CEV-Pokal 2010/11 (men)

The 2010/11 volleyball season in the CEV Cup began with the first round on November 16, 2010 and ended with the final on March 13, 2011. The winner was Sisley Treviso from Italy.

Attendees

Belgium Topvolley Antwerp VC Euphony Asse-Lennik  Bosnia and Herzegovina Kakanj Kakanj  Germany SCC Berlin evivo Düren  Estonia Selver Tallinn  Finland Sun Oulu Raision Loimu  France Stade Poitevion Poitiers Arago de Sète  Greece GC Lamia Aris Thessaloniki

Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv  Italy Casa Modena  Croatia HAOK Mladost Zagreb  Netherlands Abiant Lycurgus Groningen  Austria Aon hotVolleys Vienna  Poland Zaksa Kędzierzyn-Koźle Asseco Resovia Rzeszów  Romania Dinamo Bucharest CVM Tomis Constanța  Switzerland Volley Amriswil Lausanne UC

Serbia NIS Vojvodina Novi Sad  Slovenia Salonit Anhovo Canal  Spain Unicaja Almería  Czech Republic DHL Ostrava  Turkey Ziraat Bankası Ankara  Ukraine Kharkiv locomotive  Hungary Diamond Kaposvár Kalo-Méh Kecskemét  Cyprus Anorthosis Famagusta

mode

From the first round to the quarter-finals, the teams played in a knockout system . There were return games in every round. The losers in the first round continued to play in the Challenge Cup . The four winners of the quarter-finals played a "Challenge Round" together with the group third from the Champions League . The winners of this round qualified for the semi-finals.

game schedule

First round to quarter-finals

	First round November 16-18 November 23-25					Round of 16 December 7th - 9th December 14th - 16th					Quarter-finals January 4th - 6th January 11th - 13th
		Modena	3 3
		Zagreb	0 0
							Modena	3 3
							Amriswil	1 0
		Famagusta	3 2
		Amriswil	2 3
												Modena	3 0
												Ankara	1 3
		Vienna	3 3
		Kecskemét	1 0
							Vienna	1 0
							Ankara	3 3
		Tel Aviv	1 0
		Ankara	3 3
		Lennik	3 3
		Lausanne	0 0
							Lennik	3 3
							Poitiers	0 0
		Poitiers	2 3
		Novi Sad	3 1
												Lennik	3 0
												Sète	2 3
		Ostrava	0 0
		Kharkiv	3 3
							Kharkiv	3 2
							Sète	1 3
		Kakanj	1 0
		Sète	3 3
		Rzeszów	3 3
		Kaposvár	0 1
							Rzeszów	3 3
							Berlin	2 1
		Berlin	3 3
		Constanța	0 0
												Rzeszów	3 3
												Düren	0 2
		Anhovo Canal	3 0
		Bucharest	2 3
							Bucharest	3 0
							Düren	2 3
		Antwerp	3 2
		Düren	2 3
		Almeria	3 1
		Lamia	1 3
							Almeria	3 3
							Groningen	2 2
		Raision	1 2
		Groningen	3 3
												Almeria	3 0
												Kędzierzyn-Koźle	2 3
		Oulo	0 1
		Kędzierzyn-Koźle	3 3
							Kędzierzyn-Koźle	3 3
							Thessaloniki	0 2
		Tallinn	3 2
		Thessaloniki	0 3

Decision set

First round	Round of 16	Quarter finals
Amriswil - Famagusta 15: 8 Novi Sad - Poitiers 11:15 Bucharest - Anhovo Canal 15:12 Düren - Antwerp 15:12 Thessaloniki - Tallinn 17:15 Lamia - Almería 11:15	Düren - Bucharest 15:12 Sète - Kharkiv 15:11	Ankara - Modena 15:12 Sète - Asse-Lennik 15:12 Kędzierzyn-Koźle - Almería 15: 7

Challenge Round to Final

	Challenge Round February 1st - 3rd February 8th - 10th					Semi-finals 22./23. and 26./27. February					Final 8./9. and 12./13. March
		Teruel	2 2
		Rzeszów	3 3
							Rzeszów	2 1
							Treviso	3 3
		Treviso	3 3
		Sète	2 2
												Treviso	2 3
												Kędzierzyn-Koźle	3 1
		Sofia	3 0
		Ankara	2 3
							Sofia	3 0
							Kędzierzyn-Koźle	0 3
		Friedrichshafen	3 0
		Kędzierzyn-Koźle	1 3

Decision set

Challenge Round	Semifinals	final
Kędzierzyn-Koźle - Friedrichshafen 15:12 Ankara - Sofia 17:19	Kędzierzyn-Koźle - Sofia 15:12	Kędzierzyn-Koźle - Treviso 11:15

With this, Sisley Treviso wins the 2010/11 CEV Cup.

Web links

• CEV Cup 2010/11 (English)