Confirmed! FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019 Bracket Quarter Finals (Final Phase) games schedule, teams with live streaming details. ARG v SRB, ESP v POL, USA v FRA, AUS v CZE matches timings, watch online & second round games info..
The quarterfinals of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019 have been set, with the United States, France, China, Australia. There are other totals of eight countries finalized for FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019 quarterfinals final round. The bracket for the Final Phase of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019 was confirmed following the conclusion of the Second Round on Monday, with Czech Republic, and USA completing the Quarter-Final picture. On Wednesday, Australian Boomers will also face the Czech Republic and on the other side Team USA Basketball will face the France basketball team on the same day (Sept 11). On Tuesday, Argentina will take on Serbia, Similary Spain (ESP) will face the Poland (POL) on the same day.
We have our four Quarter-Finals matchups (see the bracket above). Australia came up with a big win over France and Czech Republic can now celebrate perhaps the happiest loss in their country’s history to Greece. And USA finished their Group Phase work in style.
Following a thrilling ten days of activity, the group phase of the FIBA World Cup 2019 is currently in the novels. The area was narrowed to only eight from 32 teams, together with the Czech Republic, and Argentina, Serbia, Spain, Poland, United States, France, Australia.
Bracket Confirmed for FINAL Phase Quarterfinals of the 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup
- The back-to-back defending champions USA continued their unbeaten campaign in China with an 89-73 victory over Brazil to claim the top honors in the Shenzhen-based Group K, with the Czechs advancing despite an 84-77 defeat to Greece in the decisive battle.
- As group winners of Group K, the Gregg Popovich-coached Team USA booked a Quarter-Finals matchup against the second-placed Group L team France in Dongguan.
- Meanwhile, Czech Republic will slot into the other side of the bracket against Group L winners Australia in Shanghai.
- The two other Quarter-Final pairings were confirmed on Sunday, with Group I table-toppers Argentina set to meet Serbia in Dongguan already this Tuesday, and the still undefeated Spain from Group J testing Poland in Shanghai.
- Having won the 2010 and 2014 editions of the FIBA Basketball World Cups, defending champions USA stand to become the first country to win the Naismith Trophy in three consecutive events.
Latest Updates abput Upcoming Naismith Trophy Confirmed Teams & FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament Berths
- While all eight Quarter-Finalists will have their sights set on the Naismith Trophy, there will be another significant source of motivation for the European countries, who are in a battle for the last two direct Olympic qualification tickets.
- On Monday, Argentina and the United States confirmed their status as the best-ranked teams from the Americas region at the World Cup to clinch direct qualification, with Nigeria (Africa), Iran (Asia) and Australia (Oceania) securing entries earlier in the tournament.
- As the World Cup enters the Final Phase of the competition and only eight teams remain in the race for the famed Naismith Trophy, the final standings for the remaining teams were confirmed, with numerous teams securing FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament tickets.
- The FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament picture began to take shape with the World Cup producing the first 13 teams for next summer’s qualification battles.
- Second Round participants Lithuania, Italy, Greece, Russia, Brazil, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic, as well as the best teams from the Classification Round 17-32, Germany, New Zealand, Tunisia, Canada and Turkey kept their Olympic dreams alive with tickets to next summer’s FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournaments.
- News Source: http://www.fiba.basketball/basketballworldcup/2019/news/bracket-confirmed-for-the-final-phase-of-the-fiba-basketball-world-cup-2019
Final standings for teams placed 9-32 in the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019:
- 9. Lithuania (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 10. Italy (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 11. Greece (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 12. Russia (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 13. Brazil (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 14. Venezuela (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 15. Puerto Rico (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 16. Dominican Republic (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 17. Nigeria (Qualified directly to Olympics as best African team in World Cup)
- 18. Germany (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 19. New Zealand (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 20. Tunisia (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 21. Canada (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 22. Turkey (FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament)
- 23. Iran (Qualified directly to Olympics as best Asian team in World Cup)
- 24. China
- 25. Montenegro
- 26. Korea
- 27. Angola
- 28. Jordan
- 29. Cote d’Ivoire
- 30. Senegal
- 31. Japan (Qualified directly to Olympics as hosts)
- 32. Philippines
Three more Olympic Qualifying Tournament vacancies will be filled by three of the current five Quarter-Finalists from Europe, who do not achieve direct qualification at the World Cup in China.
The lineup for the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournaments will be completed by two additional teams per region for a total of 24 teams, who will compete in four tournaments of six teams each.
The two best-ranked teams per region (Africa, Americas, Asia-Oceania and Europe) who are not already qualified directly for Tokyo 2020 or for the Olympic Qualifying Tournaments will also be selected to play in the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournaments.
The FIBA World Ranking Men, presented by NIKE, published after the FIBA Basketball World Cup will determine those eight additional teams.
Quarterfinals Final Phase Bracket with 5th-8th Classification, Semifinals and Final Teams
Qualified teams
| Group | Winner | Second place |
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| I |  Argentina |
 Poland |
| J |  Spain |
 Serbia |
| K |  United States |
 Czech Republic |
| L |  Australia |
 France |
Final Phase Bracket
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| 10 September – Dongguan | ||||||||||
| Argentina |
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| 13 September – Beijing | ||||||||||
| Serbia |
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| United States |
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| France |
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| Spain |
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| 13 September – Beijing | ||||||||||
| Poland |
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| 11 September – Shanghai | ||||||||||
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| Australia |
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| Czech Republic |
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5th–8th Classification
| 5th–8th classification | Fifth place | |||||
| 12 September – Dongguan | ||||||
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| 14 September – Beijing | ||||||
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| 12 September – Shanghai | ||||||
| Loser QF3 | ||||||
| Loser QF4 | ||||||
| Seventh place | ||||||
| 14 September – Beijing | ||||||
Quarter-finals Games Schedule, Timings, Venues & Live Streaming info
Argentina vs. Serbia (ARG vs SRB)
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10 September 2019
19:00 Local Time(GMT +8) |
| Argentina |
vs. | Serbia |
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Venue: Dongfeng Nissan Cultural and Sports Centre, Dongguan
Referees: Cristiano Maranho (BRA), Tolga Şahin (ITA), Michael Weiland (CAN) |
Spain vs. Poland (ESP vs POL)
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10 September 2019
21:00 Local Time (GMT +8) |
| Spain |
vs. | Poland |
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Venue: Shanghai Oriental Sports Center, Shanghai
Referees: Jorge Vázquez (PUR), Yohan Rosso (FRA), Takaki Kato (JPN) |
United States vs. France (USA vs FRA)
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11 September 2019
19:00 Local Time (GMT +8) |
| United States |
vs. | France |
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Venue: Dongfeng Nissan Cultural and Sports Centre, Dongguan
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Australia vs. Czech Republic (AUS vs CZE)
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11 September 2019
21:00 Local Time (GMT +8) |
| Australia |
vs. | Czech Republic |
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Venue: Shanghai Oriental Sports Center, Shanghai
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Classification semi-finals FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019
Quarter-final 1 loser vs. Quarter-final 2 loser
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12 September 2019
19:00 Local Time (GMT +8) |
| Boxscore |
| LQF1 | vs. | LQF2 |
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Venue: Dongfeng Nissan Cultural and Sports Centre, Dongguan
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Quarter-final 3 loser vs. Quarter-final 4 loser
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12 September 2019
21:00 Local Time (GMT +8) |
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Boxscore
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| LQF3 | vs. | LQF4 |
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Venue: Shanghai Oriental Sports Center, Shanghai
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Semi-finals FIBA 2019 Basketball Games
Quarter-final 1 winner vs. Quarter-final 2 winner
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13 September 2019
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Boxscore
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| WQF1 | vs. | WQF2 |
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Venue: Wukesong Arena, Beijing
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Quarter-final 3 winner vs. Quarter-final 4 winner
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13 September 2019
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Boxscore
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| WQF3 | vs. | WQF4 |
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Venue: Wukesong Arena, Beijing
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Bronze medal match (Semi-final 1 loser vs. Semi-final 2 loser)
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15 September 2019
16:00 Local Time (GMT +8) |
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Boxscore
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| LSF1 | vs. | LSF2 |
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Venue: Wukesong Arena, Beijing
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FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019 Final (Semi-final 1 winner vs. Semi-final 2 winner)
The 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup Final will be the concluding basketball game which determines the winner of the 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup. The game will be played on 15 September 2019, at the Wukesong Arena, in Beijing, China.
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15 September 2019
20:00 Local Time (GMT +8) |
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Boxscore
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| WSF1 | vs. | WSF2 |
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Venue: Wukesong Arena, Beijing
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How to Watch FIBA World Cup 2019 Finals Basketball Games Live Streaming Online & Braodcasting TV Channels?
- The television rights holders by country or region are as follows:
Europe
| Andorra | Canal Plus / Cuatro |
| Belgium | BETV |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina | Sportklub |
| Bulgaria | BNT |
| Croatia | HRT / SPORTKLUB |
| Cyprus | Cyta |
| Czech Republic | CTV |
| Denmark | Viasat Sport |
| England | Discovery/Eurosport |
| Estonia | TV3/TVPlay Sports |
| Finland | YLE / Viasat Sport |
| France | Canal Plus |
| Georgia | GTV |
| Germany | Telekom Deutschland/ Magenta |
| Greece | ERT |
| Hungary | M4 Sport |
| Iceland | RUV |
| Ireland | Discovery/Eurosport |
| Israel | TSC |
| Italy | Sky Italia |
| Kosovo | RTK |
| Latvia | TV3/TVPlay Sports |
| Lithuania | TV3/TVPlay Sports |
| Montenegro | RT CG/Sportklub |
| Netherlands | ZIGGO |
| North Macedonia | Sportklub |
| Norway | Viasat Sport |
| Poland | TVP |
| Portugal | Eleven Sports |
| Russia | Match TV |
| Scotland | Discovery/Eurosport |
| Serbia | RTS / SportKlub |
| Slovenia | POP TV |
| Spain | Cuatro / DAZN |
| Switzerland | SwissTV/Sportclub/Canal Plus |
| Sweden | Viasat Sport |
| Turkey | NTV / S Sport |
| Ukraine | XSports |
| Wales | Discovery/Eurosport |
Americas
| Anguilla | Directv |
| Antigua | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Argentina | Directv / TyC Sports |
| Aruba | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Barbados | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Belize | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Bolivia | Directv |
| British Virgin Islands | Directv |
| Brazil | SportTV |
| Canada | DAZN |
| Cayman Islands | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Chile | Directv |
| Colombia | Directv |
| Costa Rica | Fox Sports |
| Cuba | ICRTV |
| Dominica | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Dominican Republic | Fox Sports |
| Ecuador | Directv |
| El Salvador | Directv |
| Grenada | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Guatemala | Fox Sports |
| Guyana | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Haiti | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Honduras | Fox Sports |
| Jamaica | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Mexico | Fox Sports |
| Montserrat | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Nicaragua | Fox Sports |
| Panama | Fox Sports |
| Paraguay | Directv / TIGGO |
| Peru | Directv |
| Puerto Rico | WAPA |
| St. Kitts & Nevis | Fox Sports / Directv |
| St. Lucia | Fox Sports / Directv |
| St. Vincent & The Grenadines | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Surinam | Fox Sports |
| Turks & Caicos Islands | Directv |
| Trinidad & Tobago | Fox Sports / Directv |
| Uruguay | Directv + / Antel |
| USA | ESPN+ |
| Venezuela | Directv |
Asia & Oceania
| American Samoa | Melania Media |
| Australia | Fox Sports |
| Bahrain | beIN Sports |
| China | CCTV / Tencent |
| Chinese Taipei | Eleven Sports |
| Cook Islands | Melania Media |
| Fiji | Melania Media |
| Hong Kong | i-cable |
| India | FanCode |
| Iran | beIN Sports |
| Iraq | beIN Sports |
| Japan | Fuji TV / DAZN |
| Jordan | beIN Sports |
| South Korea | SpoTV |
| Kiribati | Melania Media |
| Kuwait | beIN Sports |
| Lebanon | LBC / beIN Sports |
| Macau | CCTV / TDM |
| Malaysia | Astro |
| Mongolia | NTV |
| New Zealand | Maori TV & Sky NZ |
| Niue | Melania Media |
| Oman | beIN Sports |
| Palestine | beIN Sports |
| Papua New Guinea | Melania Media |
| Philippines | ESPN5 |
| Qatar | beIN Sports / Al Kass |
| Samoa | Melania Media |
| Saudi Arabia | beIN Sports |
| Singapore | Starhub |
| Soloman Islands | Melania Media |
| Syria | beIN Sports |
| Tonga | Melania Media |
| Tuvalu | Melania Media |
| UAE | beIN Sports |
| Yemen | beIN Sports |
| Vanuatu | Melania Media |
| Vietnam | VCT |
Africa
| Algeria | beIN Sports |
| Angola | TPA / StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Benin | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Botswana | StarTimes |
| Burkina Faso | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Burundi | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Cameroon | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Cap Vert | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Central African Republic | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Chad | beIN Sports |
| Comoros | StarTimes |
| Congo-Brassaville | StarTimes |
| DRC Congo | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Djibouti | beIN Sports |
| Egypt | beIN Sports |
| Equatorial Guinea | Canal Plus |
| Eritrea | StarTimes |
| Ethiopia | StarTimes |
| Gabon | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Gambia | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Ghana | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Guinea | StarTimes |
| Guinea Bissau | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Guinea Conakry | Canal Plus |
| Ivory Coast | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Kenya | StarTimes |
| Lesotho | StarTimes |
| Liberia | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Libya | beIN Sports |
| Madagascar | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Malawi | StarTimes |
| Mali | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Mauritania | beIN Sports |
| Mauritius | StarTimes |
| Mayotte | StarTimes |
| Morocco | beIN Sports |
| Mozambique | StarTimes |
| Namibia | StarTimes |
| Niger | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Nigeria | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Reunion | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Rwanda | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Sao Tome & Principe | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Senegal | StarTimes / Canal Plus / RTS |
| Seychelles | StarTimes |
| Sierra Leone | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Socotra | StarTimes |
| Somalia | beIN Sports |
| South Africa | StarTimes |
| South Sudan | StarTimes |
| St. Helena & Ascension | StarTimes |
| Sudan | beIN Sports |
| Swaziland | StarTimes |
| Tanzania | StarTimes |
| Togo | StarTimes / Canal Plus |
| Tunisia | beIN Sports |
| Uganda | StarTimes |
| Zambia | StarTimes |
| Zimbabwe | StarTimes |
Previous Day Boxscore in the Second Round & 17th-32nd Classification Round of the FIBA basketball world cup 2019 games
Greece 84, the Czech Republic 77
Despite Antetokounmpo fouling out with 5 minutes, 32 seconds left in Monday’s game, Greece managed to prevail against the Czech Republic. The victory by Greece did secure a quarterfinals spot for Team USA, and will face Australia on Wednesday.
Australia 100, France 97
Australia remains perfect in FIBA World Cup play. Dellavedova drew a foul on Rudy Gobert, the star center for France and the Utah Jazz, with less than 20 seconds to play. The creek was fouled on a last-second heave, went 1-for-3 from the line and Australia had its win.
It could have been anybody’s game, but Australia’s tenacity spoke louder. A team that turns the ball over 14 times (8 more than their opponent) and still wins the game deserves all credit.
Even though Australia trailed by as many as nine points in the third, they regrouped, adjusted defensively and won the battle in the paint where they out-rebounded France 30-23.
Evan Fournier and Nando de Colo paced France’s offense with a combined 57 points, but Patty Mills, Aron Baynes and Joe Ingles’ combined 74 proved too much for France.
I am obviously disappointed. We made some unnecessary mistakes right at the end of the game, which we could have won. We have to stay positive moving forward there is still a lot to play for here in China.” – France guard Nando de Colo.
USA 89, Brazil 73
The United States Men’s National Team clinched a spot in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with an 89-73 win over Brazil at the FIBA World Cup on Monday. Team USA toppled Brazil to reach the FIBA World Cup quarterfinals. The U.S. will play France (4-1) in the quarterfinals in Dongguan on Wednesday (7 a.m. E.T.).
Final Score – USA 89-73 BRAZIL
- United States just were too much in the final 15 minutes as they just poured it on for what looked like a pretty comfortable victory.
- Kemba Walker totalled 16 points and 5 assists and Myles Turner took home TCL Player of the Game honors with 16 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks.
- Vitor Benite paced Brazil with 21 points.
- The victory means United States reached the Quarter-Finals as Group K winners and will face France while Czech Republic book their ticket to the final eight and will take on Australia.
Final thoughts: United States showed in the second half just how tough their defense can be. Once again, this is a learning experience for Gregg Popovich’s team as they move into the Knockout Phase and a date with France in the Quarter-Finals. The defense is still carrying the team but as the old saying goes: “Defense wins championships”.
“I think Brazil really gave us a tough fight in the first half. They really wanted that game. They played with a lot of heart. But that second half we really turned it on. We came together as a coaching staff, as a unit, as players. We discussed what we needed to do at halftime and we executed it.” – USA center Myles Turner
“We played a very good second half. The first half I thought that Brazil were outstanding in their execution, their passion. They played very well. I think we picked it up defensively in the second half. And that’s what changed it for us. We felt good about the win and look forward to moving on.” – USA head coach Gregg Popovich
Lithuania 74, Dominican Republic 54
Lithuania ended in the 2019 FIBA World Cup with a victory, defeating the Dominican Republic. Although the Dominican Republic cut Lithuania’s halftime lead to seven it faltered and finished its FIBA World Cup run at 2-3.
Germany 82, Canada 76
Canada finishes its FIBA World Cup run at 2-3. Dallas Mavericks big man Maxi Kleber also was solid in the victory. Canada was paced by Orlando Magic center Khem Birch.
I love national team basketball. I think there’s something really special about these guys putting it on the line for their country. To me, it’s the purest form of basketball we have. I love that. – Canada and NBA champion coach Nick Nurse
New Zealand 102, Turkey 101
New Zealand closed out its play in the 2019 FIBA World Cup with a thrilling finish. The country finished 3-2 overall in World Cup play, including a 2-0 run through the final round.
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