By Johnny Askounis/ info@eurohoops.net
The FIBA World Cup 2027 Qualifiers resume this week, bringing an action-packed schedule to fans across Europe. A total of 24 nations are set to clash as the second and final round of qualification gets underway, with the continent’s premier powerhouses ready to reignite their pursuit of a coveted World Cup berth.
Spanning from Thursday through Monday, the upcoming slate features a series of high-stakes matchups across four equal groups. Global superstars are primed to suit up for their home countries, highlighted by the anticipated appearances of Serbia’s Nikola Jokic and France’s Victor Wembanyama. This crucial stretch marks the beginning of a fresh six-game schedule that will ultimately decide which European countries secure their tickets to the final stage of the World Cup.
To ensure you don’t miss a moment of the action, comprehensive coverage and breaking updates will be available on Eurohoops and the official tournament website. Fans can stream every game live worldwide via the Courtside 1891 platform, while regional television networks, including ERT in Greece, RTVE in Spain, and TRT Sport in Turkiye, will provide local broadcast coverage.
Below is the complete Window 4 schedule for the European Qualifiers.
FIBA World Cup 2027 European Qualifiers
Group I
Georgia – Montenegro (28/8, 17:30 CET)
Ukraine – Greece (28/8, 18:00 CET)
Spain – Portugal (28/8, 21:00 CET)
Greece – Spain (31/8, 18:00 CET)
Portugal – Georgia (31/8, 20:00 CET)
Montenegro – Ukraine (31/8, 20:30 CET)
Standings
1. Spain 11 (5-1)
2. Ukraine 10 (4-2)
3. Montenegro 10 (4-2)
4. Portugal 9 (3-3)
5. Greece 9 (3-3)
6. Georgia 9 (3-3)
Group J
Turkiye – Lithuania (28/8, 20:00 CET)
Serbia – Iceland (28/8, 20:00 CET)
Bosnia-Herzegovina – Italy (28/8, 20:00 CET)
Lithuania – Bosnia-Herzegovina (31/8, 17:30 CET)
Italy – Serbia (31/8, 19:30 CET)
Iceland – Turkiye (31/8, 21:30 CET)
Standings
1. Turkiye 12 (6-0)
2. Italy 11 (5-1)
3. Serbia 10 (4-2)
4. Lithuania 9 (3-3)
5. Iceland 9 (3-3)
6. Bosnia-Herzegovina 8 (2-4)
Group K
Croatia – Latvia (27/8, 20:00 CET)
Germany – Netherlands (27/8, 20:00 CET)
Israel – Poland (27/8, 20:00 CET)
Netherlands – Croatia (30/8, 14:30 CET)
Poland – Germany (30/8, 14:45 CET)
Latvia – Israel (30/8, 18:00 CET)
Standings
1. Poland 12 (6-0)
2. Croatia 11 (5-1)
3. Germany 11 (5-1)
4. Latvia 9 (3-3)
5. Netherlands 8 (2-4)
6. Israel 8 (2-4)
Group L
Finland – Sweden (27/8, 17:30 CET)
Hungary – Estonia (27/8, 18:00 CET)
France – Slovenia (27/8, 20:30 CET)
Sweden – France (30/8, 17:30 CET)
Estonia – Finland (30/8, 18:00 CET)
Slovenia – Hungary (30/8, 20:00 CET)
Standings
1. France 11 (5-1)
2. Finland 10 (4-2)
3. Estonia 9 (3-3)
4. Sweden 9 (3-3)
5. Slovenia 9 (3-3)
6. Hungary 9 (3-3)
-Top 3 national teams from each group advance to the World Cup
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