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The #EuroVolleyM show continued on Friday with fans all across the continent following the action on EuroVolley.tv. 

In Pool G, Norway claimed first win disappointing Hungary at 3-1, and thus grabbing first three points in the competition for a spot at the #EuroVolleyM Finals. The Norwegian players started on the wrong foot in the match, losing the first set, but afterwards found their rhythm and with excellent performance on the block (14) and on the serving line (7), the players led by Gabriel Bendik Huus were able to seize the victory. The outcome from this match would make it more difficult for Hungary as they were aiming at the second place in Pool G, but still have their chances.

• Setter Jakob Thelle, newly crouned NCAA champion with the Hawai's team, has Norway for the second-leg tournament and hopes for his performance were high. He didn't disappoint and controlled the play in a way for his team to emerge victorious.
• Hungary's players, on the other hand, knew before the match started, that it would be a tough one, stating that it is hard  to prepare playing against Norway, as their players always change positions.
• Norway started better in the match, with one ace and one kill block helping them take the lead. Good play by Roland Gergye helped Hungary to get on track and tie the score, to eventually emerge victorious with two aces and two blocks in this part.
• A point-for-a-point race marked the first moments of the second set, with Norway's Martin Olimstad giving it his best on the spike. It was Dániel Gacs from Hungary who was responding in style on the other side of the net.  In a cat-and-mouse game in the last minutes of the part, Norway's Jonas Kvalen found the right way and with four consecutive successful actions after the 20th point, helped a lot to his team to emerge victorious.
• Inspired, the players coached by Gabriel Bendik Huus, started much better in the next set, showing good skills on the serving line (two aces). They continued on performing well and with some great defence play plus five blocks secured the third set and turned things around, taking the set-lead.
• Norway maintained the level on the block in the last set, too, and although Hungary tried to bring the match into tiebreak, they weren't able to do so.
• For the winners, Jonas Kvalen helped the most recording 16 points. Krisztian Padar, with 26 points, was above all in the match.