With both tournaments scheduled from 3–5 October 2025, fans can expect high-level matches, tight sets, and plenty of drama.

Bronze Nations League Men: A Wide-Open Race

The 2024 Bronze Nations League Men in Prague delivered unforgettable moments. France captured the gold, leaving behind hosts Czechia, while Estonia secured bronze after strong performances in the classification rounds. The event highlighted the growing competitiveness in the Bronze tier, with multiple matches going the distance and sets often decided by just a few points.

This year, the landscape shifts: France will not be participating in 2025, opening the field for other nations to fight for top honours. Confirmed participants for the Bronze Nations League include Czechia, Georgia, and Estonia, all eager to make their mark.

Czechia, as the home team, will look to capitalize on familiar surroundings and fan support to improve on their silver finish from last year.
Georgia and Estonia have shown steady progress and will be motivated to challenge for the podium.
The three-day format means teams must manage their squads wisely; endurance and smart rotations could be the difference between victory and defeat.

Expect close contests, strategic battles, and a weekend full of suspense as Europe’s Bronze-level men’s teams vie for glory.

Silver Nations League Women: Growth and Excitement

The 2024 Silver Nations League Women also took place in Prague, showcasing the rising standard of women’s sitting volleyball across Europe. The Netherlands won the tournament, while hosts Czechia claimed bronze. Tight matches and competitive group stages highlighted the depth of the field, and several emerging nations demonstrated they can challenge for medals in the future.

In 2025, the Silver Nations League Women returns to Prague alongside the men’s Bronze competition. Some of the returning teams will draw on their experiences from 2024, while new strategies and strengthened squads may shake up the standings.

Czechia will look to build on their bronze finish, using home advantage to push for a higher podium place. The Czech ladies will also enter the court inspired as they claimed the gold medals in the inaugural edition of #EuroSittingVolley Div. B Women, held back in May this year.
Other strong contenders and rising nations will be aiming to translate experience into tangible results, making the tournament unpredictable and exciting for fans.

Looking Ahead

With both tournaments taking place in the same city and weekend, Prague is set to become the hub of European sitting volleyball in October. For the Bronze Nations League Men, the big question is who will rise to the top now that the 2024 champions are absent. In the Silver Nations League Women, established teams like France and Hungary will face strong challenges from hungry, improving sides.

Whether it’s tight five-set thrillers, breakout performances from emerging nations, or home teams rallying behind their fans, the 2025 Nations Leagues promise unforgettable action and a showcase of Europe’s growing sitting volleyball talent.

Follow the tournaments on the competitions dedicated websites: Silver Nations League Women and Bronze Nations League Men.