🏐 Crystal Palace National Sports Centre is the place to be this April for Super League Final 4 a showpiece event on the Volleyball England calendar.
NEWSFLASH: Super League Final 4 is a wrap for 2025!
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2025 RESULTS
CONGRATULATIONS to Malory Eagles women and London Giants men who were crowned Super League champions for the 2024-25 season. Eagles overpowered Essex Rebels 3-0 in their gold medal match at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. England Middle Blocker Grace Lazard won the women’s MVP award. The Giants were pushed all the way in their final against Essex Rebels, eventually winning out over five sets to become top-flight champions at their first attempt. Indian Opposite Lovepreet Sandhu was named men’s MVP. Stay tuned here for Super League Final 4 tickets news for 2026!
2025 EVENT PREVIEW
Strap yourselves in for elite-level volleyball up close and personal as Super League Final 4 makes its debut in the capital. The Volleyball England season-finale features the best women’s and men’s teams in the country. Eight sides will compete at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, but only two will be crowned the 2024/2025 champions. Super League Final 4 tickets are on sale now.
The action takes place across the weekend of Saturday 5 to Sunday 6 April. Saturday is a high-jeopardy semi-finals day with four matches on court and places in the Gold Medal matches at stake. On Sunday the stakes are ramped up with two Bronze Medal matches preceding the Women’s and Men’s Gold Medal showdowns at 3.30pm and 6pm respectively.
The defending champions are Durham Palatinates who completed a memorable men’s and women’s double at last season’s inaugural Final 4 competition which took place at the National Volleyball Centre in Kettering.
Now the stage is set at Crystal Palace for this year’s event. Can London sides Team Sideout Polonia or Malory Eagles women clinch overall victory and will Essex Rebels men cap an excellent season by landing the ultimate prize? The eight finalists for April’s Final 4 showdown have now been confirmed (see below). Get your tickets now to watch the action live!
READ ON for news of the finalists, ‘ones to watch’, match schedules plus Super League Final 4 ticket and travel info.
FINALISTS & ‘ONES TO WATCH’
A number of current England internationals will be on show across the weekend, alongside a host of top talent drawn from the world’s leading volleyball nations.
Women’s semi-final one sees Malory Eagles women – seeking their first title of the Super League era after winning the old top-flight Division 1 championship five times in six attempts in the noughties – take on a Lionhearts Vinarius side who have gone from relegation-threatened to title contenders in one season.
In the second semi-final, last season’s Super League runners-up and National Cup winners, Team SideOut Polonia, go head to head with an Essex Rebels team who won nine of their last 10 league matches.
On the men’s side, regular season table toppers Essex Rebels will be out to secure their maiden Super League title. The Rebels take on this season’s surprise package, Newcastle Knights, in the first-semi-final.
Serial trophy winners Malory Eagles will then face form team London Giants. The Giants have stormed through into the play-offs in the second half of the season after promotion at the end of 2023-24.
SUPER LEAGUE FINAL 4 – TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL
Tickets
🎟️ Super League Final 4 tickets in advance are off sale.
Tickets on the day are available on the door.
Timings
Saturday 5 April – Semi-Finals Day
🔑 10.30am: Doors open
🏐 11.30am onwards: Four back-to-back matches (full schedule below).
Sunday 6 April – Finals Day (Bronze & Gold Medals)
🔑 9.30am: Doors open
🏐 10.00am onwards: Four back-to-back matches (full schedule below).
Travel
🚊 🚗 Travel tips: The closest railway station is Crystal Palace. Penge West is also within walking distance. Both stations are on the overground. The average journey time from London Victoria to Crystal Palace by train is 30 minutes. A number of buses – 122, 176, 227, 249, 432 – stop in Crystal Palace Park Road nearby to the venue. Plan your journey at the Transport for London website. Free car parking is available at the venue with a total of 250 spaces.
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