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Hungary and Norway locked horns in a spectacular match, with the players around head coach Robert Koch delivering a great comeback in the match. After losing the first set and not starting in the best possible way in the second one, the Hungarian players led by the Man of the Match - Krisztian Padar, showed a real fighting spirit, and eventually seized the victory.

• Norway emerged victorious in the first set, although it wasn't an easy job to stop the inspired Hungarian team. However, with a precise teamwork on the block, the players around head coach Tore Aleksandersen opened in their favour. 
• None of the teams were giving up in the second set either, following each other's in the result. Hungary, however, let some unforced errors on the serving line affect their game and Norway could take a small point advantage at 16-14. It was in the following moments, when Hungary got back on track and turned things around. More concentrated on reception and on block, Hungary found a way to make their play more stable and organised better their game. 
• In the third set, Hungary dominated completely on the court, outclassing their opponents in all the components. Flying to the win, Padar&co made it difficult for the Nordics, who gave it their best in the set that lasted 30 minutes but couldn't find back their style eventually. 
• Hungary entered the court more confident in the last set, and this resulted in them seizing the victory. 
• Krisztian Padar recorded 29 points for the victory of his team, while Kristóf Hórvath added 17. For Norway, Andreas Takvam has 25 pints to his name.