Highlights | Türkiye vs. Poland | CEV Trendyol EuroVolley 2026 | Women

Torelli and Laborini have chosen. Italians at the helm. Polish. Hoschgelden is to everyone. As Istanbul is on their feet. Turkey on the right side. Poland on the left. In the white jerseys. Turkey trying to get the first point to go. And no. Should be studied. The overload in front. It's just enough to beat the block. Got to be a bump set. A chance. Higher swing this time. Poland get a point. It's a little bit quieter in here. Time for Vargas again. Good work by Poland to keep it off the floor. Scrappy play. Once again. Doesn't find the floor, but you know who does. Arif Zahid. One of the most aggressive setters that you will see in this tournament. Has the height to go with it. But almost 190. Mountain to climb for Poland. Handa Paladin once more. New time club world champion for good reason. Look at the speed of this ball as well. One of these two teams. Hoping to go to the Olympics in L.A. Perhaps both of them. One will get a ticket from this tournament. Goes down the line. Kropska again. Is there a touch? Here comes set number two. Poland with the first serve. Turkey with the first chance to swing. Forgetting where she was. Tight ball. Good recycle. Chance to go again. Easy pick up. The fling back to Jackie Sal. And the coverage. But not a second touch. Good block, Poland. 11-7. And this time Poland have the final say. 15-13. Poland are feeling the heat as Turkey are on the comeback trail. Five-point lead. Sahin on the first. Kunash does not miss. Nantzka takes the first. It's a little off the net. Stysiak getting into hands. Recycle play for Poland. Another opportunity. Faster, higher, flatter. Another recycle. Working so hard for their points. That point Poland. Forcing Vargas to take the first. Comes back as well. A hustle play. Two Sahins on the floor. Turkey now on the left side. Still in the red jerseys. Poland on the right in the white. First point is quick and authoritative. Cameras everywhere. Float serve. Shahin moving forward. Flings it back the other direction. Vargas. Finds a big block in front of her. Trying to generate some energy. Chanting begins. Valadin. Straight down the middle. Here comes the pipe to respond. Vargas digs it. She attacks it. It's not down yet. One more chance. Still a hand is under it. The big swing. Finishes it. An awesome rally. From both parties. Poland up. Do they stay there? Big swing. Block in place. Here comes Zizek. He rolls it. 24-22. Turkey have already fought off one set point. Can they do another one? No, they cannot. Poland. Through the arm of Shorofskaya. Turkey has won. Look at the way that ball finishes. Shorofskaya. Flexes it on about. Final match. Of the Eurovolley pool play. Between the two top teams. Right now, it's Poland in the driver's seat. Keeps her place on court. Vargas with the pickup. Flings it out. There's the tip. Another good touch. Piotrzewska. Good choice. Piotrzewska is denied. Monster block. 4-0 the lead. 5-0. Dropping serve. Shorofskaya. There it is. That's what she's been doing. On the first. There's Vargas. Flinging her body out of the air. Defying gravity. Handled on the first. High ball for Piotrzewska. That's an easy read. Turkey now to convert through Vargas. Don't do it there. Another chance outside. Cholu can't find the floor. Piotrzewska. On the other hand, certainly can. Set point, Turkey. As a wide swing, hands it to them, and they have done it. That's one of the coolest cheers I think I've seen in a long time. The Turkish fans are well and truly behind their team here in Istanbul. As we get underway with the fifth set of the final. Another tight ball, Vargas. Cross court is hammered home. Trying to cause a commotion. Piotrzewska not listening to it. Tight ball, Vargas. Is absolutely shut down. 5-2 the lead. Big swing. Again, Poland. Here comes Paladin. Swing is good, and Poland keep chipping away. Not because they want to, not strategically, but more in reaction to Poland. With the tip. And that is a clever hang. Feel the energy of the crowd. Turkey are climbing their way back. And still in play, but not another touch. Range of direction, Piotrzewska, she's dug. Tight ball, sent outside. Two-hand throw, and no coverage. Match point, Poland. Vargas, she's gone long, and Poland have taken the match.