocker), Emilia Weske (Opposite), Camilla Weitzel (Middle Blocker), Monique Strubbe (Middle Blocker), Sarah Straube (Setter), Helena Dornheim (Outside Spiker), Rica Maase (Opposite), Pia Leweling (Outside Spiker), Patrizia Nestler (Libero), Annegret Hölzig (Outside Spiker), Luisa Van Clewe (Middle Blocker), Tanja Grosser (Outside Spiker), Frauke Neuhaus (Opposite), Meghan Barthel (Setter), Romy Jatzko (Outside Spiker), Marie Hänle (Opposite), Sophia Fallah (Middle Blocker), Vital Heynen (Head Coach), Florian Völker (Assistant Coach), Mareike Hindriksen (Assistant Coach 2).
| Schedule (19.8.2023, Wednesday) | Timings (All the timings are in Indian Standard Time or IST) |
| Slovakia vs Spain | 18:30 |
| Sweden vs Greece | 20:30 |
| Ukraine vs Hungary | 20:30 |
| Estonia vs Finland | 21:30 |
| Romania vs Switzerland | 21:30 |
| Azerbaijan vs Germany | 23:30 |
| Slovenia vs Belgium | 23:30 |
The CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023 is scheduled to be held from August 15 to September 3, 2023.
The LIVE Streaming of the competition will be available on Eurovolley.tv. The CEV has the exclusive rights for the Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023. One can also watch the championship on the YouTube channel of European Volleyball.
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