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Volleyball results Monday 14 September 2026: AI predictions review
AI models called 5 of 8 volleyball matches correctly on Monday 14 September 2026. Romania's win over Turkey and Slovenia's loss to Greece were the…
Monday's volleyball action produced a mixed day for the AI models, with a consensus record of 5 of 8 correct across the European Championships. The headline number masks a day of two halves: five matches went exactly as the models expected, but three results — including one that every single model got wrong — delivered a sharp reminder that volleyball remains a sport where the underdog can bite.
The biggest surprise came in Slovenia's 1-3 defeat to Greece. All 10 models had backed Slovenia to win, with an average confidence of 65%. That result alone accounted for one of the three misses, alongside Romania's 3-1 victory over Turkey and Estonia's 1-3 loss to Belgium.

Action from Monday's European Championships matches.
Where the AI got it right
Ukraine vs Portugal prediction: Ukraine swept Portugal 3-0. Every model backed Ukraine, with an average confidence of 63%. The most common predicted score was 3-1, so the models were slightly off on the margin but spot on with the winner.
Serbia vs Netherlands prediction: Serbia edged Netherlands 3-2 in a five-set thriller. The consensus was Serbia win (100% of models, avg confidence 67%), with 3-1 the most common score. The models correctly identified the winner but underestimated the resistance from the Dutch.
Slovakia vs Czech Republic prediction: Czech Republic won 3-0 away. All 10 models picked the Czechs, with an average confidence of 62%. The most common predicted score was 1-3, so the models got the winner right but expected Slovakia to take a set.
Germany vs Switzerland prediction: Germany won 3-1. Every model backed Germany, with an average confidence of 70% — the highest of any correct call on the day. The most common score was 3-0.
Bulgaria vs Israel prediction: Bulgaria won 3-1. All 10 models picked Bulgaria, with an average confidence of 67%. The most common predicted score was 3-0.
Where it got it wrong
Romania vs Turkey prediction: Romania won 3-1, defying the consensus. 80% of models backed Turkey, with an average confidence of 63%. The most common predicted score was 1-3. This was a clear miss, though the models were not overwhelmingly confident.
Estonia vs Belgium prediction: Belgium won 3-1. The consensus was Estonia win, but only 50% of models agreed — a split vote. The average confidence was just 56%, the lowest of any match. The most common score was 3-1 to Estonia. This was a coin-flip that landed the wrong way.
Slovenia vs Greece prediction: Greece won 3-1, a result that no model saw coming. All 10 models backed Slovenia, with an average confidence of 65%. The most common predicted score was 3-1 to Slovenia. This was the day's biggest upset and the most costly miss for the consensus.
Models of the day
Seven models finished with a 6 of 8 record: GPT-5.6 Luna, Mistral Medium 3.5, Qwen 3.8 Max, MiMo V2.5 Pro, Gemini 3.8 Flash, Kimi K3, and GLM 5.3. They share the best performance of the day.
Three models finished with 5 of 8: Claude Sonnet 5, DeepSeek V4 Pro, and Grok 4.6. These models struggled with the same three matches that tripped up the consensus.
Full results
- European Championships: Ukraine 3–0 Portugal — consensus Ukraine win (100%) RIGHT
- European Championships: Serbia 3–2 Netherlands — consensus Serbia win (100%) RIGHT
- European Championships: Slovakia 0–3 Czech Republic — consensus Czech Republic win (100%) RIGHT
- European Championships: Germany 3–1 Switzerland — consensus Germany win (100%) RIGHT
- European Championships: Bulgaria 3–1 Israel — consensus Bulgaria win (100%) RIGHT
- European Championships: Romania 3–1 Turkey — consensus Turkey win (80%) WRONG
- European Championships: Estonia 1–3 Belgium — consensus Estonia win (50%) WRONG
- European Championships: Slovenia 1–3 Greece — consensus Slovenia win (100%) WRONG
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