EuroBasket 2025 begins on Aug. 27 with 24 teams once again competing to be champions of Europe.
The 24-team tournament is back for the first time since Spain beat France to take gold in 2022. The field is broken into four groups of six with the top four teams advancing from group play into a 16-team knockout round. This year, Cyprus, Finland, Latvia and Poland will host group play while the knockout round will be held in Riga, Latvia.
This year’s field is full of NBA All-Stars and role players, including Luka Doncic (Slovenia), Nikola Jokic (Serbia), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Greece), Kristaps Porzingis (Latvia), Lauri Markkanen (Finland) and Franz Wagner (Germany).
The tournament will run through Sept. 14 — two weeks before NBA training camps open — when the third-place game and championship wrap up the action in Riga. All games will be aired on DAZN.
Stay up to date with the latest news and scores below!
Teams
There are 24 teams competing in EuroBasket 2025, split into four groups of six. Each team will play five group stage games, and the top four teams from each group will advance to the knockout phase.
Group A
Portugal
Estonia
Latvia (host)
Turkey
Serbia
Czech Republic
Group B
Germany
Finland (host)
Great Britain
Lithuania
Sweden
Montenegro
Group C
Cyprus (host)
Italy
Georgia
Spain
Greece
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Group D
Iceland
France
Slovenia
Poland (host)
Belgium
Israel
Scores and schedule
All times Eastern
Aug. 27
Lithuania 94, Great Britain 70
Portugal 62, Czech Republic 50
Germany 106, Montenegro 76
Turkey 93, Latvia 73
Finland 93, Sweden 90
Serbia 98, Estonia 64
Aug. 28
Georgia 83, Spain 69
Israel 83, Iceland 71
France 92, Belgium 64
Bosnia and Herzegovina 91, Cyprus 64
Greece 75, Italy 66
Poland 105, Slovenia 95
Aug. 29
Germany 105, Sweden 83
Turkey 92, Czech Republic 78
Lithuania 94, Montenegro 67
Latvia 72, Estonia 70
Finland 109, Great Britain 79
Serbia 80, Portugal 69
Aug. 30
Germany 107, Lithuania 88
Estonia 89, Czech Republic 75
Italy 78, Georgia 62
Belgium 71, Iceland 64
Sweden 78, Great Britain 59
Serbia 84, Latvia 80
France 103, Slovenia 95
Greece 96, Cyprus 69
Finland 85, Montenegro 65
Turkey 95, Portugal 54
Spain 88, Bosnia and Herzegovina 67
Poland 66, Israel 64
Aug. 31
Greece 94, Georgia 53
Slovenia 86, Belgium 69
Israel 82, France 69
Spain 91, Cyprus 47
Italy 96, Bosnia and Herzegovina 79
Poland 84, Iceland 75
Sept. 1
Montenegro 87, Sweden 81
Turkey 84, Estonia 64
Germany 120, Great Britain 57
Latvia 78, Portugal 62
Lithuania 81, Finland 78
Serbia 82, Czech Republic 60
Sept. 2
Bosnia and Herzegovina 80, Greece 77
Israel 92, Belgium 89
Slovenia 87, Iceland 79
Georgia 93, Cyprus 61
Italy 67, Spain 63
France 83, Poland 76
Sept. 3
Great Britain 89, Montenegro 83
Portugal 68, Estonia 65
Lithuania 74, Sweden 71
Latvia 109, Czech Republic 75
Germany 91, Finland 61
Turkey 95, Serbia 90
Sept. 4
Bosnia and Herzegovina 84, Georgia 76
France 114, Iceland 74
Slovenia 106, Israel 96
Italy 89, Cyprus 54
Greece 90, Spain 86
Belgium 70, Poland 69
KNOCKOUT PHASE
All knockout phase games will be played in Riga, Latvia
Sept. 6
Turkey 85, Sweden 79
Germany 85, Portugal 58
Lithuania 88, Latvia 79
Finland 92, Serbia 86
Sept. 7
Poland 80, Bosnia and Herzegovina 72
Georgia 80, France 70
Slovenia 84, Italy 77
Greece 84, Israel 79
Sept. 9 (Quarterfinals)
Turkey 91, Poland 77
Greece 87, Lithuania 76
Sept. 10 (Quarterfinals)
Finland 93, Georgia 79
Germany 99, Slovenia 91
Sept. 12
Germany 98, Finland 86
Turkey 94, Greece 68
Sept. 14
Third place: Greece 92, Finland 89
Championship: Germany 88, Turkey 83
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