
Germany to Host Belgium in FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final
Germany will welcome Belgium to the Berlin Arena on Thursday for a high‑stakes quarterfinal that could shape the tournament’s final four and podium race.
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Germany will welcome Belgium to the Berlin Arena on Thursday for a high‑stakes quarterfinal that could shape the tournament’s final four and podium race.

Caitlin Clark's 19 assists and the United States' 75% assist rate have powered a 3‑0 Group D record and a spot in the quarterfinals.

After a decisive win over Türkiye, Puerto Rico secured a place in the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup Final Phase, a milestone achieved through relentless effort, a memorable AI‑driven motivational moment, and a growing belief that respect is earned on the court.

Japan's Women's Basketball team was eliminated in the quarterfinal after a 84-63 loss to Hungary in Berlin, concluding a campaign that had seen the side ranked tenth globally.

Team USA defeated Czechia 105-64, improving to a perfect 3-0 in Group D and moving into the quarterfinals after a record 33rd consecutive World Cup win.

Hungary’s women’s basketball squad made history by beating Japan 84‑63 and earning a spot in the World Cup quarterfinals, a first in 40 years, and will now try to medal against the USA.

Germany’s quarter‑final berth, secured on home soil, rests on the versatile leadership of Leonie Fiebich.

Hungary's Reka Lelik earned Player of the Game honors after a 23‑point, 8‑rebound, 4‑assist performance that propelled the team to an 84‑63 win over Japan and a historic top‑eight finish.

Team USA finished Group D unbeaten and advances directly to the quarterfinals, with a September 10 showdown in Berlin against the Hungary‑Japan victor, as they chase a fifth consecutive title and 12th overall crown.

The Chinese women's basketball team secured second place in Group D with a 71‑51 win over Italy in Berlin, setting up a play‑off for a quarter‑final berth against France.

In a September 2026 World Cup qualifier in Berlin, the United States women's team overcame Czechia through strategic adaptability, with key contributions from Angel Reese and Noa Dalzell, reinforcing their championship credentials.

The United States women's team, riding a historic run of eight Olympic golds and four world titles, faces a high‑stakes quarterfinal that could reshape the future of the WNBA and the legacy of its leading players.

Breanna Stewart's experience and guidance, drawing on past champions and a legacy of 33 consecutive World Cup victories, position the United States to extend its pursuit of a fifth straight crown in a high‑stakes quarterfinal.

The USA Basketball women's team defeated Czechia 105-64 in Berlin, securing Group D victory and a direct path to the quarterfinals, where they could meet Spain, Australia or Italy in the semifinals.

The United States women's basketball team extended their winning streak to 33 games with a 105-64 triumph over the Czech Republic, highlighted by strong performances from Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier.

The United States women's basketball team continued its record-breaking streak at the FIBA World Cup, defeating Czechia 105-64 in Berlin and highlighting standout performances from Stewart, Collier and a balanced roster.

The German women's basketball team secured an 83‑58 victory over Mali, finishing second in Group A and earning a spot in the quarter‑final play‑off round.

The Final Phase schedule for the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup has been set after the group stage in Berlin, with Hungary, Japan, Germany, Korea, Puerto Rico, China, Australia and Italy slated for crucial quarterfinal‑bound games.

The 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Final Phase pairings were confirmed in Berlin, outlining a schedule that pits Hungary against Japan, Germany against Korea, Puerto Rico against China and Italy against Australia, with key players such as Dorka Juhasz, Xu Han and Ezi Magbegor leading their squads toward historic quarter‑final berths.

The USA and Czechia will clash at Berlin Arena on September 7, with the Americans favored to win the group and Czechia aiming to improve on their 2010 silver medal.

Germany secured a decisive Group A victory over Mali in Berlin, improving their momentum heading into the quarter‑finals where they will face Korea, with Belgium potentially awaiting them next.

Coach Kara Lawson voiced concerns over her squad's effort levels after a tight win over Italy, highlighting poor shooting percentages and the need for stronger defense as the U.S. advances to the quarterfinals.

On September 7, the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup Group Phase concluded in Berlin with Belgium remaining unbeaten, France posting a record win, and Puerto Rico and Hungary notching impressive victories.

After a 75‑71 victory over Turkey, Puerto Rico’s women’s basketball squad, led by coach Gerardo Batista, advances to a playoff that could secure a World Cup quarterfinal spot, highlighting their quest for broader recognition.