Zoi DVV Cup final
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Before the serve, the arena falls silent for a moment. Then the ball whips over the net—and the crowd responds. At the DVV Cup Final, this thrilling back-and-forth continues throughout the day, as two titles are decided: the women’s and men’s competitions, one after the other, in the same arena.
The venue is the LANXESS arena in Cologne-Deutz, where fan groups from across Germany come together in the stands. With each final, the club colours change.
Between the DVV Cup matches, show acts and side events fill the breaks. The two finals become a full day at the arena—ideal for families with children, too.
The venue is the LANXESS arena in Cologne-Deutz, where fan groups from across Germany come together in the stands. With each final, the club colours change.
Germany’s biggest volleyball event: contested since 1973
Even without a favourite team, you will quickly find yourself right in the middle of the action: volleyball has no draws, every rally ends in a point, and a set can turn around within minutes.Between the DVV Cup matches, show acts and side events fill the breaks. The two finals become a full day at the arena—ideal for families with children, too.
Final day in Deutz, with the Old Town just across the river
The arena is right next to Köln Messe/Deutz station, while Cologne’s Old Town lies on the other side of the Rhine. That makes the final a great centrepiece for an entire weekend in Cologne: explore the city first, then head to the arena—and after the final match point, cross the Rhine to one of the city’s traditional brewery restaurants.Dates
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