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北京时间1月23日破晓，?2024-2025赛季欧洲女排冠军联赛第四轮正赛小组赛第6轮争取所有竣事。A组朱婷加盟的意大利科内利亚诺、B组的土耳其伊萨奇巴希、D组的土耳其费内巴切和E组的意大利斯坎迪奇4队均直落三局击败各自?敌手，豪取6连胜荣膺各自小组第一直通8强。其中斯坎迪奇6连?胜一局未失是效果最好的球队。C组袁心玥效力的土耳其瓦基弗银行虽在客场1-3不敌意?2大利米兰，仍凭局分优势力压敌手获得直通资格。

2024-2025赛季欧洲女排冠军联赛第四轮正赛小组赛第6轮赛果如下：

A组：

保加利亚普罗夫迪夫3-0胜克罗地亚萨格勒布（25-15、25-?16?、25-1?9）

意大利科内利亚诺3-0胜波兰热舒夫（25-11、25-15、25?-19）

B组：

土耳其伊萨奇巴希3-0胜法国巴黎圣云（25-11、25-15、25-18）

德国什未林3-0胜塞尔维亚奥布雷诺瓦茨（25-20、25-13、25-18）

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C组：

斯洛文尼亚卡姆尼克2-3负葡萄牙波尔图（30-28、25-17、28-3?0、15-25、20-22）

意大利米兰3-1胜土耳其瓦基弗银行（25-21、16-25、25-22、25-19）

D组：

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土耳其费内巴切3-0胜法国南特（25-15、25-13、25-16）

匈牙利布达佩斯2?-3负波兰罗兹建设（25-21、23-25、15-25、25-22、18-20）

E组：

德国斯图加特3-?2胜罗马?尼亚沃伦塔里（14-25、25-20、25-23、19-25、15-8）

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意大利斯坎迪奇3-???0胜波兰别尔斯科比亚瓦（25-20、25-23、25-15）

2024-2025赛季欧洲女排冠军联赛第四轮正赛小组赛最终排名如下：

A组：

1。 意大利科内利亚诺 6胜0负 18分

2。 波兰热?舒夫 4胜2负 12分

3。 保加利亚普罗夫迪夫 2胜4负 6分

& 4。 克罗地亚萨格勒布 0胜6负 0分

B组：

?1。 土耳其伊萨奇巴希 6胜0负 18分

2。 塞尔维亚奥布雷诺瓦茨 3胜3负 8分

3。 德国什未林 3胜3负 8分

4。 法国巴黎圣云 0胜6负 2分

C?组：

1。 土耳其瓦基弗银行 5胜1负 15分

2。 意大利米兰 5胜1负 15分

3。 葡萄牙波尔图 2胜4负 5分

4。 斯洛文尼亚卡姆尼克 0胜6负 1分

D组：

1。 土耳其费内巴切 6胜0负 18分

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2。 波兰罗兹建设 4胜2负 10分

3。 匈牙利布达佩斯 2胜4负 6分

4。 法国南特 0胜6负 2分

E组：

1。 意大利斯坎迪奇 6胜0负 18分

2。 德国斯图加特? 3胜3负 8分

3。 波兰别尔?斯科比亚瓦 2胜4负 6分

4。 罗马尼亚沃伦塔里 1胜5负 4分

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