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European women's volleyball champions, today Italy will challenge Bulgaria in the eighth round: the knockout phase begins.
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European women's volleyball champions, today Italy will challenge Bulgaria in the eighth round: the knockout phase begins.

The Italian women's volleyball team continues their successful campaign at the European Championships 2026, advancing to the knockout stage with a strong performance in Group D. They defeated Croatia, Montenegro, Slovakia, Sweden, and France, losing only one set to the French team. The match against France was particularly challenging but ultimately showcased Italy's skill and resilience. Coach Julio Velasco used the group stage to test various rotations and tactical approaches, including fielding Ekaterina Antropova as a spiker alongside Paola Egonu. The team trained at the BVV Veletrhy in Brno, Czech Republic, preparing for their upcoming quarterfinal match against Bulgaria. Players expressed confidence and focus ahead of the game, citing positive experiences in Brno and readiness to face Bulgaria.

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European women's volleyball champions, today Italy will challenge Bulgaria in the eighth round: the knockout phase begins.

The Italian women's volleyball team continues their successful campaign at the European Championships 2026, advancing to the knockout stage with a strong performance in Group D. They defeated Croatia, Montenegro, Slovakia, Sweden, and France, losing only one set to the French team. The match against France was particularly challenging but ultimately showcased Italy's skill and resilience. Coach Julio Velasco used the group stage to test various rotations and tactical approaches, including fielding Ekaterina Antropova as a spiker alongside Paola Egonu. The team trained at the BVV Veletrhy in Brno, Czech Republic, preparing for their upcoming quarterfinal match against Bulgaria. Players expressed confidence and focus ahead of the game, citing positive experiences in Brno and readiness to face Bulgaria.

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