The CEV EuroVolley Women 2026 has officially reached its fourth day of intensive competition. Across the various European host cities, the tournament is in full swing as teams battle through the pool stage, establishing the early hierarchy among the continent's volleyball powerhouses.

Defending champions Türkiye continued their dominant run with another clean sweep, defeating Hungary 3-0 (26-24, 25-21, 25-14). After a highly competitive opening set where the Hungarian squad put up a fierce resistance, the Turkish side adjusted their rhythm and elevated their game to completely outmatch their opponents. 
Opposite Melissa Vargas once again anchored the Turkish offense, finishing as the match's top scorer with an impressive 24 points.
Meanwhile, Serbia kept their perfect record intact with a commanding straight-sets victory over Bulgaria (25-18, 25-14, 25-20). The Serbian squad controlled the pace from start to finish, showing great tactical discipline at the net and in transition. 
Outside hitter Aleksandra Uzelac paced the offense, securing the top scorer honors for Serbia with a solid 18 points.
Lastly, Poland had to work through a challenging four-set battle to secure a 3-1 victory against a resilient Latvian team (25-19, 23-25, 25-22, 26-24). While Poland took care of business in the crucial moments, they faced immense pressure from Latvia's Marta Kamēlija Levinska, who racked up a match-high 30 points. 
Despite Latvia's individual scoring showcase, outside hitter Monika Fedusio led a balanced Polish attack to seal the win and maintain her country's undefeated streak.
Day 4 Results
Photos: European Volleyball