Host Germany avoids early exit from women’s FIBA World Cup, France sets 3-pointer record with 22
Summary
Host Germany won its final group game against Mali 83-58 to avoid early elimination at the women's FIBA World Cup. France set a new World Cup record with 22 three-point shots in a 111-56 win over Nigeria, while Spain and Belgium advanced to the quarterfinals.Key Facts
- Germany beat Mali 83-58 in their last group match, securing progress to the next round.
- France made 22 three-point shots in one game, breaking the previous record of 20.
- France defeated Nigeria 111-56 and remained unbeaten with a 3-0 record.
- Spain won 79-59 against Japan, advancing to the quarterfinals as group winners.
- Belgium beat Australia 80-68 and topped Group C to reach the quarterfinals.
- Mali was eliminated despite beating Spain earlier in the tournament.
- Germany will play South Korea next to decide quarterfinal progression.
- Puerto Rico eliminated Turkey with a 75-71 win in their final group game.
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