Germany Routs South Korea to Advance to Women's FIBA World Cup Quarterfinals. Hungary to Play US
Germany reached the quarterfinals with a 94-56 rout of South Korea, while Hungary earned a Thursday meeting with the United States.
- On Tuesday, Host Germany advanced to the FIBA World Cup quarterfinals with a 94-56 rout of South Korea, while Hungary defeated Japan 84-63 to secure a Thursday matchup against the United States.
- Host Germany reached the quarterfinals after victories against Japan and Mali, while Lelik led Hungary to its first quarterfinal appearance in 40 years with 23 points and eight rebounds.
- Japan's defeat was overshadowed by an injury to shooting guard Saki Hayashi, who suffered an apparent broken arm, as the team connected on only seven 3-pointers while Hungary finished 11 of 25 from beyond the arc.
- All quarterfinal games are scheduled for Thursday; the United States will face Hungary, Host Germany plays European champion Belgium, and Spain and France await Italy-Australia and China-Puerto Rico playoff winners.
- Regarding Thursday's matchup, Lelik said, "I never got the opportunity to play against them. So I'm just very excited how it's going to be," while the United States qualified directly as a group winner.
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The German women's basketball team secured a ticket to the quarterfinals of the Women's Basketball World Cup in Berlin on Tuesday evening.
The German basketball players win intoxicatingly against South Korea and are in the quarter-finals of the world championship. There is now European Champion Belgium waiting. The highlights in the video.
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MagentaSport [Newsroom]Munich (ots) - Historical success: Germany stands after an effortless 94:56 victory against South Korea on Thursday in the quarter final against European champion Belgium (live from 5.15 pm live). "Today I don't have much to complain about," says Bundestrainer ... Continue reading here...Original content of: MagentaSport, transmitted by news aktuell
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