Finland wins first-ever European volleyball championship medal
Finland's men's national volleyball team has won its first-ever European Championship medal, beating Slovenia 3:0 in the bronze medal match.

Finland's men's volleyball team has claimed a medal at the European Championship for the first time in its history. On Saturday, September 26, in Italy, Finland defeated Slovenia 3:0 in the match for third place.
The set scores were 25:23, 25:20 and 29:27, indicating a closely contested match in which Finland maintained control through decisive moments in each set.
Poland and France to meet in the final
The European Championship final for men's national teams was scheduled for late Saturday evening, featuring Poland against France. It marks France's first appearance in the final since 2015, when the team won the championship title by defeating Slovenia.
Finland's bronze medal marks a historic milestone for the country's volleyball program, as the national team had never previously reached the podium at a European Championship.


