Basketball World Cup: Slovenia defeated Germany to swallow first Schroeder 24+10 Doncic 23 points

On September 3, Beijing time, the 2023 Basketball World Cup, Germany played Slovenia, and Wagner Jr. was absent due to injury. Doncic scored 12 points in the first quarter as Slovenia built the advantage, and Germany rallied in the second quarter to take a 27-9 lead by as many as 21 points. In the end, Germany won by scoring a double-double advantage with four men, and the score was 100-71, Germany gave Slovenia the first defeat of the World Cup. Schroder scored 24 points and 10 assists to become the first contributor to the victory, and Doncic still scored 23 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists when he was targeted.

Field Data:

Slovenia: Doncic 23 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists, Prepelic 12 points

Germany: Bonga 12 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists, Schroeder 24 points and 10 assists, Gifey 10 points, Theis 14 points and 7 rebounds, Wagner 10 points and 8 rebounds

Best of the game:

Schroeder shot 8-of-11 from the field, including 4 three-pointers, scored 24 points, and also gave 10 assists to cheer up the team, helping Germany to have the last laugh in this strong conversation!

Highlights:

Doncic hit a long-range three-pointer!

Doncic looked at Bonga with a playful look!

Bonga steals Doncic fast attack dunk!

Schroeder Brilliant Pass Banga 3-point shot!

Schroeder hits a three-pointer!

Competition Review:

In the first quarter, Bonga took the lead, Doncic returned the shot, then assisted Dragic to score, Slovenia played a wave of 6-0, Theis dunked to stop the decline, Doncic hit another shot, Theis scored, Prepelic scored empty, Schroder scored a brilliant single, and Dragic hit a three-pointer. Doncic then turned on scoring mode, first scoring single-handedly, hitting a long-range 3-pointer in the next round, Dimets scoring a basket, and Prepelic hitting a whistle 3-pointer, giving Slovenia a 25-11 lead over Germany at the end of the first quarter. Doncic scored 12 points in a single quarter.

In the second quarter, Germany went on a 4-0 start, Prepelic immediately responded with a three-pointer, Gifey also hit a three, and Doncic created a foul on Wagner's offensive foul. Then Donci passed Toby to score under the basket, Gifey scored on the second attack, Toby scored again on the basket, and Doncic completed the steal. At this time, Germany set off a counterattack, Schroeder broke through to score, Gbarnga hit a three-pointer, Germany played a wave of 16-4, Doncic broke through at the key moment, but Germany has already risen, Theis hit consecutive shots, half time, Germany 38-34 lead Slovenia.

In the second half, Toby had to open the game with a basket, Theis hooked in response, Schroder hit a three-pointer, Doncic scored a difficult single, Dragic fouled quickly, Schroder scored 5 consecutive points, Doncic responded with a European step, and Theis stopped Slovenia with an empty dunk. After the timeout, Theis made another empty dunk, Bonga completed 2+1, Theis hit Bonga to steal Doncic to complete the dunk, Germany played a wave of 19-6. Then Bonga scored again under the basket, Prepelic broke through 2+1 to stop the bleeding, but then complained that the referee blew a penalty, Schroder made 2 of 2 free throws, Gife hit a three-pointer, at this time Doncic responded with a three-point addition to a free throw, Giffe hit a whistle, and at the end of the third quarter, Germany led Slovenia 68-52.

In the final quarter, Slovenia played a 4-0 start, Wagner returned a three-pointer, Dimetz made a kill, Nikolic hit a three-pointer, Wagner responded with five consecutive points, and Madolo hit a three-point to give Germany an 18-point lead. Schroeder then scored on a fast break, plus hit a three-pointer, Toby complained about a technical foul on the referee, and Schroeder scored on a free throw. With four minutes left in regular time, Germany led by 22 points and began to withdraw the main team, losing the suspense of the game, and finally Germany successfully defeated Slovenia.

Starters from both sides:

Slovenia: Doncic, Zoran Dragic, Alexey, Prepelic, Toby

Germany: Schroeder, Tyse, Johannes, Andreas, Bonga