The CEV EuroVolley Men 2026 continues on 13 September 2026 with eight matches spread across four host cities, from Cluj-Napoca to Modena, Tampere and Sofia — a full day of pool action capped by a headline clash between Greece and Italy under the lights at PalaPanini.
Romania vs Germany (00:00, BTarena, Cluj-Napoca, Romania):
Romania come into this one off a 1-3 defeat to Latvia on 10 September in the men's EuroVolley, a result that followed a mixed run of women's tournament form in late August. Germany, meanwhile, were last in men's action on 11 September, taking a 3-1 win over Türkiye. The two sides meet in Cluj-Napoca with very different recent men's results behind them.
Greece vs Italy (02:05, PalaPanini, Modena, Italy):
The highlight match of the day sees Greece travel to Modena to face Italy at PalaPanini. Greece's recent recorded results all come from the women's competition, including a 3-0 loss to Serbia on 2 September and a 3-0 win over France on 30 August, while Italy arrive fresh from a 3-0 men's victory over Sweden on 11 September. Italy's most recent women's fixtures include a 2-3 loss to Türkiye on 6 September and a 3-1 win over Poland the day before.
Estonia vs Denmark (19:00, Nokia Arena, Tampere, Finland):
Denmark head into this fixture in Tampere on the back of a 3-0 men's defeat to Finland on 11 September. Estonia have no recent results listed in the data. The two teams meet at Nokia Arena as part of the day's late schedule.
Portugal vs Israel (20:00, Arena 8888, Sofia, Bulgaria):
Portugal come into this match in Sofia after a 3-0 men's loss to Poland on 10 September, following a women's 3-0 loss to Poland on 31 August and a 3-2 women's win over Romania on 27 August. Israel were also beaten 3-1 by Ukraine in the men's competition on 10 September. Both sides arrive at Arena 8888 off recent defeats.
Slovenia vs Sweden (21:00, PalaPanini, Modena, Italy):
Slovenia's recent results all come from the women's tournament, including a 3-2 loss to the Netherlands on 31 August, a 3-0 win over Hungary on 28 August and a 3-2 win over Latvia on 26 August. Sweden were last in men's action on 11 September, falling 3-0 to Italy, after a 3-1 women's loss to Italy on 3 September and a 3-0 women's win over Czechia on 1 September. The two meet at PalaPanini in Modena.
Switzerland vs Türkiye (21:00, BTarena, Cluj-Napoca, Romania):
Switzerland arrive in Cluj-Napoca after a 3-0 men's defeat to France on 10 September. Türkiye were beaten 3-1 by Germany in the men's competition on 11 September, following a 3-2 women's win over Italy on 6 September and a 3-0 women's win over Serbia on 5 September. The two sides meet at BTarena as part of the evening schedule.
Finland vs Serbia (22:00, Nokia Arena, Tampere, Finland):
Finland come into this home fixture in Tampere off a 3-0 men's win over Denmark on 11 September. Serbia's recent listed results are all from the women's competition, including a 3-1 win over Poland on 6 September, a 3-0 loss to Türkiye on 5 September and a 3-0 win over Greece on 2 September. The match rounds out the action at Nokia Arena.
North Macedonia vs Poland (23:00, Arena 8888, Sofia, Bulgaria):
North Macedonia were beaten 3-0 by Bulgaria in the men's competition on 9 September. Poland arrive in Sofia after a 3-0 men's win over Portugal on 10 September, following a 3-1 women's loss to Serbia on 6 September and a 1-3 women's loss to Italy on 5 September. The final match of the day takes place at Arena 8888.