Women's Volleyball World Championship Schedule Today 24/8

Updated schedule for today's volleyball matches on 24/8 featuring exciting games at the 2025 Women's World Volleyball Championship.

On August 24th, the 2025 Women's World Volleyball Championship continues with several notable matches. The host team Thailand will play their second match against Sweden at 8:30 PM. This is expected to be a balanced contest as Thailand has the home advantage and experience from the Nations League, while Sweden boasts superior height.

Earlier at 5 PM, the title contender Italy faces Cuba. Although Cuba is considered a tough opponent, they will face a huge challenge as Italy maintains a 30-match unbeaten streak. At the same time, Brazil will compete against France in a highly anticipated match.

In the late matches, the USA will meet Argentina at 7:30 PM. With a well-rounded roster, the USA is favored, but Argentina will certainly not give up easily. The day's games promise plenty of excitement as top teams must prove their strength against challenging rivals.

2025 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE FOR 24/8

The 2025 Women's Volleyball World Championship (FIVB Women's Volleyball World Championship) is the most prestigious international volleyball event, held from August 22 to September 7 across four cities: Bangkok, Chiangmai, Nakhon Ratchasima, and Phuket in Thailand. The tournament features 32 top national teams divided into 8 groups as follows:

• Group A: Thailand (host), Netherlands, Sweden, Egypt
• Group B: Italy, Belgium, Cuba, Slovakia
• Group C: Brazil (defending runner-up), Puerto Rico, France, Greece
• Group D: USA, Czech Republic, Argentina, Slovenia
• Group E: Turkey, Canada, Bulgaria, Spain
• Group F: China, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Mexico
• Group G: Vietnam, Poland, Kenya, Germany
• Group H: Japan, Serbia (defending champion), Ukraine, Cameroon

The 2025 World Championship marks a historic moment for Vietnamese women's volleyball with their first-ever participation in this prestigious event. Coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet's team qualified for Thailand by finishing in the top 4 at the 2023 Asian Championship.

The reigning world champion is Serbia after their 3-0 victory over Brazil in 2022. Serbia's star player Tijana Boskovic is the current MVP of the tournament.