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Other FIBA Women's World Cup games — Sat 5 September

Germany vs Japan — FIBA Women's World Cup · Saturday 5 September at 18:00

Germany
74—58
Japan
Final
TeamMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFDEVAL
Germany200:007426‑638‑2714‑2083442216311161792
Japan200:005822‑683‑2711‑13623297766171653

Germany

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#8 Nyara SABALLY21:58186‑142‑34‑8279000114+1714
#9 Emma EICHMEYER20:01104‑82‑50‑031410123—-610
#13 Leonie FIEBICH32:0851‑90‑73‑3099730114+1615
#15 Luisa GEISELSODER14:1451‑51‑22‑2011210143+34
#19 Britta DAUB21:3100‑20‑20‑002210013—+20
#20 Frieda BUHNER24:37198‑123‑40‑0134310112+2222
#21 Marie GUELICH16:05114‑50‑03‑4134100222+1112
#3 Alexandra WILKE18:2031‑30‑21‑1022510101+18
#25 Clara BIELEFELD15:5421‑30‑00‑003300110—+93
#24 Lina SONTAG15:1210‑20‑21‑2134101011+54
#1 Alexis PETERSON00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000——0
#22 Emily BESSOIR00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000——0

Japan

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#26 Kokoro TANAKA19:58157‑150‑61‑2033010002-1110
#10 Ramu TOKASHIKI18:1340‑40‑14‑4235014137-39
#75 Nanako TODO16:4020‑20‑12‑2066100112-96
#27 Saki HAYASHI22:0921‑40‑10‑0011000032-30
#52 Yuki MIYAZAWA10:4921‑60‑30‑001111010—-22-1
#8 Maki TAKADA17:5593‑61‑32‑2022001111-68
#23 Mai YAMAMOTO20:3083‑112‑60‑000020012—-71
#2 Norika KONNO19:2084‑70‑10‑021312113—+511
#3 Stephanie MAWULI20:1141‑40‑12‑2246020011+119
#14 Azusa ASAHINA12:5621‑30‑10‑001100001—-121
#6 Otoha GOTO13:3021‑30‑10‑1011000011-30
#13 Rui MACHIDA7:4900‑30‑20‑000020001—-20-1

Buhner's Spark Ignites Germany Past Japan

Frieda Buhner’s electrifying 19-point performance off the bench propelled Germany to a commanding 74-58 victory over Japan at the FIBA Women's World Cup.

In a high-stakes international tournament clash, Germany established an early, insurmountable lead, outscoring Japan 28-11 in the opening quarter to seize control.

Though Japan narrowed the gap to five points by halftime (34-29), Germany’s defence tightened and their offence found its rhythm, building an imposing 19-point advantage entering the final period (58-39). The hosts leveraged a significant rebounding edge, outrebounding Japan 42-29, and their bench provided crucial scoring, contributing 36 points to Japan's 33. While Leonie Fiebich dished out 7 assists and grabbed 9 rebounds, and Nyara Sabally posted 18 points and 9 boards, Buhner was the offensive catalyst. Japan, despite forcing 11 turnovers and blocking 6 shots, struggled offensively, shooting just 32% from the field.

This dominant performance serves as a significant statement for Germany on the world stage.

All FIBA Women's World Cup games on Sat 5 September