CEV Cup 2009/10 (men)

The 2009/10 volleyball season in the CEV Cup began with the first round on December 2, 2009 and ends with the final on March 28, 2010.

Attendees

Belgium PNV Waasland Kruibeke VC Euphony Asse-Lennik  Germany Generali Haching  Estonia Selver Tallinn  Finland Perungan Pojat Rovaniemi Isku Tampere  France Tourcoing Lille Métropole Montpellier volley  Greece EA Patron Iraklis Thessaloniki

Italy BreBanca Lannutti Cuneo  Croatia MOK Zagreb  Montenegro OK Budućnost Podgorica  Netherlands Dynamo Apeldoorn  Austria Aon hotVolleys Vienna  Poland Domex Tytan AZS Częstochowa Zaksa Kędzierzyn-Koźle  Romania Dinamo Bucharest CVM Tomis Constanța  Russia Fakel Novy Urengoy VK Iskra Odintsovo

Switzerland Volley Amriswil Lausanne UC  Serbia OK Red Star Belgrade  Slovenia Salonit Anhovo Canal Marchiol Vodi Prvacina  Spain Portol Palma Mallorca  Czech Republic VK Dukla Liberec  Turkey Arkasspor İzmir  Hungary Kométa Kaposvár  Cyprus Anorthosis Famagusta

mode

From the first round to the quarter-finals, the teams play in a knockout system . There are return games in every round. The losers in the first round continue to play in the Challenge Cup . The four winners of the quarter-finals play a “Challenge Round” together with the third-placed group from the Champions League . The winners of this round qualify for the Final Four .

game schedule

First round to quarter-finals

	First round 2nd – 3rd December 8-10 December					Round of 16 5-7 January 12-14 January					Quarterfinals 26.-28. January 2-4 February
		Odintsovo	3 3
		Famagusta	0 0
							Odintsovo	3 3
							Novy Urengoy	1 0
		Novy Urengoy	3 3
		Anhovo Canal	0 0
												Odintsovo	3 3
												Czestochowa	0 1
		Constanța	3 0
		Montpellier	0 3
							Montpellier	1 3
							Czestochowa	3 2
		Czestochowa	3 1
		Haching	1 3
		patron	3 3
		Rovaniemi	0 0
							patron	3 2
							Apeldoorn	0 3
		Apeldoorn
												patron	3 1
												Thessaloniki	1 3
		Vienna	3 2
		Kaposvár	1 3
							Vienna	0 0
							Thessaloniki	3 3
		Thessaloniki	3 1
		Aces Lennik	0 3
		Mallorca	3 3
		Zagreb	0 0
							Mallorca	1 0
							İzmir	3 3
		Tampere	1 0
		İzmir	3 3
												İzmir	3 1
												Kędzierzyn-Koźle	2 3
		Belgrade	3 3
		Kruibeke	0 2
							Belgrade	0 0
							Kędzierzyn-Koźle	3 3
		Prvacina	1 0
		Kędzierzyn-Koźle	3 3
		Tourcoing	3 3
		Lausanne	0 1
							Tourcoing	3 3
							Podgorica	0 1
		Bucharest	1 0
		Podgorica	3 3
												Tourcoing	1 0
												Cuneo	3 3
		Liberec	0 1
		Tallinn	3 3
							Tallinn	0 1
							Cuneo	3 3
		Amriswil	0 1
		Cuneo	3 3

1. ^ Zagreb withdrew from the competition

Decision set

Third round	Quarter finals
Montpellier - Constanța 17:15 Haching - Częstochowa 12:15	Thessaloniki - Patron 11:15

Challenge Round to Final

	Challenge Round 23-25 February 2-4 March					Semi-finals March 27th					Final March 28th
		Piacenza	3 1
		Kędzierzyn-Koźle	0 3
							Piacenza	0
							Cuneo	3
		Teruel	2 0
		Cuneo	3 3
												Cuneo	3
												Odintsovo	1
		Tours	2 2
		Odintsovo	3 3
							Odintsovo	3
											3rd place match
							Maaseik	1
		Maaseik	3 1									Piacenza	1
		patron	1 3									Maaseik	3

Decision set

Challenge Round
Patron - Maaseik 12:15

With this Bre Banca Lannutti Cuneo wins the 2009/10 CEV Cup.

Web links

• CEV Cup 2009/10 (English)