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Germany Lock Horns With Great Britain
Tournament: FIBA Eurobasket 2025 | Venue: Tampere Deck Arena, Finland (FIN) | Tip Off: 19:00:00
Live Streaming: Courtside 1891
Germany to Win!
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So far in the 2025 EuroBasket, the German national team has appeared to be very brutal. They played Lithuania after defeating Sweden and Montenegro with ease, and it was in that match that Germany played at their very best. Together, Dennis Schroder, Franz Wagner, and Daniel Theis scored 73 points against Lithuania, making them the primary contributors.
Their offense is demonstrated by their 54.4% field goal shooting, which includes 61.6% on two-pointers, and 45.7% from the arc. Their 22 assists per game demonstrate excellent collaboration. Defensively they average with 36 rebounds, 10 steals and 3 blocks. They are excellent at free-throw shooting (78.3%), but their 8.7 turnover rate may be a weakness.
For their next game, Germany must impose tempo with quick ball movement, exploit size mismatches inside, and pressure Great Britain’s guards defensively, while maintaining perimeter efficiency to neutralize Britain’s physical play and scoring bursts.
With three straight defeats, it is obvious that Great Britain will not be making it to the Round of 16. After losing their first two games against Lithuania and Finland, they also lost to Sweden 78-59, who are both regarded as the group's weakest squad. Sweden outscored Britain in the third quarter, ruining Britain's hopes of ending their 13-game EuroBasket losing skid, despite their ability to remain competitive in the first half.
Myles Hesson led the team with 17 points demonstrating veteran composure, while Jubrile Belo contributed 14 points, going a perfect 2-of-2 from beyond the arc. Carl Wheatle anchored the defense, grabbing 13 rebounds.
Yet Great Britain couldn’t sustain momentum. Great Britain was outscored, 40–14 in the paint. Great Britain had strong individual efforts and defensive grit, but inconsistency, turnovers, and Sweden’s physical dominance ultimately sealed the result. For their next game, Great Britain faces a formidable opponent, Germany, who has the roster depth, NBA-level talent and tactical cohesion.
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Dennis Schroder |
| SG | Andreas Obst |
| SF | Franz Wagner |
| PF | Johannes Voigtmann |
| C | Daniel Theis |
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Amin Adamu |
| SG | Luke Nelson |
| SF | Myles Hesson |
| PF | Akwasi Yeboah |
| C | Gabe Olaseni |
Great Britain must slow Germany’s pace, stay disciplined and their key players like Hesson and Wheatle must show up. Germany’s depth, star power and transition game give them a decisive edge in this matchup. However, these two teams have met three times in official games so far, and interestingly, Great Britain has won all three.
The match is slated to be played at Tampere, Tampere Deck Arena, Finland and the scheduled start time is 07:00 PM, Local Time: 04:30 PM (GMT+3).
| Player Name | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals/Blocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dennis Schroder | 23.3 | 2.7 | 5.7 | 1.3/0.0 |
| Myles Hesson | 13.0 | 3.0 | 2.3 | 0.7/0.7 |