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Portugal completed their obligations with a sweep of Hungary in a match of practically no significance to either side - the hosts, at Matosinhos, already top of the pool and qualified for EuroVolley 2021, the visitors already in third place of the pool.

Marco Ferreira rose above the pack in scoring a match high of 18 points with a solid 64% attacking efficiency (18/28), as Filip Cveticanin and Alexandre Ferreira added another 11 each for Portugal.

On the other side, Marcell Pesti and Kristof Horvath scored 15 points each for Hungary, but Portugal were dominant both on the net and in the back court.

Ivo Casac, Portugal libero: "It was a great way to finish the qualifiers. We came into the match to try to win and make it six out of six and we managed to do it. I think we played better than Hungary - we were playing to make it six out of six and they were playing just to play another game."

Robert Koch, Hungary head coach: "Actually, our goal was to improve ourselves. It was very important for us because I have a young team and we have a lot of injuries, so what I wanted, we did it. We made a big progress in the two tournaments and improved a lot of technical and tactical things, but the guys need to understand that the most important thing is speed, which we currently lack."