Germany – Serbia 3:1 (25:12, 25:20, 22:25, 25:17)

The last day of the tournament began with a thrilling encounter between Germany and Serbia. In their previous meeting, Germany had won decisively without dropping a set. However, Serbia's strong performance throughout this tournament promised a more competitive match this time.

Serbia started the match slowly, managing to score only 12 points in the first set. They struggled with their serves, losing several points due to serving errors. Germany, determined to secure the win and confirm their silver medal, easily took the first set with a score of 25-12.

In the second set, Serbia regained their form and showcased their full potential, providing the audience with numerous exciting rallies. Despite their improved performance, they couldn't clinch the set, though they managed to score 20 points.

The third set was a closely contested battle, with Serbia emerging victorious to stay in the game. However, in the fourth set, despite their efforts, Serbia couldn't withstand the powerful German team and ultimately lost the match.

With this victory, Germany secured the silver medal in the tournament. Throughout the competition, they only suffered one defeat and accumulated 11 ranking points, placing them in second position. On the other hand, Serbia now risks losing their spot in the next year's Golden Nations League depending on the outcome of the two following games.

Croatia – Poland 1:3 (26:28, 26:24, 23:25, 19:25)

This match was crucial for the Polish team, as a win would secure their spot in next year’s Golden Nations League. For Croatia, however, the game held no significance, as they had already secured the bronze medal in the tournament. Nevertheless, for Croatia, this match was a chance for redemption. In their previous encounter during the group stage at European Championship, Croatia lost to Poland 2-3, a defeat that likely cost them a spot in the semi-finals. Hence, we anticipated a thrilling spectacle and intense battle from both sides.

Poland started strong, maintaining the lead for most of the first set. Croatia managed to tie the score at 23:23 and even had two set points, but couldn't capitalize, losing the set 26:28.

The second set mirrored the first, with Poland leading initially. A fantastic serve by Cosic brought Croatia back, tying the score at 14:14. Despite Poland's efforts to maintain their lead, Croatia made a comeback, winning the set 24:26 on their only set point.

In the third set, the roles reversed as Croatia started strongly, securing an early lead. However, two aces by Tomczak brought Poland back, tying the score and taking a small lead. Although Croatia fought back, they couldn't reach their full potential and eventually lost the remaining two sets 23:25 and 19:25.Poland's premiere in the Golden Nations League has proven to be an immense triumph. Securing victories against Ukraine for the first time and clinching a crucial win against Croatia, they've solidified their place in next year's Golden Nations League.

Ukraine – Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:3 (20:25, 12:25, 25:20, 21:25)

In this particular match, the outcome held little significance in terms of overall standings. Bosnia had already secured the gold medal, maintaining an unblemished record throughout the tournament. Meanwhile, Ukraine, currently in fifth place, has yet to fully demonstrate their potential, a departure from their recent qualification for the Paralympic Games. Nonetheless, anticipation ran high for a captivating match, particularly for both teams as they prepare for Paris 2024.

Bosnia dominated the first two sets, keeping their opponents at bay with commanding performances, securing victories of 25:20 and 25:12, respectively. However, in the third set, Ukraine emerged revitalized, treating the audience to a thrilling display of skill and resilience. Bolstered by Pryshchepa's remarkable serves and powerful spikes, Ukraine surged ahead by six points, ultimately claiming the set 25:20 and handing Bosnia their first loss of the tournament.

Despite this setback, the European Champions, now fielding a younger lineup, entered the fourth set with renewed confidence, denying Ukraine any opportunity to reverse the game's momentum. They closed out the match with a 25:21 win in the final set, cementing their fourth consecutive Golden Nations League title.

Final rankings:

1. Bosnia and Herzegovina

2. Germany

3. Croatia

4. Poland

5. Ukraine

6. Serbia