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Other FIBA U20 EuroBasket games — Sat 11 July

Serbia vs Poland — FIBA U20 EuroBasket · Saturday 11 July at 18:00

Serbia
8467
Poland
Final
TeamMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFDEVAL
Serbia200:008431‑692‑1620‑271426401611591622102
Poland200:006725‑6110‑277‑1382028194116221661

Serbia

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#3 Nikola Dzepina25:03218‑140‑25‑66713313227+1132
#7 Andrej Lucic24:13184‑101‑39‑10044110126+1516
#5 Marko Tofoski22:1694‑71‑20‑201111002107
#8 Mitar Bosnjakovic28:0283‑90‑32‑3033310243+206
#11 Nikola Bundalo19:1884‑80‑10‑0112100011+87
#22 Aleksa Stanojevic22:47125‑90‑22‑2235311011+918
#10 Milos Sojic14:1452‑50‑01‑2448020102+810
#6 Andrija Duric10:5821‑10‑00‑0112100110-14
#88 Uros Suput16:5010‑20‑11‑2011221011+184
#1 Matija Popovic13:1100‑30‑10‑0011120220-1-1
#33 Petar Ostojic00:4300‑10‑10‑0000000000-2-1
#4 Petar Radovic02:2500‑00‑00‑000000000000

Poland

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#1 Blazej Czapla23:07166‑134‑70‑0123000010-1012
#10 Iwo Baganc19:0373‑61‑30‑2123000123-114
#4 Zoran Milicic14:4042‑60‑10‑013440013207
#11 Dawid Niedzialkowski11:2220‑00‑02‑2011000201-161
#7 Szymon Kiejzik18:2500‑20‑10‑0000100031-12-1
#6 Milosz Majewski17:19113‑43‑32‑3134100111-313
#12 Aleksander Kornacki21:4884‑80‑10‑1314300121-29
#8 Mateusz Orlowski12:5983‑92‑60‑0000110200-72
#0 Jakub Galewski18:3951‑60‑43‑4134300336-83
#9 Karol Prochorowicz17:0442‑20‑00‑1011010031-75
#3 Soprano Szelazek15:1921‑50‑10‑0033600400-83
#13 Piotr Luczak10:1500‑00‑00‑0011021140-13

Dzepina Masterclass Seals Serbian Victory

Nikola Dzepina delivered a dominant performance, tallying 21 points and 13 rebounds to lead Serbia to an 84-67 victory over Poland at Arena Stožice II.

In this FIBA U20 EuroBasket encounter, Serbia established a slim six-point lead by halftime, holding a 44-38 advantage, which they extended to nine points (63-54) entering the final quarter.

While Poland's bench provided significant offensive output with 38 points compared to Serbia's 20, the Serbian side ultimately sealed their win with a decisive fourth-quarter push, outscoring Poland 21-13 to establish the final margin.

Majewski, who posted a double-double, spearheaded Serbia's charge, with Andrej Lucic adding 18 points. Aleksa Stanojevic also chipped in 12 points off the bench. Serbia controlled the glass, outrebounding Poland 40-28 and forcing 11 steals, despite converting just 13% of their three-point attempts (2-of-16).

This victory serves as a significant statement for Serbia in the tournament, showcasing their ability to secure a win even when their long-range shooting falters.