23 October 2026

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Halkbank–Fenerbahçe headlines Turkish Cup quarter-final draw

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The road to the AXA Sigorta Kupa Voley Final Four is now mapped out, with the quarter-final draws for the men’s and women’s competitions setting up several high-profile encounters.
The draw took place at AXA Sigorta’s headquarters in Istanbul on October 22 and was broadcast live on the Turkish Volleyball Federation’s official YouTube channel.

The standout fixture in the men’s competition will see Halkbank take on Fenerbahçe Medicana in a clash between two of Turkish volleyball’s established contenders. The other quarter-finals will pit defending ambitions and emerging challenges against one another, with Ziraat Bankkart facing On Hotels Alanya Belediyespor, Spor Toto meeting Akedaş Onikişubat Belediyespor, and Galatasaray Madeş Mobilya taking on Gebze Belediyespor.

The women’s draw has also produced a compelling line-up.
Reigning Turkish champions VakıfBank will face Nilüfer Belediyespor Eker, while Zeren Spor will meet Galatasaray Daikin. Fenerbahçe Medicana have been paired with Türk Hava Yolları, and Eczacıbaşı Peron İstanbul will take on Aras Kargo.

The quarter-finals will be played as single-match ties, with home advantage going to the team that finished higher in the respective league standings at the end of the 2025/26 season. The men’s matches are scheduled for November 10 and 11, followed by the women’s quarter-finals on November 18 and 19.
Only four teams in each competition will advance to the Final Four, leaving no room for error in the knockout stage. With major clubs facing demanding tests so early in the cup’s decisive phase, the draw has already set the stage for a series of matches that could significantly shape the season’s domestic honours.

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