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    3×3 Europe Cup 2023 live stream: Schedule, Teams, Pools, Where to watch

    Melissa HowBy Melissa HowSeptember 5, 2023Updated:September 5, 2023No Comments6 Mins Read FIBA
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    Best continental men’s and women’s players are ready to showcase their skills on the big stage as one of the year’s biggest sporting events, FIBA 3×3 Europe Cup 2023, kicks off tomorrow in Jerusalem, Israel.

    After the FIBA 3×3 World Cup Qualifier in May, the eighth edition of the continental tournament starts with 24 qualified men’s and women’s teams, divided into four pools, with three teams in each collection.

    How to watch 3×3 Europe Cup 2023 Live on TV, Streaming

    Venue: Jerusalem, Jerusalem District, Israel

    Date: Tuesday, September 5 – Thursday, September 7

    Live Stream: Olympic Channel via Olympics.com | Olympics App (for mobile devices)

    All the action from the 3×3 Europe Cup 2023 will be available to stream live on the Olympic Channel via NextMirror OTT and the official Olympics app for mobile devices.

    Europe Cup Basketball 3×3 Preview

    The top two sides after pool play will progress to the quarter-finals, and then the winning teams advance to the semi-final and the final.

    In addition to the continental title, participating teams will have the opportunity to gain valuable points towards their federation’s ranking, which will be used in the qualification process for Paris 2024.

    Having won the World Cup in June, four-time winner Serbia will enter the tournament as hot favorites in the men’s section, featuring the world’s number one player, Strahinja Stojacic, in the roster.

    Meanwhile, in the women’s category, defending champion and recent World Cup runner-up France stands tall, winning three of the last four titles.

    Men’s Top Players:

    Strahinja Stojacic (Serbia)

    Also Called ‘Doctor Strange,’ Strahinja Stojacic has been fantastic this year, winning three Masters MVPs. He played a significant role in Serbia’s triumph last year and, once again, will be the man with a considerable contribution for the opportunity to win the insane fifth straight title.

    Worthy de Jong (Netherlands)

    The number one most entertaining player to watch, the Dutch hoops legend, has a crazy average of 9.3 ppg from 20 World Tour games, averaging 40 in basketball.

    In international competitions, he performs even better, averaging 10.6 ppg at the World Cup. Although he wasn’t part of the Dutch bronze medal side last year, his presence can surely achieve them their first-ever gold.

    Nauris Miezis (Latvia)

    It’s been six years since Nauris Miezis and his Latvian teammates shocked Europe by winning the tournament. However, he hasn’t won another Europe Cup and would be looking to go one step better than last year, where they finished second and Nauris made the Team of the Tournament.

    Denzel Agyeman (Germany)

    An 18-year-old talented player is coming to the tournament after featuring at the FIBA 3×3 U18 World Cup and is arguably the most exciting youngster in the continent. He has showcased his potential in senior games before and will be a player to watch in this tournament.

     

    Women’s Top Players:

    Laetitia Guapo (France)

    France’s Laetitia Guapo always performs well on the big stage. She has won more medals than Usain Bolt and claimed the MVP at the Crelan FIBA 3×3 World Cup 2022 and was part of his nation’s triumph in the previous edition.

    Guapo has continued impressing this year by winning the silver medal and being named Team of the Tournament. That said, by featuring a player of such consistency, the possibility of France lifting the title is very high.

    Noortje Driessen (Netherlands)

    The 6ft exceptionally skilled 24-year-old Driessen averages 5.3 ppg in the Women’s Series. She is returning to the event where she achieved her breakout and will look to go one step further this year after having silver at the previous edition.

    Klaudia Papp (Hungary)

    5ft 6in Hungary’s Klaudia Papp is another top women’s player in the Continental tournament. She has been lighting up the Women’s series with her pace during the past two seasons, averaging 5.4 ppg.

    Pools

    Men’s

    Pool A: Serbia | Austria | Israel

    Pool B: Lithuania | Germany | Czechia

    Pool C: Netherlands | France | Croatia

    Pool D: Belgium | Latvia | Cyprus

    Women’s

    Pool A: France | Czechia | Ukraine

    Pool B: Germany | Italy | Israel

    Pool C: Lithuania | Hungary | Portugal

    Pool D: Spain | Netherlands | Luxembourg

    Europe Cup 2023 Schedule (UTC Time)

    Day 1, Tuesday 5 September – Pool playDateTeamTime (UTC)Round
    Day 2, Wednesday 6 September – Pool playDateTeamTime (UTC)Round
    6 Sept, 2023Lithuania v Portugal13:40Women Pool C
    6 Sept, 2023France v Ukraine14:05Women Pool A
    6 Sept, 2023Netherlands v Croatia14:30Men Pool C
    6 Sept, 2023Serbia v Austria14:55Men Pool A
    6 Sept, 2023Hungary v Portugal15:30Women Pool C
    6 Sept, 2023Czechia v Ukraine15:55Women Pool A
    6 Sept, 2023France v Croatia16:20Men Pool C
    6 Sept, 2023Austria v Israel16:45Men Pool A
    6 Sept, 2023Lithuania v Hungary17:20Women Pool C
    6 Sept, 2023France v Czechia17:45Women Pool A
    6 Sept, 2023Netherlands v France18:10Men Pool C
    6 Sept, 2023Serbia v Israel18:35

    Men Pool A

     

    FIBA Europe Cup 2023 Schedule

    FIBA Europe Cup 2023 (Men’s Team Rosters)

    Serbia:Nemanja BaraćMarko BrankovicStefan KojicStrahinja Stojacic
    Lithuania:Evaldas DžiaugysAurelijus PukelisMarijus UzupisŠarūnas Vingelis
    Netherlands:Julian JaringArvin SlagterWorthy de JongDimeo van der Horst
    Belgium:Bryan De ValckDennis DonkorJonas FoertsThibaut Vervoort
    Latvia:Francis LacisKarlis LasmanisMārcis OsisZigmars Raimo
    France:Léopold CavalièreLucas DussoulierHugo SuhardTimothé Vergiat
    Germany:Denzel AgyemanSidi BeikamePhilip HeckerLuca Oghie Ozono
    Austria:Nico KaltenbrunnerFilip KrämerMatthias LinortnerEnis Murati
    Czech Republic:Matej SnopekMichal SvojanovskyKevin TymlDominik Zák
    Croatia:Jure GunjinaŽelijko JovićStipe KrstanovićIvan Rašetina
    Cyprus:Marios GeorgiouAndreas HimonasStefanos IlladisChristos Loizides
    Israel:Netanel ArtziTomer AssayagGil BennyJoaquin Szuchman

    FIBA Europe Cup 2023 (Women’s Team Rosters)

    Lithuania:Giedre LabuckieneKamile NacickaiteMartyna PetrenaiteGabriele Sulske
    Germany:Jenny CrowderAma DegbeonSonja GreinacherTheresa Simon
    France:Myriam DjekoundadeLaetitia GuapoHortense LimouzinMarie-Eve Paget
    Spain:Gracia AlonsoJuana CamilionCecilia MuhateSandra Ygueravide
    Netherlands:Loyce BettonvilJanis BoonstraNoortje DriessenKiki Fleuren
    Hungary:Boglárka BachVivi BöröndyJanka HegedüsKlaudia Papp
    Italy:Debora CarangeloRaelin D’AlieSara MaderaLaura Spreafico
    Czech Republic:Kateřina GalíčkováAlžběta LevínskáAnna RylichováKarolina Sotolova
    Ukraine:Krystyna FilevychVeronika KosmachAnzhelika LiashkoTetiana Yurkevichus
    Israel:Alyssa BaronDrew Edelman

     

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