MUNICH (Germany) - With the November window for FIBA EuroBasket 2025 Qualifiers on the horizon, anticipation is building as teams gear up to secure their spots.
By the end of this window, some of the 20 available tickets are expected to be claimed, bringing us closer to the final tournament lineup. But if you're feeling the urge to break out the calculators or map out the endless "what if" scenarios, don’t worry – we've done the heavy lifting for you!
Here's a straightforward look at what each team needs to do to get one step closer to the Final Round.
Group A
How can teams qualify?
Slovenia would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
They would also qualify with one win if Israel beat Ukraine twice;
Israel would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
Portugal would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if Israel beat Ukraine twice.
Group B
How can teams qualify?
Italy would qualify for the Final Round with two wins ;
They would also qualify for the with one win if Türkiye beat Hungary twice;
Türkiye would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
Iceland would qualify for the for the Final Round with two wins if Türkiye beat Hungary twice.
Group C
How can teams qualify?
Belgium would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
They would also qualify with one win if either Spain or Slovakia win twice;
Latvia are already qualified for the Final Round as hosts;
Spain would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
Slovakia would qualify for the Final Round with two wins.
Who can be eliminated?
Spain would be eliminated if they lose twice and Belgium beat Latvia at least once;
Slovakia would be eliminated if they lose twice and Belgium beat Latvia at least once.
Group D
How can teams qualify?
Germany would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if either Montenegro or Bulgaria also win twice;
Montenegro would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if either Germany or Sweden also win twice;
Bulgaria would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if either Germany or Sweden also win twice;
Sweden would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if either Montenegro or Bulgaria also win twice.
Group E
How can teams qualify?
France would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if either Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia also win twice;
Bosnia and Herzegovina would qualify with two wins if France beat Cyprus at least once;
Croatia would qualify with two wins if France beat Cyprus at least once;
Cyprus are already qualified for the Final Round as hosts.
Who can be eliminated?
Bosnia and Herzegovina would be eliminated if they lose twice and France beat Cyprus twice;
Croatia would be eliminated if they lose twice and France beat Cyprus twice.
Group F
How can teams qualify?
Greece would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
They would also qualify with one win if Czechia beat Netherlands twice;
Czechia would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
Great Britain would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if Czechia beat Netherlands twice.
Group G
How can teams qualify?
Serbia would qualify for the Final Round with two wins;
They would also qualify with one win if Finland beat Georgia twice;
Finland are already qualified for the Final Round as hosts;
Denmark would qualify with two wins if Finland beat Georgia twice.
Group H
How can teams qualify?
Estonia would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if either Lithuania or North Macedonia win twice;
North Macedonia would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if Estonia beat Poland at least once;
Lithuania would qualify for the Final Round with two wins if Estonia beat Poland at least once;
Poland are already qualified for the Final Round as hosts.
Who can be eliminated?
North Macedonia would be eliminated if they lose twice and Estonia beat Poland twice;
Lithuania would be eliminated if they lose twice and Estonia beat Poland twice.
DISCLAIMER: The above analysis has been prepared solely for the purpose of improving the experience of fans. It is not to be understood as advice or as binding information on the FIBA EuroBasket Qualifiers for competition purposes.
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