The 1989 European Women's Volleyball Championship took place from September 2nd to 10th in the Federal Republic of Germany . The games were played in Stuttgart , Sindelfingen , Hamburg and Karlsruhe . The Soviet Union won the title for the twelfth time with a 3-1 win in the final against the GDR.
mode
The twelve participants were divided into two groups of six in the preliminary round. The group winners and runners-up reached the semi-finals. The other teams played for positions five to twelve.
game schedule
Preliminary round
With a 2: 3 defeat against Romania, the German national team missed the leap into the semi-finals.
Group A in Hamburg
space
team
S.
N
sentences
1.
Soviet Union Soviet Union
5
0
15: 0
2.
Romania 1965 Romania
4th
1
12: 6
3.
Germany BR BR Germany
3
2
11: 6
4th
Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Yugoslavia
2
3
6: 9
5.
Turkey Turkey
1
4th
4:12
6th
Finland Finland
0
5
0:15
Group B in Karlsruhe
space
team
S.
N
sentences
1.
Germany Democratic Republic 1949 GDR
5
0
15: 3
2.
Italy Italy
3
2
10: 7
3.
Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
3
2
11: 9
4th
Bulgaria 1971 Bulgaria
3
2
10: 9
5.
Poland Poland
1
4th
5:13
6th
France France
0
5
5:15
September 2nd
Soviet Union
Turkey
3-0
Romania
Yugoslavia
3-0
BR Germany
Finland
3-0
September 3
Soviet Union
Romania
3-0
BR Germany
Yugoslavia
3-0
Turkey
Finland
3-0
September 4th
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
3-0
Romania
Finland
3-0
BR Germany
Turkey
3-0
September 6th
Soviet Union
Finland
3-0
Romania
BR Germany
3: 2
Yugoslavia
Turkey
3-0
7th of September
Yugoslavia
Finland
3-0
Romania
Turkey
3: 1
Soviet Union
BR Germany
3-0
September 2nd
Bulgaria
France
3: 1
Italy
Czechoslovakia
3-0
GDR
Poland
3-0
September 3
Italy
France
3: 1
Czechoslovakia
Poland
3: 1
GDR
Bulgaria
3-0
September 4th
Italy
Poland
3-0
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
3: 1
GDR
France
3: 1
September 6th
Bulgaria
Poland
3: 1
GDR
Italy
3-0
Czechoslovakia
France
3: 1
7th of September
Bulgaria
Italy
3: 1
GDR
Czechoslovakia
3: 2
Poland
France
3: 1
Placement games
The games for places one to eight took place in Stuttgart. The remaining placement games were played in Sindelfingen.
The Federal Republic of Germany played with Renate Riek , Gudrun Witte , Sigrid Terstegge , Karen Baumeister , Andrea Sauvigny , Gudula Staub , Michaela Luckner , Nina Sawatzki , Stefani Legall , Sabine Nasarow , Susanne Schlarmann and Silke Meyer .
The GDR played with Grit Naumann , Ute Steppin , Dörte Techel , Christina Schultz , Susanne Lahme , Annette Heymann , Ines Pianka , Pietsch , Ariane Radfan , Katja Weimann , Brit Wiedemann and Dörte Krüger .
Semi-finals September 9th
Final September 10th
Soviet Union Soviet Union
3
Italy Italy
0
Soviet Union Soviet Union
3
Germany Democratic Republic 1949 GDR
1
3rd place September 10th
Germany Democratic Republic 1949 GDR
3
Italy Italy
3
Romania 1965 Romania
0
Romania 1965 Romania
0
Final score
qualification
The Federal Republic was set as the host. The top three teams at the 1987 European Championship were also automatically qualified. These were the GDR as defending champions, the second Soviet Union and the third Czechoslovakia .
Eighteen other teams played in two groups of four and two groups of five for eight more places in the finals.
June 16
Austria
Belgium
3: 1
Bulgaria
Finland
3-0
17th of June
Finland
Austria
3: 2
Bulgaria
Belgium
3-0
18th of June
Bulgaria
Austria
3-0
Finland
Belgium
3-0
June 13th
Poland
Sweden
3-0
Yugoslavia
Spain
3-0
14th June
Yugoslavia
Sweden
3-0
Netherlands
Spain
3-0
15th June
Netherlands
Sweden
3-0
Yugoslavia
Poland
3: 1
June 16
Poland
Netherlands
3: 1
Spain
Sweden
3: 1
17th of June
Yugoslavia
Netherlands
3: 1
Poland
Spain
3-0
Group C in Ankara
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team
S.
N
sentences
1.
Italy Italy
3
1
11: 3
2.
Turkey Turkey
3
1
9: 4
3.
Hungary 1957 Hungary
3
1
10: 5
4th
Norway Norway
1
3
3: 9
5.
Denmark Denmark
0
4th
0:12
June 7th
Hungary
Italy
3: 2
Turkey
Norway
3-0
8th June
Hungary
Norway
3-0
Turkey
Denmark
3-0
June 9th
Italy
Norway
3-0
Hungary
Denmark
3-0
June 10th
Italy
Denmark
3-0
Turkey
Hungary
3: 1
June 11th
Norway
Denmark
3-0
Italy
Turkey
3-0
June 16
Romania
Greece
3-0
Switzerland
France
3: 2
17th of June
Romania
Switzerland
3-0
France
Greece
3: 1
18th of June
Greece
Switzerland
3: 1
Romania
France
3-0
Web links
European women's volleyball championships
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