Basketball
South Sudan qualified for the World Cup and made history the 21 teams that took the ticket
South Sudan defeated Senegal 83-75 to qualify in their first-ever qualifier for the 2023 World Cup. See which teams secured the 21 tickets and what’s happening with the remaining 11 worldwide.
South Sudan has entered the basketball world map. The Sudanese defeated Senegal 83-75 to seal their qualification from the African continent for the 2023 World Cup in a historic performance.
They also qualified with Egypt, who defeated Tunisia, leaving two tickets open on the African continent.
In the Asia/Oceania groups, Jordan sealed the ticket.
Now, with one game remaining in World Cup qualifiers (and two on the African continent), 21 of the 32 tickets are taken and 11 spots remain open.
The teams that qualified for the World Cup
- From Europe: Latvia, Germany, Finland, Italy, Slovenia, Greece, France, Spain, Lithuania
- From America: Canada, United States
- From Asia/Oceania: Lebanon, New Zealand, Australia, China, Jordan, Philippines*, Japan*
- From Africa: Ivory Coast, South Sudan, Egypt
*Japan and the Philippines have been eliminated from the qualifying process as host countries, while Indonesia, despite hosting, will not take part in the World Cup after failing to finish in the top eight of the Asian Cup.
Qualification – Europe
Group I
- Latvia 8-1
- Greece 6-3
- Serbia 5-4
- Belgium 4-5
- Turkey 3-6
- Great Britain 1-8
- Latvia and Greece have already qualified
- Serbia qualifies with a win or if Belgium loses
- Belgium qualifies if they defeat Turkey and at the same time Serbia is defeated by Great Britain
- Turkey and Great Britain are excluded
The program of the last competition (27.2.):
10th matchday (27.2.)
Latvia – Greece
Serbia – Great Britain
Belgium – Turkey
Group J
- Germany 9-2*
- Finland 9-2*
- Slovenia 7-4*
- Sweden 5-6
- Israel 3-8
- Estonia 3-8
- Germany, Finland and Slovenia have already qualified
- Sweden, Israel and Estonia have already been banned
The program of the last match day (27.2.)
Finland – Germany
Slovenia – Israel
Sweden – Estonia
Group K
- France 9-2
- Lithuania 9-2
- Montenegro 6-5
- Bosnia 6-5
- Hungary 5-6
- Czech Republic 3-8
- France and Lithuania have already qualified
- Montenegro qualifies if it beats the Czech Republic or if it loses while Hungary wins up to 40 points against Bosnia
- Bosnia qualifies if it defeats Hungary and Montenegro at the same time
- Hungary will qualify if it beats Bosnia by 41 points while beating Montenegro.
The program of the last Matchday (26/2)
France – Lithuania
Hungary – Bosnia
Montenegro – Czech Republic
Group L
- Spain 8-1
- Italy 7-2
- Georgia 5-4
- Iceland 4-5
- Ukraine 3-6
- Netherlands 0-9
- Spain and Italy have already qualified
- Georgia qualifies if they beat Iceland or lose by up to 3 points
- Iceland qualifies for the World Cup if it beats Georgia by at least 4 points
The program of the last Matchday (26/2)
Ukraine – Netherlands
Spain – Italy
Georgia – Iceland
Qualification – America
Group E
- Canada 10-1
- Venezuela 8-3
- Dominican Republic 8-3
- Argentina 8-3
- Bahamas 3-8
- Panama 2-9
- Canada has already qualified
- If a team from Puerto Rico, Mexico or Brazil loses their last game in Group F, Venezuela, Argentina and Dominican Republic qualify regardless of the results of their own games.
If Puerto Rico, Mexico and Brazil win, the following applies: - Argentina qualifies if they defeat the Dominican Republic
- Venezuela will qualify if they beat Canada. Or when:
– Defeat and at the same time Argentina is defeated
– Defeat and defeat the Dominican Republic at the same time as long as Venezuela is defeated by a margin of up to 18 points more than the Dominicans. For example, if the Dominican Republic is defeated by a margin of 10 points, Venezuela can still be defeated by a margin of 28 points. - The Dominican Republic qualifies if they beat or lose Argentina while also losing to Venezuela by up to 18 points fewer than the Dominicans. Generally, if the Dominican Republic is defeated by a 10-point margin and Venezuela is defeated by a 29-point margin, the Dominicans will advance.
The program of the last Matchday (26/2)
Panama – Bahamas
Venezuela – Canada
Argentina – Dominican Republic
Group F
- United States 9-2
- Puerto Rico 7-4
- Mexico 7-4
- Brazil 7-4
- Uruguay 5-6
- Colombia 3-8
- The United States has already qualified
- Brazil advances if they win or lose their last game and either Mexico OR Puerto Rico lose at the same time
- Puerto Rico advances if they win the last game or if they lose and lose Mexico or Brazil at the same time
- Mexico qualifies if they win the last game or lose to Brazil or Puerto Rico.
The program of the last Matchday (26/2)
Colombia – Puerto Rico
Uruguay – Mexico
Brazil – United States
Qualification – Asia/Oceania
Group E
- Lebanon 7-2
- New Zealand 7-2
- Philippines 6-3
- Jordan 5-4
- Saudi Arabia 2-7
- India 0-9
- Lebanon, New Zealand, the Philippines and Jordan have already qualified
The program of the last competition (2/27)
India – Saudi Arabia
Philippines – Jordan
New Zealand – Lebanon
Group F
- Australia 10-1
- China 9-2
- Japanese 6-5
- Iran 6-5
- Kazakhstan 5-6
- Bahrain 2-9
- Iran qualifies if they defeat Kazakhstan
- Kazakhstan will qualify if they beat Iran
The program of the last competition(26/2)
China – Iran
Japan – Bahrain
Australia – Kazakhstan
Qualification – Africa
Group E
- Ivory Coast 7-1
- Angola 6-2
- Cape Verde 5-3
- Nigeria 4-4
- Guineas 1-7
- Uganda 1-7
- Ivory Coast has already qualified
- Angola will qualify for the World Cup if they beat Cape Verde
- The green Akrotiri cannot qualify for this competition
The schedule of the last two games
9th matchday (25.2.)
Guinea – Nigeria
Ivory Coast – Uganda
Angola – Cape Verde
Matchday 10 (26/2)
Uganda – Guinea
Cape Verde – Ivory Coast
Nigeria – Angola
Group F
- South Sudan 9-1
- Egypt 8-2
- Senegal 6-4
- Tunisia 5-5
- Congo 4-6
- Cameroon 3-7
- South and Egypt have qualified
- Senegal cannot qualify for this matchday
The schedule of the last two games
11th match day (25.2.)
Congo – South Sudan
Senegal – Tunisia
Egypt – Cameroon
Matchday 12 (26/2)
Tunisia – Congo
Cameroon – Senegal
South Sudan – Egypt
The draw for the 2023 World Cup
The draw for the 2023 MundoBasket groups will take place on April 29, 2023 in Manila. However, it should be noted that FIBA, in an effort to help the hosting countries make the tournament even more attractive to the public, has given them the opportunity to each choose one country to join their group.
Somehow the Philippines chose the USA (if they qualify), Japan, Slovenia and Indonesia, Canada.
World Cup 2023 – How it will be held
Phase A: In the Philippines, there are groups A – B (Manila, Moa Arena) and C – D (Manila, Araneta – Coliseum). Groups E – F will take place in Japan (Okinawa, Okinawa Arena). Groups G – H will take place in Indonesia (Jakarta, Indonesia Arena).
Second phase (teams carry their results and play 2 games): Group I (1st and 2nd Group A and 1st and 2nd Group B) will be played at Moa Arena in Manila. Group J (1st and 2nd Group C and 1st and 2nd Group D) will be played at the Araneta Coliseum in Manila. Group K (1st and 2nd Group E and 1st and 2nd Group F) will be played at Okinawa Arena, Okinawa. Group L (1st and 2nd Group G and 1st and 2nd Group H) will be played at Indonesia Arena in Jakarta.
The quarterfinals, semifinals, 5th-8th place league, minifinals and finals will be played September 5-10 at the Philippine Arena, a state-of-the-art stadium with a capacity of 55,000 spectators.
From the 2023 World Cup to the 2024 Olympic Games
In addition to hosts France, the 2023 World Cup will also produce seven of the teams that will take part in the Paris 2024 Olympics.
In fact, the top two teams from Europe, the top two teams from America, the top team from Asia, Oceania and Africa qualify for the greatest sporting event in the world.
Source: sport 24
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Basketball
Vembanyama’s double-double did not help San Antonio avoid defeat from Cleveland in the NBA match
San Antonio lost to Cleveland in a home game of the NBA regular season.
The meeting ended with a score of 113:101 (25:26, 24:29, 27:23, 37:23) in favor of the guests. The most productive player of the match was Cleveland basketball player Jarrett Allen, who scored 27 points. For San Antonio, Victor Vembanyama scored a double-double with 26 points and 14 rebounds.
Cleveland (18 wins/16 losses) is in eighth position in the Eastern Conference standings. San Antonio (23/9) is second in the West.
Results of other matches of the game day:
“Washington” — “Phoenix” — 101:115
“Charlotte” — “Milwaukee” — 113:123
“Toronto” – “Orlando” – 107:106
“Miami” — “Denver” — 147:123
“Chicago” – “Minnesota” – 101:136
“Houston” — “Indiana” — 126:119
“New Orleans” — “New York” — 125:130
“Oklahoma City” — “Atlanta” — 140:129
Portland – Dallas – 125:122
Source: Sportbox
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Basketball
Demin set a record for Brooklyn rookies for the most three-pointers scored in one match
Russian basketball player Egor Demin set a Brooklyn record among newcomers for the number of three-pointers made in one match, the club’s press service reports.
In the NBA regular season match, Brooklyn lost to Golden State with a score of 107:120. Demin made 7 three-point shots, which is a club record among newcomers.
In total, Demin scored 23 points in the match, the Russian repeated his personal record for scoring in the NBA – he had previously scored 23 points in the November match with Philadelphia (103:115).
Brooklyn has 10 wins and 20 losses in 30 matches. Demin’s team is 12th in the Eastern Conference standings.
Source: Sportbox
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Basketball
Crazy money. Cost of permanent NBA Europe franchises revealed
Unicaja President Antonio Nieto spoke about the project NBA Europe, which, according to preliminary plans, could start as early as October 2027, and noted that his club will try to get into the tournament through participation in the national league or the Champions League.
“We will never be an NBA franchise. These franchises will be located in very big cities, so that’s their idea; cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Istanbul, London, Paris… These are the teams that will create 12 permanent franchises and they say that they will have to pay about 500 million over 10 years for a television contract. Then there are 4 places that other teams participating in the Champions League or domestic leagues can enter every year and take one of these 4 places. Our goal is, as they say – Although I do not know all the rules Unlike the Euroleague, if we play one year in the NBA, the income will be similar or close to what the team owners get.
I don’t know who will leave or what transitions will occur. However, I think it would be a mistake for both leagues to exist at the same time. Clear and stable agreements are needed to bring basketball into order, as it is now the most unregulated of all sports. There cannot be 4-5 European competitions. People have a hard time understanding this, their interests diverge, players focus too much on the matches, injuries happen too often. And it is difficult to gather spectators in halls where there are so many matches. Economically this is unprofitable, this is absurd.
This is a matter of ego, and all parties need to come to the table and use common sense to create a logical system with one major league with economic control and real profits. A second strong league could provide an opportunity to enter NBA Europe, Euroleague or whatever it is called. “This would make sense and create a more coherent map of European basketball.”
Previously, the owner of the Euroleague club criticized the NBA Europe project.
Source: Sport UA
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