Six teams have almost finished their battle to reach the quarterfinals of the CEV Women’s Champions League. However, which team will emerge victorious in the competition overall? Our Volleyball Champions League Women 23/24 predictions guide gives you the latest information about this tournament.
Five teams have secured their spots in the quarterfinals by winning their groups, leaving six teams to battle it out in the playoffs. Teams that finished as runners-up in the group stage were fighting in the additional playoffs round before the quarterfinals. Additionally, the sixth team in the playoffs will be the best-performing side that finished third in the group stage.
| ℹ️ Tournament: | 2023-24 CEV Women’s Champions League, Playoffs |
| 🏟️ Venue: | Arenas across Europe |
| 🗓️ Dates: | Thursday, 30 January to Sunday, 5 May 2024 |
The bookies have provided the following odds for outright winners of this competition:
Volley Conegliano and Vero Volley Milano have the best volleyball odds for this championship. Bookies have assigned them odds of 3.50 (5/2) to win the tournament. Fenerbahce Istanbul has odds of 5.50 (9/2) to grab the title. Pallavolo Scandicci and VakifBank Sk are also in the mix, with both sides having 6.00 (5/1) odds and 7.95 (7/1) to win the Champions League, respectively.
Imoco Volley from Conegliano has been excellent this season. This team was flawless in the group, recording convincing wins against all their opponents. This season, they are also unbeaten in the Serie A1 Women Volleyball league, with 19 wins. Their exceptional performances can be credited to the outstanding efforts of their coach, Daniele Santarelli, and his staff. They previously clinched this trophy in 2021.
Volley Milano is another team to watch out for in this competition. The Italian side won five of their group matches with one loss. They have recorded 17 wins from 19 Serie A1 Women’s Volleyball games. Although they have suffered a combined three losses in both competitions, bookies still consider them as top favorites to win this competition.
Fenerbahce has secured a spot in the CEV Champions League quarterfinals by topping Pool C. Their dominance was evident as they won all 6 games in the group stage. Additionally, they lead the Sultanlar Ligi Women with 52 points from 17 wins. If they maintain this level of performance, Fenerbahce has the potential to excel in this competition.
Pallavolo Scandicci is another strong contender in this competition. They topped Pool B with six wins out of six matches. Despite their perfect record in the Champions League, their performance in the league hasn’t been as consistent. The Italian side have 15 wins from 19 games, placing them fourth in the standings. However, if they can carry their momentum into the knockout rounds, they can win the title in May.
Despite finishing second in their group, current champions VakifBank remain a formidable opponent. The Turkish team won five out of their group games, matching the eventual group winners Vero Volley Milano. However, they narrowly missed out on the top spot due to their 14-point finish. VakifBank ranks third in the league standings with 17 wins and one draw, on par with the first and second-placed teams in terms of victories. Their performances make them contenders for the title, although they have to pass the additional playoff round on their way.
Originally known as the CEV Champions Cup, this competition began in 1960 with fourteen teams. In November 2000, it was renamed the CEV Champions League. The competition is open to the national champions from all 56 National Federations in Europe. Under the current format, twenty teams will compete in the group stage, divided into five pools. Each team will play six double-leg ties, both at home and away.
The winners of each pool advance directly to the quarterfinals. The second-placed teams from each pool and the best-performing third-placed team enter the playoffs. From here, three teams will progress to the quarterfinals. The knockout format continues through the semifinals and super-finals.
After thorough research and analysis, our team has scoured the latest volleyball odds to craft predictions for the upcoming CEV Champions League 2023-2024 playoffs. Utilizing the most recent statistics and insights, we present our forecasts for the eventual winner of the 23/24 Volleyball Champions League:
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Most bet experts expect this team to secure their second Champions League trophy this season. The 2020-21 winners have showcased excellence with a flawless record in both the league and the group stage. They are undefeated this season, with several solid displays to show their intent. They also boast a formidable roster, including Isabelle Haak, Kelsey Robinson Cook, and Monica De Gennaro. This team is our top pick to clinch the title, given their consistency.
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In the seven Champions League games played this season, Vakifbank SK has amassed 558 points, averaging 79.71 points per game. Notably, Vakifbank has emerged victorious in six out of their seven matches in this competition. Their ability to grind out wins is one of their strong points. In their recent encounter, KS Rzeszow managed only 58 points compared to Vakifbank’s 78. If this trend continues into their upcoming game, the total points will fall below 139.5. All the best international betting sites offer this option at pretty attractive odds.
Imoco Volley Conegliano is the favorite to win the Champions League this season. You can catch the tournament on live stream and win extra cash with our 23/24 female Volleyball Champions League winner predictions guide. Follow our Women’s Champions League 2024 volleyball betting tips to stake online bets.
