At Baskent Sports Hall in Ankara, Turkey, Allianz Powervolley Milano lifted the CEV Challenge Cup, after another tie break win on road, after winning Game 1 at Allianz Cloud last week. Big protagonist of the game was frenchman Jean Patry, who’s used to step up in crunch time, as he did in the Olympic qualifications with France one year ago. 26 points put on the ground for the frenchman, and Roberto Piazza’s team lifted the CEV Challenge Cup on road.
Final CEV Challenge CUP
Ziraat Bankasi SK Ankara – Allianz Powervolley Milano 2-3 (23-25, 25-23, 25-16, 18-25, 8-15)
Ziraat Bankasi SK Ankara: Atanasov 20, Ter Maat 21, Van Garderen 13, Bulbul 8, Yucel 0, Eksi 3, Gok 10, Bayraktar (L), Tosun 0. N.E. Akkus, Kirkit, Ayvazoglu, Ertugrul, Eken. All. Medei. Allianz Powervolley Milano: Kozamernik 12, Daldello 0, Sbertoli 2, Maar 4, Weber 1, Patry 26, Piano 6, Ishikawa 13, Urnaut 17, Pesaresi (L). N.E. Staforini, Basic, Meschiari, Mosca. All. Piazza. ARBITRI: Georgiev, Aliyev. NOTE – durata set: 25′, 31′, 25′, 26′, 19′; tot: 126’
MVP: Jean Patry (Allianz Powervolley Milano)
CEV Challenge CUP
2007/08 Cimone Modena (ITA)
2008/09 Arkas Izmir (TUR)
2009/10 RPA-LuigiBacchi.it Perugia (ITA)
2010/11 Lube Banca Marche Macerata (ITA)
2011/12 Tytan Azs Czestochowa (POL)
2012/13 Copra Elior Piacenza (ITA)
2013/14 Fenerbahce Grundig (TUR)
2014/15 OK Vojvodina Novi Sad (SRB)
2015/16 Calzedonia Verona (ITA)
2016/17 Fakel Novy Urengoy (RUS)
2017/18 Bunge Ravenna (ITA)
2018/19 Belgorie Belgorod (RUS)
2019/20 non assegnata
2020/21 Allianz Milano (ITA)
