Gebze have several reliable ways to finish rallies, while Sultanbeyli bring a different attacking group from the one swept in the cup meeting. The home side's latest performance showed recovery across consecutive sets, with scoring spread beyond the opposite. This match should turn on how well Sultanbeyli preserve those choices after Gebze adjust their serving and block.
Corre can distribute to Dirlic, Grozdanov and Cam, with Durmaz and Gok adding middle finishes. That spread matters against Acar and Aydin at the net. Sultanbeyli also reduced their service giveaways in the latest match, giving their own serving and blocking more room to create separation.
The October 8 scoresheet did not include Corre, Dirlic or Grozdanov. All three started every set on October 24, so the direct cup result tested a materially different attack. Their latest participation is the personnel basis here; an announced starting six and fresh medical bulletin are unavailable.
Gebze's Sotola and receiving wings should provide steady replies, but Sultanbeyli have already recovered from a heavy opening-set defeat to win the next two sets with this group. I give that demonstrated recovery and wider finishing support more weight than the old sweep for this contest. That's why I'm siding with Sultanbeyli to take at least two sets.
