Qualification ECH W: Only 12 places left for EuroVolley 2019

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O.K. we know that Turkey, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia secured their spots as the organizers of the EuroVolley 2019 and eight teams have qualified as per the final standing of the 2017 edition held in Azerbaijan and Georgia. These are Serbia, the Netherlands, Azerbaijan, Italy, Russia, Belarus, Germany and Bulgaria. The 12 places left and after the Qualification Round, we will get all 24 teams.

So, the 24 women’s teams will compete in the Qualification Round for the EuroVolley 2019 from August 15, 2018, to January 9, 2019.

The teams are divided into six pools with 4 teams and they will play Double Round Robin format. After 6 weeks of the competition, only 12 will qualify to the Final Round which will be held from August 23 to September 8, 2019, in Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Turkey.

The Qualification Round will start on August 15 and each country will play one game at home.

The first four legs will be played from August 15 to August 26 while the last two legs in the first week of January.

Pool A

Belgium, Iceland, Slovenia and Israel

1^st Leg (August 15): Belgium – Iceland, Slovenia – Israel

2^nd Leg (August 19): Israel – Belgium, Iceland – Slovenia

3^rd Leg (August 22): Belgium – Slovenia, Israel – Iceland

4^th Leg (August 25-26): Slovenia – Belgium, Iceland – Israel

5^th Leg (January 5): Belgium – Israel, Slovenia – Iceland

6^th Leg (January 9): Iceland – Belgium, Israel – Slovenia

Pool B

Croatia, Albania, Austria, Switzerland

1^st Leg (August 15): Croatia – Albania, Austria – Switzerland

2^nd Leg (August 19): Switzerland – Croatia, Albania – Austria

3^rd Leg (August 22): Croatia – Austria, Switzerland – Albania

4^th Leg (August 25-26): Austria – Croatia, Albania – Switzerland

5^th Leg (January 5): Croatia – Switzerland, Austria – Albania

6^th Leg (January 9): Albania – Croatia, Switzerland – Austria

Pool C

Ukraine, Norway, Greece, Montenegro

1^st Leg (August 15): Ukraine – Norway, Greece – Montenegro

2^nd Leg (August 18-19): Norway -Greece, Montenegro – Ukraine

3^rd Leg (August 22): Ukraine – Greece, Montenegro – Norway

4^th Leg (August 25): Norway – Montenegro, Greece – Ukraine

5^th Leg (January 5): Ukraine – Montenegro, Greece – Norway

6^th Leg (January 9): Norway – Ukraine, Montenegro – Greece

Pool D

France, Denmark, Georgia, Portugal

1^st Leg (August 15): France – Denmark, Georgia – Portugal

2^nd Leg (August 18-19): Denmark – Georgia, Portugal – France

3^rd Leg (August 22): France – Georgia, Portugal – Denmark

4^th Leg (August 25): Denmark – Portugal, Georgia – France

5^th Leg (January 5): France – Portugal, Georgia – Denmark

6^th Leg (January 9): Denmark – France, Portugal – Georgia

Pool E

Czech Republic, Sweden, Estonia, Finland

1^st Leg (August 15): Czech – Sweden, Estonia – Finland

2^nd Leg (August 18-19): Finland – Czech, Sweden – Estonia

3^rd Leg (August 22): Czech – Estonia, Finland – Sweden

4^th Leg (August 25): Sweden – Finland, Estonia – Czech

5^th Leg (January 5): Czech – Finland, Estonia – Sweden

6^th Leg (January 9): Sweden – Czech, Finland – Estonia

Pool F

Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Latvia, Spain

1^st Leg (August 15): Romania – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Latvia – Spain

2^nd Leg (August 18-19): Bosnia and Herzegovina – Latvia, Spain – Romania

3^rd Leg (August 22): Romania – Latvia, Spain – Bosnia and Herzegovina

4^th Leg (August 26): Bosnia and Herzegovina – Spain, Latvia – Romania

5^th Leg (January 5): Romania – Spain, Latvia – Bosnia and Herzegovina

6^th Leg (January 9): Bosnia and Herzegovina – Romania, Spain – Latvia

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