On August 22, Tuesday, Slovenia will play Hungary in a Pool A preliminary match at the CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023.
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The European Volleyball Confederation is hosting the 33rd CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship, scheduled from August 15 to September 3, 2023. This contest promises intense competition, with 24 national teams battling for supremacy in venues across Belgium, Estonia, Germany, and Italy. In the previous championship, Italy stood out, securing their victory against Serbia with a score of 3-1. Turkey prevailed by achieving third place.
On August 22, Tuesday, Slovenia will play Hungary in a Pool A preliminary match at the CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023. Both Slovenia and Hungary have not been able to open their points account at the 33rd iteration of the competition, having lost all their three games. A matchup between the two teams will ensure that one of the two teams will finally be grabbing some points as they are playing one another.
Iza Mlakar (Opposite), Klara Milošič (Middle Blocker), Eva Pogačar (Setter), Maša Pucelj (Outside Spiker), Darja Eržen (Opposite), Neja Čižman (Middle Blocker), Tia Koren (Middle Blocker), Eva Zatković (Outside Spiker), Mija Šiftar (Outside Spiker), Sara Najdic (Setter), Mirta Velikonja Grbac (Middle Blocker), Zana Zdovc Sporer (Outside Spiker), Nika Milošič (Middle Blocker), Naja Boisa (Outside Spiker), Anja Mazej (Libero), Julija Grubišič – Čabo (Outside Spiker), Nika Markovic (Opposite), Sasa Planinsec (Middle Blocker), Naja Kukman (Opposite), Katja Banko (Libero), Žana Ivana Halužan Sagadin (Setter), Ula Gorjup (Setter), Selena Leban (Outside Spiker), Lara Rituper (Middle Blocker), Anja Farkaš (Setter), Isa Ramić (Opposite), Marco Bonitta (Head Coach), Francesco Guarnieri (Assistant Coach).
Gréta Szakmáry (Outside Spiker), Fruzsina Tóth (Libero), Fanni Bagyinka (Setter), Alíz Kump (Middle Blocker), Fanny Fábián (Setter), Kata Török (Outside Spiker), Eszter Anna Nacsa-Pekárik (Middle Blocker), Dalma Juhár (Libero), Kinga Szűcs (Outside Spiker), Orsolya Papp (Middle Blocker), Réka Szedmák (Opposite), Anett Németh (Opposite), Zsofia Gyimes (Middle Blocker), Hanna Bodovics (Middle Blocker), Panni Petőváry (Opposite), Anna Szalai (Libero), Andrea Pintér (Middle Blocker), Ágnes Boskó (Setter), Petra Kertész (Libero), Alexandra Lászlop (Middle Blocker), Zsófia Kilyénfalvi (Middle Blocker), Bianka Evelin Orosz (Middle Blocker), Alessandro Chiappini (Head Coach), Adrian Chyliński (Assistant Coach), Fanni Boglárka Nagy (Assistant Coach 2).
| Schedule (22.8.2023, Tuesday) | All the timings are in Indian Standard Time or IST |
| Netherlands vs France | 19:30 |
| Azerbaijan vs Greece | 20:30 |
| Slovenia vs Hungary | 20:30 |
| Bulgaria vs Romania | 21:30 |
| Estonia vs Slovakia | 22:30 |
| Belgium vs Poland | 23:30 |
| Germany vs Czech Republic | 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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