Germany beat Serbia to win Basketball World Cup for first time

Germany beat Serbia to win Basketball World Cup for first time

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Category : Sports Published on: September 15 2023

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  • Germany won their first-ever men’s FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 title by beating Serbia in Manila.
  • The 19th edition of FIBA’s flagship event, co-hosted by the Philippines, Indonesia, and Japan.
  • Germany became the first team to win a FIBA World Cup crown in their final debut since Spain in 2006.
  • Serbia absorbed another heartbreak after losing to the United States 129-92 in the 2014 final in Madrid, Spain, though they finished better than their quarterfinal exit in 2019.
  • Earlier, Canada bagged their first World Cup 2022 podium finish at the expense of the short-handed United States.
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