Everything you need to know about the Continental Cup Qualifiers Window 2

MIES (Switzerland) - Continental titles will be up for grabs in 2025.

The FIBA AfroBasket, FIBA AmeriCup, FIBA Asia Cup and FIBA EuroBasket will also be played next summer and all qualifying berths remain available.

Feel free to check the dedicated websites for the Qualifiers in the links above.

When does the action take place?

The first games of this international window will be played on Thursday, November 21. Those are qualifiers for FIBA Asia Cup 2025, FIBA EuroBasket 2025 and FIBA AmeriCup 2025.

FIBA AfroBasket 2025 qualifiers will be played starting on Friday, November 22.

FIBA AfroBasket: Nov. 22 to Nov. 24
FIBA AmeriCup: Nov. 21 to Nov. 25.
FIBA Asia Cup: Nov. 21 to Nov. 25
FIBA EuroBasket: Nov. 21 to Nov. 25

How many Continental Cup Qualifiers games will there be this window?

AfroBasket Qualifiers: 12
AmeriCup Qualifiers: 16
Asia Cup Qualifiers: 24
EuroBasket Qualifiers: 32
Total: 84

Where will qualifying games be played?

AfroBasket: Dakar, Senegal
AmeriCup: Pilar, Paraguay; Belem, Brazil; Saskatoon, Canada; Managua, Nicaragua; Valdivia, Chile; Havana, Cuba; Washington DC, USA; Mar de Plata, Argentina.
Asia Cup: Utsonomiya, Japan; Goyang, Korea; Tapei, Chinese Taipei; Manila, Philippines; Hefei, China; Bangkok, Thailand; Chennai, India; Tehran, Iran; Dubai, UAE; Amman, Jordan; Manama, Bahrain; Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; Mangilao, Guam; Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Jakarta, Indonesia; Christchurch, New Zealand; Doha, Qatar.
EuroBasket: Espoo, Finland; Nicosia, Cyprus; Pardubice, Czechia; Copenhagen, Denmark; Skopje, North Macedonia; Wloclawek, Poland; Zagreb, Croatia; London, Great Britain; Bratislava, Slovakia; Riga, Latvia; Istanbul, Republic of Türkiye; Stockholm, Sweden; Podgorica, Montenegro; Almada, Portugal; Reykjavik, Iceland. Den Haag, Netherlands; Tblisi, Georgia; Poitiers, France; Tallinn, Estonia; Thessaloniki, Greece; Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Klaipeda, Lithuania; Belgrade, Serbia; Koper, Slovenia; Szombathely, Hungary; Botevgrad, Bulgaria; Heidelberg, Germany; Ourense, Spain; Charleroi, Belgium; Reggio Emilia, Italy.

What teams are playing in the Continental Cup Qualifiers this window?

78 teams are competing in the second window.

Africa: South Sudan, Morocco, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali, Senegal, Rwanda, Cameroon and Gabon.
Asia: Japan, Mongolia, Korea, Indonesia, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Philippines, New Zealand, China, Guam, Thailand, Australia, India, Qatar, Iran, Kazakhstan, UAE, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Palestine and Saudi Arabia.
Americas: Paraguay, Panama, Brazil, Uruguay, Canada, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Bahamas, USA, Puerto Rico, Argentina and Venezuela.
Europe: Finland, Georgia, Cyprus, France, Czechia, Netherlands, Denmark, Serbia, North Macedonia, Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Great Britain, Greece, Slovakia, Spain, Latvia, Belgium, Republic of Türkiye, Hungary, Sweden, Germany, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Portugal, Slovenia, Iceland, Slovenia, Ukraine and Israel.

Which national teams can qualify this window?

FIBA AmeriCup: Three national teams have the chance to secure their spots for the FIBA AmeriCup 2025 during the November games.

Full report here:

Which teams can qualify during the second AmeriCup 2025 Qualifiers window?

FIBA Asia Cup: None of the teams have claimed their tickets to the Asia Cup through the Qualifiers, but that can change this window.

Full report here:

Who can already qualify for Asia Cup 2025 in Window 2?

FIBA EuroBasket: There are 24 national teams who can punch their ticket to the Final Round in November and six in danger of being eliminated.

Full report here:

Permutations: How can national teams qualify in November?

Who are the top 3 leading scorers so far in each Continental Cup Qualifiers?

FIBA AfroBasket Qualifiers:

#	Players	MPG	PPG	FG%	3P%	FT%
1.	Robinson Opong (UGA)	33.5	23.3	35.8	35.3	95.2
	Shannon Evans (GUI)	40.4	23.3	33.9	22.9	92.3
3.	Devine Chukwuemeka (NGR)	39.0	22.0	42.4	22.7	64.7

FIBA AmeriCup Qualifiers:

#	Players	MPG	PPG	FG%	3P%	FT%
1.	Manuel Suarez (CHI)	25.8	27	58.1	25	69.6
2.	Yago Santos (BRA)	25.2	22	47.1	40	0
3.	Jean Montero (DOM)	32.2	19	45.5	42.9	75
	Pedro Bombino (CUB)	20.4	19	77.8	0	100

FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers:

#	Players	MPG	PPG	FG%	3P%	FT%
1.	Yudai Baba (JPN)	37.1	24	60	66.7	100
2.	Javion Coleman Blake (SYR)	38.8	23.5	57.1	33.3	85.7
3.	Mustafa Rashed (BRN)	34.3	23	42.1	27.8	75

FIBA EuroBasket Qualifiers:

#	Players	MPG	PPG	FG%	3P%	FT%
1.	Nenad Dimitrijevic (MKD)	35.1	28.5	50	37.5	93.8
2.	Klemen Prepelic (SLO)	30.8	25.5	44.4	47.6	89.5
3.	Roko Prkacin (CRO)	20.6	24	83.3	0	100

Where and how can you watch the Continental Cup Qualifiers?

Featuring expert analysis and coverage dedicated to your team, you can find out who is broadcasting games in your country as noted at the top of the page for each game.

Access the 'Games' pages for each of the Continental Cup Qualifiers here, then click on the specific game you are looking for:

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Where are the Continental Cups next year?

FIBA AfroBasket: Angola
FIBA AmeriCup: Nicaragua
FIBA Asia Cup: Saudi Arabia
FIBA EuroBasket: Latvia, Cyprus, Finland and Poland.

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