Ranking all 16 teams at the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup based on talent, recent form and their chances of competing for a medal.

EuroBasket 2025 crowned champions, showcased stars like Giannis and Wagner and highlighted Europe’s rising basketball power. It was a tournament defined by history, drama and breakthrough performances.

Two semifinals, two very different stories. Finland’s dream run finally met a ceiling against a German team peaking at the right time, while Turkey’s unbeaten streak rolled on thanks to role-player eruption and a defensive masterclass against Giannis and Greece.

EuroBasket Day 13: Quarterfinals, Second Day

EuroBasket Day 12: Quarterfinals, First Day

EuroBasket Day 10: Round of 16, Second Day

EuroBasket Day 10: Round of 16, First Day

Day 8 of EuroBasket served up a full platter of high-stakes basketball, where momentum swung like a pendulum and no lead felt safe. From tightly contested finishes to breakout performances, teams leaned on star power and collective grit in equal measure.

Day 8 of EuroBasket served up a full platter of high-stakes basketball, where momentum swung like a pendulum and no lead felt safe. From tightly contested finishes to breakout performances, teams leaned on star power and collective grit in equal measure.

EuroBasket Day 7 was absolutely wild, full of upsets and game-changing performances. We saw some truly unexpected results, like Italy's gritty win over Spain and Bosnia and Herzegovina handing Greece their first loss.

Day 6 of EuroBasket was a study in intensity and endurance. Historic performances collided with growing injury concerns, and every possession felt like it could tilt a team’s tournament fate. The stakes are climbing, and the margin for error is vanishing fast.

EuroBasket 2025 Day 5: Greece dominates Georgia, Dončić records a historic triple-double, and Fontecchio sets a new scoring record as Italy beats Bosnia.

Germany, looking absolutely locked in, secured their spot in the EuroBasket 2025 Round of 16 by taking down Lithuania in Tampere with a final score of 107-88. Right from the opening tip, Germany’s offense was in a groove, fueled by perfect three-point shooting from Dennis Schröder, Daniel Theis, and Johannes Thiemann. Their overwhelming depth and offensive firepower took over, and they cruised to a 107-88 victory, booking their trip to Riga.