In a dramatic confrontation late Tuesday night, the Poles, who had not lost their laughs, did not laugh at the French, but eventually suffered a failure – 76:83 (24:27, 20:14, 11:19, 21:23).
Just a fantastic show was held by Captain Guerschon Yabusele, who scored 36 points (6/8 doubles, 6/12 trit, 6/10 penalties) and 6 rebounds, of which 5 of which were offensive.
Photo by fiba.com/guerschon Yabusele
Even before the match, it turned out that the French had lost another tall. Alex Sarr, who suffered a calf trauma, is no longer in these championships and was the second most useful in the national team.
Photo by fiba.com/alex Sarr
This match was poor for Kaunas “Žalgiris” Legionnaire Sylvain Francisco, who had full of all 4 of his three -pointers and scored 3 points (1/1 double, 1/2 penalty) and just 1 utility score within 22.5 minutes.
In a changeable match, the French only managed to break at the start of the fourth quarter (55:68), but the Poles did not lower their hands.
At the end of the 19th century, the hosts approached up to 76:80 and were preparing an attack, but they failed to mark, and Elie Okobo’s three -point helped the final point.
Poland: Jordan Loydas 18 (2/5 trit., 5 plays), Mateuš Ponitka 16 (1/5 trit., 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 assists), Michal Sokolowski 15 (2/6 trit., 6), Alexander Balcerski (5 rebounds)
France: Guerschonas yabusele 36 (6/12 trit., 6 atk. Kam.), Elie Okobo 14 (2/7 trit., 10 rez. Perd.), Jaylenas hoardas 10, mouhammadou jaiteh 8 (5 atk. Kam. Kam.
In this group, all the teams traveling to the next round are already clear-Slovenians (2-2), led by Luka Dončičius, will join the Polish, French and Jews, but their positions will only be revealed in the final round.
The French will play with the Icelanders, the Poles with the Belgians, and Slovenia will fight with Israel.
