2018–2020 CEV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup

The 2018–2020 CEV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup were a beach volleyball double-gender event. Teams were split into groups of four, where an elimination bracket determined the 2 teams to advance to the next stage from the sub-zones. The winners of the event qualified for the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Men

Pool A

Pool A was contested in Novi Sad, Serbia.

	Semifinals				Final
	8 June 2019
	Serbia	2
					8 June 2019
	San Marino	0
					Serbia	2
	8 June 2019
					Belarus	0
	Belarus	2
	Romania	0
					Play-off
					9 June 2019
					Belarus	2
					Romania	0

Fourth place match San Marino 0–2  Romania

•  Serbia and  Belarus qualified to phase 2.

Pool B

Pool B was contested in London, England.

25 May 2019 11:40	Gregory – Batrane	2–0	Asmaryan – Ghasaboghlyan	Feel Good Too Centre Gym, London
	(21–9, 21–9)

25 May 2019 12:30	Ja. Bello – Smith	2–0	Balabekyan – Simoni	Feel Good Too Centre Gym, London
	(21–18, 21–17)

---

25 May 2019 16:20	Heidrich – Gerson	2–0	Asmaryan – Ghasaboghlyan	Feel Good Too Centre Gym, London
	(21–5, 21–6)

25 May 2019 16:20	Beeler – Krattiger	2–0	Balabekyan – Simoni	Feel Good Too Centre Gym, London
	(21–6, 21–11)

---

26 May 2019 12:00	Heidrich – Gerson	2–0	Ja. Bello – Smith	Feel Good Too Centre Gym, London
	(21–17, 21–14)

26 May 2019 13:00	Beeler – Krattiger	2–0	Gregory – Batrane	Feel Good Too Centre Gym, London
	(22–20, 23–21)

•  Switzerland and  England qualified to phase 2.

Pool C

Pool C was contested in Bettystown, Ireland.

	Semifinals				Final
	1 June 2019
	Ukraine	2
					1 June 2019
	Ireland	0
					Lithuania	2
	1 June 2019
					Ukraine	1
	Lithuania	2
	Scotland	0
					Play-off
					2 June 2019
					Ukraine	2
					Ireland	0

Fourth place match Scotland 1–2  Ireland

•  Lithuania and  Ukraine qualified to phase 2.

Pool D

Pool D was contested in Schinias, Greece.

	Semifinals				Final
	22 June 2019
	Turkey	2
					22 June 2019
	Kosovo	0
					Turkey	2
	22 June 2019
					Sweden	0
	Sweden	2
	Greece	0
					Play-off
					23 June 2019
					Greece	0
					Sweden	2

Fourth place match Kosovo 0–2  Greece

•  Turkey and  Sweden qualified to phase 2.

Pool E

Pool E was contested in Portorož, Slovenia.

	Semifinals				Final
	11 May 2019
	Czech Republic	2
					11 May 2019
	Israel	0
					Czech Republic	2
	11 May 2019
					Slovenia	1
	Slovenia	2
	Northern Ireland	0
					Play-off
					12 May 2019
					Slovenia	2
					Israel	0

Fourth place match Israel 2–0  Northern Ireland

•  Czech Republic and  Slovenia qualified to phase 2.

Pool F

Pool F was contested in Batumi, Georgia.

	Semifinals				Final
	22 June 2019
	Belgium	2
					23 June 2019
	Georgia	0
					Belgium	2
	22 June 2019
					Slovakia	0
	Hungary	1
	Slovakia	2
					Play-off
					23 June 2019
					Slovakia	2
					Hungary	1

Fourth place match Georgia 0–2  Hungary

•  Belgium and  Slovakia qualified to phase 2.

Pool G

Pool G was contested in Umag, Croatia.

	Semifinals				Final
	22 June 2019
	Estonia	2
					22 June 2019
	Albania	0
					Estonia	1
	22 June 2019
					Denmark	2
	Denmark	2
	Croatia	0
					Play-off
					23 June 2019
					Estonia	2
					Croatia	0

Fourth place match Albania 0–2  Croatia

•  Denmark and  Estonia qualified to phase 2.

Pool H

Pool H was contested in Larnaka, Cyprus.

	Semifinals				Final
	8 June 2019
	France	2
					8 June 2019
	Moldova	0
					France	1
	8 June 2019
					Finland	2
	Finland	2
	Cyprus	0
					Play-off
					9 June 2019
					France	2
					Cyprus	0

Fourth place match Moldova 1–2  Cyprus

•  Finland and  France qualified to phase 2.

Women

Ranking

Organizer of the Final (3rd Phase),  Netherlands, qualifies directly to the 3rd Phase.

The top 8 in CEV Country Ranking as of 30 September 2018 qualified to the 2nd Phase.

•  Czech Republic,  Germany,  Switzerland,  Russia,  Finland,  Poland,  Spain and  Italy[1]

Phase 1

Pool A was contested in Novi Sad, Serbia.

	Semifinals				Final
	8 June 2019
	Sweden	2
					8 June 2019
	Albania	0
					Sweden	1
	8 June 2019
					Serbia	2
	Israel	1
	Serbia	2
					Play-off
					9 June 2019
					Sweden	2
					Israel	1

Fourth place match Albania 0–2  Israel

•  Serbia and  Sweden qualified to phase 2.

Pool B

Pool B was contested in London, England.

	Semifinals				Final
	25 May 2019
	France	2
					25 May 2019
	Northern Ireland	0
					France	2
	25 May 2019
					Belarus	0
	Belarus	2
	England	1
					Play-off
					26 May 2019
					Belarus	2
					England	1

Fourth place match England 2–0  Northern Ireland

•  France and  Belarus qualified to phase 2. [2]

Pool C

Pool C was contested in Bettystown, Ireland.

	Semifinals				Final
	1 June 2019
	Slovakia	2
					1 June 2019
	Ireland	1
					Slovakia	2
	1 June 2019
					Denmark	1
	Denmark	2
	Estonia	0
					Play-off
					2 June 2019
					Denmark	0
					Estonia	2

Fourth place match Estonia 2–0  Ireland

•  Slovakia and  Estonia qualified to phase 2.

Pool E

Pool E was contested in Portorož, Slovenia.[3]

11 May 2019 13:10	Kravčenoka – Graudiņa	2–0	Kyoseva – Petrova	Portorož Beach, Portorož
	(21–10, 21–3)

11 May 2019 14:00	Lece – Ozoliņa	2–0	Mishonova – Duleva	Portorož Beach, Portorož
	(21–8, 21–12)

---

12 May 2019 09:00	Jančar – Kotnik	2–0	Kyoseva – Petrova	Portorož Beach, Portorož
	(21–13, 21–8)

12 May 2019 09:50	Skarlovnik – Pešić	2–0	Mishonova – Duleva	Portorož Beach, Portorož
	(21–14, 21–13)

---

12 May 2019 15:00	Kravčenoka – Graudiņa	2–0	Skarlovnik – Pešić	Portorož Beach, Portorož
	(21–12, 21–16)

12 May 2019 15:50	Lece – Ozoliņa	2–0	Jančar – Kotnik	Portorož Beach, Portorož
	(22–20, 21–13)

•  Latvia and  Slovenia qualified to phase 2. [4]

Pool H

Pool H was contested in Larnaka, Cyprus.

	Semifinals				Final
	8 June 2019
	Ukraine	2
					8 June 2019
	Moldova	0
					Ukraine	2
	8 June 2019
					Cyprus	0
	Cyprus	2
	Scotland	0
					Play-off
					9 June 2019
					Cyprus	2
					Moldova	0

Fourth place match Moldova 2–0  Scotland

•  Ukraine and  Cyprus qualified to phase 2.

References

1. PROGRESSION SCHEME
2. Phase 1, Pool B, Ranking
3. Phase 1, Pool E
4. Phase 1, Pool E, Ranking

External links

• Official website