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Aiming for a spot at the Finals of the #EuroVolleyW, Hungary started in the best possible way on the first day of competition in the second-leg tournament in Pool E. Seizing a 3-0 victory over Israel, which is their fourth consecutive win at the Qualifier, the Hungarian players grab a ticket for the Final Round of Europe's elite national competition and will join the already qualified top teams who will meet in August to decide who the best team in Europe is. Israeli's head, U.S. Volleyball legend Logan Tom tried her best giving motivational speeches during timeouts, but her players were not able to reach the level of play of the Hungarians.  Hungary were better in all the components, but the difference was made by the seven aces scored. The setter, Zsuzsanna Tálas was awarded MVP of the match, while her teammate, the outside spiker and captain Gréta Szakmáry became top scorer with 13 points to her name. 

With 11 points in Pool E, the players coached by Jakub Gluszak, maintain their first position in the group while France are following them with 10 points. 

• In the first minutes of the match, it seemed that Israel could put up a fight storming out for a 6-1 lead. Hungary reacted quickly and came back taking the lead at 13-12. Coach Tom called a time out but it didn't work out as expected as Kata Török was showed her best skills in the decisive moments. Maya Dudockin of Israel tried to tie the score but it wasn't enough and with three kill blocks and an ace, Hungary opened in their favour. 
• Having established the control of the game, the Hungarian players took their chances in the second set and showed skills on the serving line (four aces) and outclassing the opponent at 14-6 winning spikes, took the set. 
• In the first minutes of the third set, both teams seemed to be playing at the same level (better, 6-6balls,). Israel were calmer on attack, being able to finish their , skills on the net, but Hungary weren't ready to allow any surprises in the match. Aliz Kump on the serve made it difficult for Israeli's reception (incl. an ace). With no further problems, Hungary closed in straight sets.