There's No Stopping the Turkish Women! They've Won the European Championship Again!
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Our National Women's Volleyball Team defeated Italy 3-2 in the 2026 CEV European Championship final, winning their second consecutive gold medal. Sinead Jack-Kısal, a player with Turkish citizenship, sang the national anthem with tears in her eyes as the Turkish flag was raised on the podium, and after the match, she said in Turkish, "I am so happy, today Turkey is the champion!", bringing immense pride to our nation.
Turkish volleyball players defended their European title. They won the more than two-hour final with Italy full of twists and turns at home in Istanbul 3:2 after sets 16:25, 25:22, 12:25, 25:21 and 15:10. In addition to the second European gold in history, they also won a place at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. The defending silver medalists Serbia won bronze after a 3:1 victory over Poland.
The Turkish women's volleyball team defeated Italy 3-2 in Istanbul (16-25, 25-22, 12-25, 25-21, 15-10) to win their second consecutive European Championship. Serbia took the bronze medal after defeating Poland 3-1.
Istanbul - The Turkish volleyball team defended their European title. They won the more than two-hour final against Italy, full of twists and turns, 3:2 at home in Istanbul after the sets of 16:25, 25:22, 12:25, 25:21 and 15:10. In addition to the second European gold in history, they also won a place at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. The defending silver medalists, Serbia, won the bronze medal after a 3:1 victory over Poland.
The new old European volleyball champions are the Turkish women, who brought the current Olympic and world champions Italy to their knees in their home city of Istanbul after a 3:2 (-16, 22, -12, -21, 10) comeback. They not only secured the gold medal, but also an Olympic ticket to Los Angeles. In the fight for bronze, the Serbian women defeated the Polish women 3:1 (21, 19, .15, 18). The Slovenian women survived to the round of 16 and finished …
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