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Latvia

National team · Latvia

31 Matches
16 wins
15 losses
63–54 Sets
+9 Difference
2.0 Average per match
Form W 9 Sep · Away Romania · 3:1 W 11 Sep · Home Germany · 3:0 L 13 Sep · Home France · 1:3 L 15 Sep · Home Switzerland · 1:3 W 16 Sep · Home Turkey · 3:1 L 19 Sep · Away Poland · 0:3

There is no single ground to call home. Latvia's men rotate their fixtures through the Rimi Olympic Centre in Riga, a hall that seats 830, along with courts in Daugavpils, Valmiera and Jelgava, so a home match can mean any one of four cities depending on the calendar.

The national side took shape in 1991, once Latvia had restored its independence and could field a team of its own again outside the Soviet system. Long stretches followed with little to show at continental level, until 2023, when the team won the CEV European Silver League outright — the gold medal stands as the best result in its history, five years after a bronze in the same competition. At the European Championship proper, the closest Latvia has come is the round of 16, in 2021.

The fixture that matters most is against Estonia, played as the Baltic Derby; one meeting in August 2018 was billed at home as "Gadsimta cīņa" — the Century Battle. Matches against Ukraine carry their own weight, described by the current coaching setup as a principled contest rather than a routine one.

Uģis Krastiņš took over as head coach in March 2026, arriving with experience from his time in charge of Ukraine's national team and of Barkom-Kažany, and replacing Rainers Vasiljevs, who had held the post since 2024.

No player is tied to the team's story more closely than Gundars Celitāns, an opposite who captained the side from 2004 to 2017 and was named Best Player of Italy's Serie A1 in the 2012–13 season.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
19 Sep CEV European Championship Poland A 0:3 L
16 Sep CEV European Championship Turkey H 3:1 W
15 Sep CEV European Championship Switzerland H 1:3 L
13 Sep CEV European Championship France H 1:3 L
11 Sep CEV European Championship Germany H 3:0 W
9 Sep CEV European Championship Romania A 3:1 W

Standing

CEV European Championship

Group stage · Group D

# Team M W L Goals Pts
3 Croatia 4 0 4 4:12 1
3 Romania 5 3 2 12:10 9
4 Latvia 5 2 3 8:11 6
5 Turkey 5 1 4 6:12 3
6 Switzerland 5 1 4 5:13 3
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 31
31 Matches
16 wins
15 losses
63–54 Sets
+9 Difference
2.0 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 31
16wins: 16 · 51% 15losses: 15 · 48%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
9 Sep · Away Romania · 3:1
11 Sep · Home Germany · 3:0
13 Sep · Home France · 1:3
15 Sep · Home Switzerland · 1:3
16 Sep · Home Turkey · 3:1
19 Sep · Away Poland · 0:3
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 31 18 13
Scored 63 39 24
Conceded 54 30 24
Average per match 2.0 2.2 1.8
Conceded per game 1.7 1.7 1.8
Difference +9 +9 0

Fixtures of Latvia

Honours of Latvia

  • CEV European Championship 2021 1
  • CEV European Silver League 2023 1
  • CEV European Silver League 2018 1

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