Bet on Power Volley Milano vs Cisterna on Volleyball

Power Volley Milano are slightly favored to win against Cisterna with indicative odds around 1.55 for Milano and 2.40 for Cisterna based on recent SuperLega market pricing in early January 2026. Milano have been in stronger recent form at home, winning most of their last league fixtures at the Allianz Cloud and showing better attack efficiency, while Cisterna have struggled in closing tight sets, making Milano the logical favorite with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

The match between Power Volley Milano and Cisterna is scheduled to start at 5:00 PM local time on 11 January 2026 in Italy, which corresponds to 16:00 (4:00 PM) UTC under Central European Time. Fans should check any last-minute schedule updates from the league, but as of the latest fixtures release, the official first serve remains set for 17:00 CET.

Power Volley Milano are expected to host Cisterna at the Allianz Cloud in Milan, a modern indoor arena with a volleyball capacity of roughly 5,000–7,000 spectators and excellent sightlines from all tiers. The venue features a taraflex court specifically tailored for high-level volleyball, strong lighting for TV broadcasts, and easy access via Milan’s urban transport network, making it one of the more player- and fan-friendly arenas in the SuperLega.

Given Milano’s stronger home record, deeper attacking options through their opposite and outside hitters, and Cisterna’s inconsistency in reception this season, a 3–1 sets win for Power Volley Milano is a realistic prediction. Set handicap markets such as Milano -1.5 sets and total points overs could offer value if odds remain near 1.80–1.90, while the main match winner market leaning around 1.55 for Milano reflects their statistical edge in attack efficiency and block points.

In recent SuperLega head-to-head meetings over the past few seasons, Power Volley Milano have generally held the upper hand against Cisterna, winning a clear majority of their encounters both home and away. The matches are often competitive with several going to four sets, but Milano’s superior blocking and side-out percentages have translated into more consistent results in this matchup.