Novara won the third match out of three with a score of 3-0 in the group stage and consolidated its leadership in Group C. Dinamo took second place with two wins in three matches. 

The match started, and suddenly there was an error by Goncharova, overcame by a good defending game by Novara. Hancock then served Karakut, allowing Novara's opposite to earn a point (2-2). Vasileva borught the game at 4-2. The Karakurt found her rhythm and scored another point (5-3).

Goncharova's powerhouse was blocked again (5-5), and then an ace by Karakurt (5-6) put some pressure on the opponents. Although Igor started to play very well on the service, the time out was called by Lavarini, who tried to guide his team, giving them lots of advice during the match.
The situation was rebalanced again (6-6), and Karakurt suffered a block by Ienina (8-6)

Blocks by Goncharova and Ienina were unbeatable as well (with Ienina blocking for the third time in a row and leading the set at 9-7)
A pipe by Igor Gorgonzola NOVARA rebalanced the situation at 9-9.
The game ran to 10-12 for Novara, which doesn't allow Goncharova to show her abilities on attack. Daalderop showed her great skills on the attack (13-14), and Ienina was blocked by Chirichella (16-19).

The second set started 3-5 for Igor; then the situation was 4 points out of difference again for Novara (6-10). After a time out (12-17) Karakurt wanted to close the second set (19-13).
Edina Begic entered the court, but she couldn't help her teammates too much. Karakurt scored again (17-21), and after a video challenge, the point was assigned to Igor (17-22). Dinamo's coach was forced to call a time out at 19-23.

Herbert and Bosetti played a magnificent game in the third set, where there was a second substitution for Igor. The two teams come head-to-head, but (14-14).
Still, Igor Gorgonzola Novara escaped away and sealed the ultimate set.

Novara's victory over Dinamo was the 13th for the Italian club in all tournaments in 16 matches in the Italian championship and the Champions League.

Novara's outside spiker Nika Daalderop was named as MVP of the match. Daalderop became the top scorer of the game with 15 points. She succeeded 44% of her attacks (12 of 27), made two blocks and one ace.