Schroeder returned from 4 of 26 from the field to score 16 points as Germany narrowly beat Latvia 81-79 to advance to the semi-finals

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In the 1/4 final of the Men's Basketball World Cup, the focus game is no less intense than an all-star showdown. The battle between the German men's basketball team and Latvia is not only a basketball match, but also a battle to push the limits, with the two strong teams fighting the court for a common goal: to reach the final four and compete for a gold medal.

At the beginning, the German team fell into an offensive trough, and the basketball on the court never seemed to be able to penetrate the iron wall of Latvia's defense. German striker Franz Wagner's return after missing four games due to injury has given the team a strong force, but they are still in a scoring drought. Germany's offensive weakness, Schroeder and Bonga were repeatedly blocked by opponents, and the missed two-point shots put them in a state of decline, and the game seemed to be out of control at one point.

Latvia, by contrast, performed very well early in the match. Roland Schmitz, Zagars and other players scored consecutive points, Latvia led at one point, and the atmosphere on the field was tense and intense. Bertans' difficult three-point shot was even more daunting, and Latvia's team fit and shooting accuracy gave them a clear advantage early in the game.

However, Germany gradually found their rhythm late in the first quarter. Franz Wagner's three-pointer and Johannes Thiemann's whistle-blowing basket regained confidence for Germany, who managed to chase the score at 13-16 at the end of the first quarter.

Heading into the second quarter, Germany continued to gradually win back the lead. Moritz Wagner's counter-attacking dunks and back-to-back scores gave them a one-point lead. However, Latvia did not budge easily, and Glazulis's back-to-back score and Zagars' three-pointer once again brought the score closer. The game entered a tug-of-war, and the two sides came and went.

Germany were leading 36-34 at the end of the first half, but Schroeder's performance was worrying, he went 0-of-9 without scoring, while Latvia's Bertans led the team with 12 points.

At the start of the third quarter, Bertans once again took the lead, and Latvia took the lead again. But Schroeder eventually found his groove, scoring a jump shot, and Franz Wagner's breakaway combined with a 2+1 score put Germany back on the score. The game was once again stalled, with long shots from Zagars and Obest continuing to open the scoreline, and the tension on the pitch heated.

After three quarters, Germany led 62-59, but the suspense of the game did not diminish. Heading into the fourth quarter, Wagner Bros.'s outstanding performance gave Germany a 14-point lead, but Latvia did not throw in the towel easily, and three-pointers from Schmitz and Zagars stopped the bleeding for them. In the final minutes of the game, the two sides engaged in a fierce battle, and the difference was back and forth for a while.

However, in the final moments of the game, Germany clinged to the chance of victory. Schroeder's breakthrough and 2+1 allowed them to reopen the gap and eventually narrowly win 81-79 to advance to the semifinals. This game is not only a sports feast, but also a passionate matchup that will be remembered in the hearts of all basketball fans.

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The 1/4 finals of the Men's Basketball World Cup once again set off a fierce basketball frenzy. This battle of focus will bring two strong teams together to compete for qualification in the semifinals. The match between the German men's basketball team and the Latvian team is in full swing, not only a basketball game, but also a wonderful sports event, a battle full of passion and motivation.

Germany's low point with the comeback of Franz Wagner

At the start of the game, the German team was in an offensive trough. The game on the field didn't seem to go as smoothly as they expected, neither Schroeder

Or Gbarnga, they have repeatedly hit a wall. This scene made fans sweat for them. German striker Franz Wagner missed four games due to injury, which made the team feel the heavy pressure of his absence. However, his comeback at this crucial moment has injected strong confidence and energy into the team. Wagner's return is not only an improvement in the team's strength, but also an inspiration, a mental strength, which is more and more evident on the field.

Excellent performance of the Latvian team

The Latvian team on the opposite side showed it with ease. From the beginning, they showed amazing offensive firepower. Players such as Roland Schmitz and Zagars frequently scored in the offensive end, forming a strong offensive force. Latvia's three-point shooting percentage is also quite impressive, especially Bertans' difficult three-pointers, which are almost unbelievable. His consistent performance gave Latvia a firm initiative early in the game and opened the score for a while.

At the beginning of the game, Latvia showed a strong team tacit understanding, their passing and cooperation were quite tacit, not only to limit the German team's attack, but also to find the best shooting opportunities on the offensive end. This makes them a very dangerous opponent, ready to make the opponent pay.

The German team is gradually coming to the fore

However, Germany did not throw in the towel easily, despite the early troubles of the game. As the game progressed, they gradually found their rhythm. Moritz Wagner's counter-attacking dunks and back-to-back scores allowed them to regain the lead early in the second quarter. At this moment, the German team showed perseverance and they knew that this game must not be lost.

Germany were leading 36-34 at the end of the first half, but Schroeder's sluggish performance was worrying, with him shooting 0-of-9 without scoring a single point. Latvia's Bertans, meanwhile, was the focus of the game with 12 points.

Latvia's counterattack and Germany's hold

At the start of the third quarter, Latvia was once again in the throne. Bertans hit another three-pointer, and Zagars and Grazullis scored to give Latvia back the lead. However, at this time, Germany's Franz Wagner re-emerged, and his breakthrough and 2+1 put the team back on the score.

The rest of the game came to a fever pitch, with Schroder and Bertans responding with long-range shots and alternating leads on the score. Moritz Wagner hit two free throws late in the third quarter to give Germany a 62-59 lead in the third quarter.

Germany's up-and-coming tug-of-war with a four-point gap

Heading into the fourth quarter, the Wagner Bros. stepped up again, and Bonga's three-pointer gave Germany a 12-1 attack, giving them a 14-point lead. However, Latvia did not give up easily, and Schmitz and Zagars successfully stopped the bleeding with three-pointers, and Latvia once again narrowed the score. In the final minutes of the match, the two sides engaged in a fierce tug-of-war, the difference oscillated back and forth, and the tension on the field increased.

However, in the final moments of the match, Germany seized the chance of victory. Schroeder's breakthrough and 2+1 allowed them to reopen the gap and eventually win a thrilling 81-79 to advance to the semifinals. The scene drove the fans crazy and the players on the pitch were ecstatic with the victory. This game is not only a sports feast, but also a passionate and dynamic showdown that will always be remembered in the hearts of all basketball fans.

The showdown between Schroeder and Bertans

In this game, the showdown between Schroeder and Bertans has also become a major attraction. Schroeder, although in the early slump of the game, stepped up in key moments and did not just score

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