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Match Polls
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Officials
First RefereeLászló ADLERHUNSecond RefereeSinisa OVUKABIH
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Venue Information
Saku Suurhall is a multi-purpose indoor arena in the Estonian capital Tallinn. Opened in November 2001, it is the largest multi-purpose hall in the country and holds slightly more than 7000 seats. It generally hosts basketball games, as well as other sport competitions, trade fairs, corporate events and concerts. In 2002 Saku Suurhall hosted Eurvision Song Contest. Over the years many international pop and rockstars have performed there. Just to name few - Sting, Ed Sheeran, Bob Dylan, Biffy Clyro, R.E.M., Metallica etc. 2019 Men’s European Golden League Final Four also took place in this hall. Capacity: 5000
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How To Attend
Paldiski mnt. 104 B, TALLINN, Capacity: 5000
Visitors coming by car have more comfortable possibilities for parking on the sides and in front of the hall. The parking lots of the adjacent shopping centres remain also nearby. Eurovolley FanZone is located in Vabaduse väljak (Freedom Square). From September 1st to 9th free shuttle buses are operating en route Vabaduse väljak - Saku Suurhall - Vabaduse väljak. Exact timetables and further details will be available at FanZone information booth. The public transport bring visitors right to Haabersti bus stop located just in front of Suurhall. The buses no 22 (from Vabaduse väljak), 42 (from Kaubamaja) and 43 (from Balti jaam) drive regularly from the city centre to the hall. Get directions
Featured Players
Ardo KREEK
Bio
Ardo Kreek was born in Tallinn and first got involved with basketball but then was lured over to volleyball. He is the current captain of team Estonia, with Kert Toobal being injured. Kreek is the only active player who has been playing in all 6 EuroVolley tournaments with Estonia. Together with team Estonia has won 2 European League trophies and also World League group 3.
The co-hosts of EuroVolley Estonia have had to endure many painful setbacks in the tournament so far and have by now minimized their chances of progressing to the playoffs. However, they will run on the court on Thursday, hoping for a miracle to happen in front of their home crowd - to beat the Olympic champions France in the last match of Pool D and qualify for the next stage of the tournament. With the venue Saku Suurhall completely sold out for the match today, the amazing atmosphere is guaranteed for the closing performance of the pool.
#EuroVolleyM
Previous Games
| 09/09/2021 | vs. |
0 - 3 | L | Go to Match Centre |
| 07/09/2021 | vs. |
2 - 3 | L | Go to Match Centre |
| 05/09/2021 | vs. |
0 - 3 | L | Go to Match Centre |
- All Time
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13Competitions Played
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2Titles
- Competition
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5Matches Played
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1Matches Won
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20%Win %
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6Sets Won
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414Points Won
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46%Attack %
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47%Reception %
Team
- Birth Date: 1990
- Birth Place: ESTONIA (Tallinn)
- Height: 190 cm
- Birth Date: 1982
- Birth Place: ESTONIA (Tartu)
- Height: 174 cm
- Birth Date: 1993
- Birth Place: Võru
- Height: 207 cm
Recent Results
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France beat Estonia and win Pool D. Latvia grab last ticket for Ostrava
Jean Patry“Last game was amazing because we haven’t played in front of so many people for more than a year. We have had a long summer with a lot of preparation, so we are a bit tired, but luckily we have a really good group and we can change players if someone needs a rest during the tournament.”
Opposite of France
Oliver Venno“Today we had nothing to lose but a lot to gain, so we tried to focus more on our game than on the opponent. But we struggled a lot with the reception, their serve was just too good for us today.”
Opposite of Estonia
The match in numbers
The combined total number of points scored by both teams throughout the entire match.
The total length of the match, from the first serve through until the last point has ended.
Total number of people in attendance at the venue – taken at the end of the second set.
The combined total number of successful spikes achieved by both teams throughout the entire match.
An average of the two team service reception percentages from the complete match.
The number of successful point winning blocks of ESTONIA compared to FRANCE.
ESTONIA number of service aces compared to FRANCE
Errors leading to points of ESTONIA, next to those from FRANCE