Although the match meant nothing to him, the German Fridrishafen shocked Dinamo Moscow at home with 3:0 and eliminated the Russian team from further competition in the Champions League (Dynamo needed a win to pass).
Aleksandar Minic was Vojvodina's best scorer with 16 points, but the Novi Sad team failed to avoid defeat, at home against Poland's Gdańsk (for which the former technician of the Budva Riviera, the Italian Marko Falaski, is playing) with 3:1.
Vojvodina finished the competition with a win and five losses.
The last two sets in the victory of Tura against PAOK with 3:1 were also played by the technician of our national team, Rajko Strugar, who scored a point from the block. The tour qualified for the play-off stage with 12 teams.
Seven winners of the groups, Belogorje (group A), Ziratbanka (B), Trentino (C), Zenit (D), Luba (E), Modena (F) and Rešovija (G), and five, i.e. the six best second-placed teams (the sixth goes on because Rešovija will most likely organize the final four in Krakow, so it is a direct participant in the finals) - Arkas (A), Tur (C), Halkbanka (D), Belhatov (E), Trefl Gdańsk ( F) and Lenjik (G).
The second-worst, Dinamo, and the three best third-placed teams, Berlin, Ruselar and Dragons Lugano, go to the CEV Cup.
The draw is on Thursday in Luxembourg.
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