Greece beats Romania (3-1) in Euro Volleyball championships

The Greek national volleyball team has kept its hopes of advancing to the next round of the Euro Championships after defeating Romani in the 1st Group in Montpellier, France 3-1. If Greece manages to overcome the obstacle of Portugal tomorrow (regardless of score) they will qualify for the next round of the competition.

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Greece beats Romania (3-1) in Euro Volleyball championships

If the Greeks defeat Portugal tomorrow they advance to the next stage

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