2025 EuroBasket

EuroBasket 2025

Ευρωπαϊκό Πρωτάθλημα Καλαθοσφαίρισης 2025 (in Greek) 2025 Avrupa Basketbol Şampiyonası (in Turkish) Koripallon Euroopan-mestaruuskilpailut 2025 (in Finnish) Europamästerskapet i basket för herrar 2025 (in Swedish) Mistrzostwa Europy w Koszykówce Mężczyzn 2025 (in Polish) 2025. gada Eiropas čempionāts basketbolā (in Latvian)
Achieved stages by country
Tournament details
Host countries	Cyprus Finland Poland Latvia
Dates	27 August–14 September
Teams	24
Venues	4 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Germany (2nd title)
Runners-up	Turkey
Third place	Greece
Fourth place	Finland
Tournament statistics
Games played	76
Attendance	470,144 (6,186 per game)
MVP	Dennis Schröder
Top scorer	Luka Dončić (34.7 ppg)

The EuroBasket 2025 was the 42nd edition of the EuroBasket championship, the quadrennial international men's basketball championship organized by FIBA Europe. It took place from 27 August to 14 September 2025,^[1] returning to its usual calendar slot, after the previous tournament was postponed by a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Like the previous three editions, the tournament was co-hosted by multiple countries; Cyprus, Finland, Poland, and Latvia.^[2][3]

Spain, the defending champions, were eliminated in the group stage. It was their earliest exit in a 36-year stint since Yugoslavia 1989 and the earliest exit by a defending champion since Germany in EuroBasket 1995.

Finland became the first Nordic country to reach the semi-final of the tournament, falling against Germany. The latter defeated Turkey 88–83 in the final to be crowned champions of Europe. It was the reigning world champions second title in history, achieved after 32 years since EuroBasket 1993.^[4][5] Greece claimed bronze medals by defeating Finland 92–89.^[6] Germany's point guard Dennis Schröder was recognized as the FIBA EuroBasket MVP.^[7]

Host selection

FIBA Europe opened three bidding options for hosting: to host a group, to host the final round or to host the entire tournament. The EuroBasket in 2015, 2017 and 2022, tendered in the same way, each of these tournaments was hosted in four countries.

Six countries submitted separate candidacies to host Eurobasket 2025:^[8]

During its meeting on 28 March 2022, the FIBA Europe Board selected Latvia, Cyprus and Finland to host the tournament, with Latvia hosting the knockout phase. Ukraine was an option to be the fourth host during the group stage. Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Poland was named the fourth country to play host.^[2][3]

Venues

Riga is the host city for Latvia and selected for the tournament's final phase. Limassol is the host city for Cyprus.^[9] On 6 March 2023, Tampere was announced as the host city for Finland.^[10] On March 17, Katowice was announced as the host city for Poland.^[11] In June 2023, a draw determined which group will be played at each venue: Group A in Riga, Group B in Tampere, Group C in Limassol and Group D in Katowice.^[1]

Riga	Tampere
Xiaomi Arena Capacity: 11,200	Nokia Arena Capacity: 13,455	Riga Tampere Limassol Katowice Host cities
Limassol	Katowice
Spyros Kyprianou Athletic Center Capacity: 8,000	Spodek Capacity: 11,036

Branding

The official logo was unveiled on 5 December 2023.^[12]

The visual identity was developed in close cooperation with the four host cities—Limassol, Tampere, Katowice, and Riga—and is characterized by a bold, architectural aesthetic designed to make a lasting impression for the 42nd edition of Europe’s flagship basketball tournament.^[12]

Each host city is represented through distinct color combinations embedded within the tournament’s broader visual identity.^[12]

According to FIBA’s Official Technical Supplier, the visual identity—including the logo—is further reinforced on-court via an innovative custom print technology. This allows court designs to feature three-dimensional effects, color gradients, and layered transparency, turning the playing surface into an immersive visual extension of the tournament branding.^[13]

Qualification

40 teams took part in qualification, including the four co-hosts who participated for preparation reasons.

The qualification process started in November 2021, with ten teams participating in the pre-qualifiers, including the eight eliminated teams from the 2023 World Cup European Pre-Qualifiers minus Russia and Belarus, who were banned from competing because of the ongoing military action in Ukraine.^[14] Eight teams progressed from the pre-qualifiers to the main qualifiers where 32 countries were split into eight groups of four, with the top three from each group qualifying for EuroBasket. The qualifiers draw was held on 8 August 2023 in Munich, Germany.^[15][16]

Of the 24 qualified teams, 19 of them were present in the previous edition. Co-host Cyprus will make their debut at the edition. Portugal returns after a fourteen year absence having last appeared in 2011.^[17] Sweden progressed to the finals for the first time since 2013.^[18] Co-host Latvia and Iceland will return after missing out on 2022.^[19]

Of the teams who failed to qualify, Croatia missed out for the first time ever. Ukraine also failed to progress for the first time since 2009. After taking part in 2017 and 2022, Hungary didn't qualify. Bulgaria and Netherlands failed to qualify after their sporadic appearance in 2022.

Georgia continued their perfect streak of making every edition since their debut. Montenegro made their third consecutive appearance at EuroBasket for the first time ever.

Qualified teams

Team	Qualification method	Date of qualification	Appearance(s)				Previous best performance	World Ranking
			Total	First	Last	Streak		Bef	Aft
Cyprus	Host nation	29 March 2022	1st	—	—	1	Debut	78	84
Finland			18th	1939	2022	6	Sixth place (1967)	24	20
Latvia			15th	1935	2017	1	Champions (1935)	29	9
Poland		17 September 2022	30th	1937	2022	8	Runners-up (1963)	14	17
Serbia	Group G top two	24 November 2024	8th	2007		8	Runners-up (2009, 2017)	6	2
Lithuania	Group H top two		16th	1937		14	Champions (1937, 1939, 2003)	8	10
Slovenia	Group A top three	25 November 2024	15th	1993		15	Champions (2017)	7	11
Israel			31st	1953		15	Runners-up (1979)	34	39
Turkey	Group B top three		26th	1949		15	Runners-up (2001)	16	27
Italy			39th	1935		6	Champions (1983, 1999)	10	14
Spain	Group C top two		33rd			32	Champions (2009, 2011, 2015, 2022)	1	5
Belgium		20 February 2025	19th			6	Fourth place (1947)	30	40
Greece	Group F top three	21 February 2025	29th	1949		18	Champions (1987, 2005)	9	13
Georgia	Group G top two		6th	2011		6	11th place (2011)	32	24
Estonia	Group H top two		7th	1937		2	Fifth place (1937, 1939)	44	43
Great Britain	Group F top three		6th	2009		3	13th place (2009, 2011, 2013)	48	48
Czechia			7th	1999		5	Seventh place (2015)	12	19
France	Group E top two		40th	1935		23	Champions (2013)	5	4
Bosnia and Herzegovina			11th	1993		2	Eighth place (1993)	35	41
Portugal	Group A top three		4th	1951	2011	1	Ninth place (2007)	54	56
Germany	Group D top three	23 February 2025	26th	1951	2022	15	Champions (1993)	11	3
Montenegro			5th	2011		3	13th place (2017, 2022)	18	16
Sweden			11th	1953	2013	1	11th place (1995)	50	49
Iceland	Group B top three		3rd	2015	2017	1	24th place (2015, 2017)	49	50

Draw

The allocation draw for the hosting nations was advanced by the FIBA Europe Board in its June 2023 meeting and was held during the Final Phase of EuroBasket Women 2023 in Ljubljana on 24 June 2023.^[1] The Group A got pulled for Latvia, Group B for Finland, Group C for Cyprus and Group D for Poland.

After the tournament seedings got finalised, each of the hosting federations were granted the right to select a partner federation from non-corresponding pots to be pre-paired together for the draw capitalizing on commercial and marketing criteria.^[20] Latvia's choice was Estonia, Finland's choice was Lithuania, Cyprus's choice was Greece and Poland's choice was Iceland.^[21] Given the selections involved three of four teams from the Seed 2, Slovenia was consequently also guaranteed into Group D with Poland.

The main draw took place in Riga, Latvia on 27 March 2025.^[22]

Seeding

The 24 qualified teams were seeded according to the FIBA Men's World Ranking. The seeding was announced on 25 February 2025.^[23] In bold are the teams that host the tournament.

Seed 1

Team	Pos
Serbia	2
Germany	3
France	4
Spain	5

   

Seed 2

Team	Pos
Latvia	9
Lithuania	10
Slovenia	11
Greece	13

   

Seed 3

Team	Pos
Italy	14
Montenegro	16
Poland	17
Czechia	19

   

Seed 4

Team	Pos
Finland	20
Georgia	24
Turkey	27
Israel	39

   

Seed 5

Team	Pos
Belgium	40
Bosnia and Herzegovina	41
Estonia	43
Great Britain	48

   

Seed 6

Team	Pos
Sweden	49
Iceland	50
Portugal	56
Cyprus	85

Referees

The following 45 referees were selected for the tournament.^[24]

Squads

Each team consists of 12 players.

Group phase

The schedule was announced on 30 April 2025.^[25]

Group A

The games were played at the Xiaomi Arena in Riga, Latvia.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Turkey	5	5	0	459	359	+100	10	Knockout stage
2	Serbia	5	4	1	434	368	+66	9
3	Latvia (H)	5	3	2	412	384	+28	8
4	Portugal	5	2	3	315	368	−53	7
5	Estonia	5	1	4	352	397	−45	6
6	Czechia	5	0	5	338	434	−96	5

Source: FIBA
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head results; 3) Points difference; 4) Points scored.
(H) Hosts

27 August 2025
Czechia		50–62		Portugal
Latvia		73–93		Turkey
Serbia		98–64		Estonia
29 August 2025
Turkey		92–78		Czechia
Estonia		70–72		Latvia
Portugal		69–80		Serbia
30 August 2025
Czechia		75–89		Estonia
Latvia		80–84		Serbia
Turkey		95–54		Portugal
1 September 2025
Estonia		64–84		Turkey
Portugal		62–78		Latvia
Serbia		82–60		Czechia
3 September 2025
Estonia		65–68		Portugal
Czechia		75–109		Latvia
Turkey		95–90		Serbia

Group B

The games were played at the Nokia Arena in Tampere, Finland.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Germany	5	5	0	529	365	+164	10	Knockout stage
2	Lithuania	5	4	1	431	393	+38	9
3	Finland (H)	5	3	2	426	406	+20	8
4	Sweden	5	1	4	403	418	−15	6[a]
5	Montenegro	5	1	4	378	455	−77	6[a]
6	Great Britain	5	1	4	354	484	−130	6[a]

Source: FIBA
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head results; 3) Points difference; 4) Points scored.
(H) Hosts
Notes:

1. Sweden 3 Pts, +13 PD; Montenegro 3 Pts, 0 PD; Great Britain 3 Pts, −13 PD

27 August 2025
Great Britain		70–94		Lithuania
Montenegro		76–106		Germany
Sweden		90–93		Finland
29 August 2025
Germany		105–83		Sweden
Lithuania		94–67		Montenegro
Finland		109–79		Great Britain
30 August 2025
Lithuania		88–107		Germany
Great Britain		59–78		Sweden
Montenegro		66–85		Finland
1 September 2025
Sweden		81–87		Montenegro
Germany		120–57		Great Britain
Finland		78–81		Lithuania
3 September 2025
Montenegro		83–89		Great Britain
Lithuania		74–71		Sweden
Finland		61–91		Germany

Group C

The games were played at the Spyros Kyprianou Athletic Center in Limassol, Cyprus.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Greece	5	4	1	432	354	+78	9[a]	Knockout stage
2	Italy	5	4	1	396	333	+63	9[a]
3	Bosnia and Herzegovina	5	3	2	401	401	0	8
4	Georgia	5	2	3	367	386	−19	7[b]
5	Spain	5	2	3	397	354	+43	7[b]
6	Cyprus (H)	5	0	5	295	460	−165	5

Source: FIBA
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head results; 3) Points difference; 4) Points scored.
(H) Hosts
Notes:

1. Greece 75–66 Italy
2. Georgia 83–69 Spain

28 August 2025
Georgia		83–69		Spain
Bosnia and Herzegovina		91–64		Cyprus
Greece		75–66		Italy
30 August 2025
Italy		78–62		Georgia
Cyprus		69–96		Greece
Spain		88–67		Bosnia and Herzegovina
31 August 2025
Georgia		53–94		Greece
Spain		91–47		Cyprus
Bosnia and Herzegovina		79–96		Italy
2 September 2025
Greece		77–80		Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cyprus		61–93		Georgia
Italy		67–63		Spain
4 September 2025
Bosnia and Herzegovina		84–76		Georgia
Italy		89–54		Cyprus
Spain		86–90		Greece

Group D

The games were played at the Spodek in Katowice, Poland.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	France	5	4	1	461	391	+70	9	Knockout stage
2	Poland (H)	5	3	2	400	387	+13	8[a]
3	Slovenia	5	3	2	469	452	+17	8[a]
4	Israel	5	3	2	417	401	+16	8[a]
5	Belgium	5	2	3	363	403	−40	7
6	Iceland	5	0	5	363	439	−76	5

Source: FIBA
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head results; 3) Points difference; 4) Points scored.
(H) Hosts
Notes:

1. Poland 4 Pts; Slovenia 3 pts; Israel 2 pts

28 August 2025
Israel		83–71		Iceland
Belgium		64–92		France
Slovenia		95–105		Poland
30 August 2025
Iceland		64–71		Belgium
France		103–95		Slovenia
Poland		66–64		Israel
31 August 2025
Slovenia		86–69		Belgium
Israel		82–69		France
Poland		84–75		Iceland
2 September 2025
Belgium		89–92		Israel
Iceland		79–87		Slovenia
France		83–76		Poland
4 September 2025
France		114–74		Iceland
Israel		96–106		Slovenia
Poland		69–70		Belgium

Final phase

Matches are played at the Xiaomi Arena in Riga.

Bracket

Round of 16

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

6 September

B2  Lithuania

88

9 September

A3  Latvia

79

B2  Lithuania

76

7 September

C1  Greece

87

C1  Greece

84

12 September

D4  Israel

79

C1  Greece

68

6 September

A1  Turkey

94

A1  Turkey

85

9 September

B4  Sweden

79

A1  Turkey

91

7 September

D2  Poland

77

D2  Poland

80

14 September

C3  Bosnia and Herzegovina

72

A1  Turkey

83

6 September

B1  Germany

88

B1  Germany

85

10 September

A4  Portugal

58

B1  Germany

99

7 September

D3  Slovenia

91

C2  Italy

77

12 September

D3  Slovenia

84

B1  Germany

98

6 September

B3  Finland

86

Third place

A2  Serbia

86

10 September

14 September

B3  Finland

92

B3  Finland

93

C1  Greece

92

7 September

C4  Georgia

79

B3  Finland

89

D1  France

70

C4  Georgia

80

Final

14 September 2025 21:00

Boxscore

Turkey	83–88	Germany
Scoring by quarter: 22–24, 24–16, 21–26, 16–22
Pts: Şengün 28 Rebs: Larkin 6 Asts: Larkin 9		Pts: Bonga 20 Rebs: Wagner 8 Asts: Schröder 12

Xiaomi Arena, Riga Attendance: 11,000 Referees: Matthew Kallio (CAN), Ademir Zurapović (BIH), Yohan Rosso (FRA)

Final standings

Teams were ranked according to the Official Basketball Rules, with earned position as the primary criterion, followed by the group phase overall record and point differential.^[26] Assuming all these factors are equal, the World Ranking would have served as the last competitive tiebraker.

Rank	Team	GP	W/L[27]	Group phase results					FIBA World Rankings
				Plc	Pts	PF	PA	PD	Before	After	Change
	Germany	9	9–0	1st	10	529	365	+164	3	2	1
	Turkey		8–1			459	359	+100	27	12	15
	Greece		7–2		9	432	354	+78	13
4	Finland		5–4	3rd	8	426	406	+20	20	17	3
Eliminated in quarterfinals[26]
5	Lithuania	7	5–2	2nd	9	431	393	+38	10	9	1
6	Poland		4–3		8	400	387	+13	17	19	2
7	Slovenia		4–3	3rd	8	469	452	+17	11	14	3
8	Georgia		3–4	4th	7	367	386	−19	24	20	4
Eliminated in round of 16[28]
9	France	6	4–2	1st	9	461	391	+70	4
10	Serbia		4–2	2nd	9	434	368	+66	2	3	1
11	Italy		4–2		9	396	333	+63	14	15	1
12	Latvia		3–3	3rd	8	412	384	+28	9	11	2
13	Bosnia and Herzegovina		3–3		8	401	401	0	41	33	8
14	Israel		3–3	4th	8	417	401	+16	39	32	7
15	Portugal		2–4		7	315	368	−53	56	47	9
16	Sweden		1–5		6	403	418	−15	49	40	9
Eliminated in group phase[29]
17	Spain	5	2–3	5th	7	397	354	+43	5	7	2
18	Belgium		2–3		7	363	403	−40	40	35	5
19	Estonia		1–4		6	352	397	−45	43	39	4
20	Montenegro		1–4		6	378	455	−77	16	18	2
21	Great Britain		1–4	6th	6	354	484	−130	48	43	5
22	Iceland		0–5		5	363	439	−76	50	46	4
23	Czechia		0–5		5	338	434	−96	19	23	4
24	Cyprus		0–5		5	295	460	−165	84	71	13

Awards

The following awards were presented at the conclusion of the championship.

EuroBasket MVP[7]
Dennis Schröder
FIBA EuroBasket Final MVP
Isaac Bonga
FIBA EuroBasket All-Tournament Team[30]
Dennis Schröder	Franz Wagner	Alperen Şengün	Giannis Antetokounmpo	Luka Dončić
FIBA EuroBasket All-Tournament Second Team[31]
Cedi Osman	Lauri Markkanen	Jordan Loyd	Deni Avdija	Nikola Jokić
EuroBasket Best Coach[32]
Ergin Ataman
EuroBasket Rising Star[33]
Miikka Muurinen
EuroBasket Best Defensive Player[34]
Isaac Bonga

Statistics

Statistical leaders

As of 12 September 2025

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Players

Points Per Game

#	Player	Pld	Pts	PPG
1	Luka Dončić	7	243	34.7
2	Giannis Antetokounmpo	6	161	26.8
3	Deni Avdija	6	144	24.0
4	Lauri Markkanen	8	189	23.6
5	Jordan Loyd	7	157	22.4
6	Nikola Jokić	6	134	22.3
7	Franz Wagner	8	169	21.1
8	Dennis Schröder	8	167	20.9
9	Alperen Şengün	8	166	20.8
	Nikola Vučević	5	104

Efficiency

#	Player	Pld	MPG	PPG	Eff	EffPG
1	Luka Dončić	7	33.3	34.7	256	36.6
2	Alperen Şengün	8	30.5	20.8	242	30.3
	Nikola Jokić	6	27.0	22.3	182
4	Giannis Antetokounmpo	6	29.5	26.8	178	29.7
5	Nikola Vučević	5	33.9	20.8	139	27.8
6	Lauri Markkanen	8	28.6	23.6	193	24.1
7	Tryggvi Hlinason	5	33.6	14.6	119	23.8
8	Deni Avdija	6	33.0	24.0	141	23.5
9	Franz Wagner	8	26.1	21.1	177	22.1
10	Kristaps Porziņģis	6	27.2	20.2	126	21.0

Rebounds

#	Player	Pld	Rebs	RPG
1	Nikola Vučević	5	58	11.6
2	Alperen Şengün	8	88	11.0
3	Tryggvi Hlinason	5	53	10.6
4	Giannis Antetokounmpo	6	57	9.5
5	Nikola Jokić	6	54	9.0
6	Jusuf Nurkić	6	52	8.7
	Kristaps Porziņģis	6
8	Luka Dončić	7	60	8.6
9	Simon Birgander	5	42	8.4
10	Mateusz Ponitka	7	57	8.1

Assists

#	Player	Pld	Asts	APG
1	Rokas Jokubaitis	4	34	8.5
2	Luka Dončić	7	50	7.1
3	Alperen Şengün	8	56	7.0
4	Dennis Schröder	8	53	6.6
	Ondřej Sehnal	5	33
5	Yam Madar	6	38	6.3
7	Edin Atić	6	35	5.8
	Rihards Lomažs	6
9	Stefan Jović	6	33	5.5
10	Arnas Velička	7	38	5.4
	Luke Nelson	5	27

Steals

#	Player	Pld	Stls	SPG
1	Luka Dončić	7	19	2.7
	Yam Madar	6	16
3	Travante Williams	6	15	2.5
4	Lauri Markkanen	8	18	2.3
5	Edin Atić	6	14
6	Deni Avdija	6	12	2.0
7	Nikola Jokić	6	11	1.8
8	Alessandro Pajola	6	10	1.7
9	Jaromír Bohačík	5	8	1.6
	Janari Jõesaar
	Akwasi Yeboah

Blocks

#	Player	Pld	Blks	BPG
1	Tryggvi Hlinason	5	12	2.4
2	Goga Bitadze	5	9	1.8
3	Neemias Queta	6	10	1.7
	Kristaps Porziņģis	6
5	Simon Birgander	5	8	1.6
6	Kostas Antetokounmpo	8	12	1.5
7	Daniel Theis	8	9	1.1
8	Adem Bona	8	8	1.0
	Jusuf Nurkić	6	6
	Ismaël Bako	5	5

Minutes

#	Player	Pld	Mins	MPG
1	Nikola Vučević	5	169	33.9
2	Tryggvi Hlinason	5	167	33.6
3	Luka Dončić	7	233	33.3
4	Deni Avdija	6	197	33.0
5	Mateusz Ponitka	7	230	32.9
6	Alexander Mamukelashvili	7	224	32.1
7	Jordan Loyd	7		32.0
8	Shane Larkin	8	249	31.2
9	Michal Sokolowski	7	217	31.0
10	Alperen Şengün	8	243	30.5
	Kamar Baldwin	7	213

Field Goal Shooting

#	Player	Pld	FGM	FGA	FG%
1	Giannis Antetokounmpo	6	65	97	67.0
2	Nikola Jokić	6	47	71	66.2
3	Jonas Valančiūnas	7	44	68	64.7
4	Goga Bitadze	6	36	62	58.1
6	Ercan Osmani	8	38	66	57.6
	Neemias Queta	6	34	59
7	Nikola Vučević	5	41	73	56.2
8	Alperen Şengün	8	61	109	56.0
9	Martin Peterka	5	23	42	54.8
10	Artur Konontšuk	5	23	43	53.5

3 Point Field Goals

#	Player	Pld	3PM	3PA	3P%
1	Ercan Osmani	8	17	30	56.7
2	Nikola Vučević	5	9	16	56.2
3	Rokas Jokubaitis	4	5	9	55.6
4	Jelani Watson-Gayle	4	7	13	53.8
5	Tornike Shengelia	7	11	21	52.4
	Melwin Pantzar	6
	Nikola Jović	6
8	Martin Peterka	5	13	25	52.0
9	Cedi Osman	8	23	46	50.0
	Tristan da Silva		15	30
	Kenan Sipahi		11	22
	Dairis Bertāns	6
	Khadeen Carrington		8	16

Free Throws

#	Player	Pld	FTM	FTA	FT%
1	Sylvain Francisco	6	20	21	95.2
2	Emmanuel Lecomte	5	14	15	93.3
3	Elvar Már Friðriksson	5	22	24	91.7
4	Marko Simonović	5	19	21	90.5
5	Dennis Schröder	8	36	41	87.8
	Luka Dončić	7	86	98
7	Jordan Loyd	7	42	48	87.5
8	Lauri Markkanen	8	55	63	87.3
9	Simone Fontecchio	6	19	22	86.4
10	Franz Wagner	8	57	67	85.1

Double-Doubles

#	Player	Pld	DD	DD%	TD
1	Nikola Vučević	5	4	80.0	0
	Tryggvi Hlinason	5
	Alperen Şengün	8		50.0	1
4	Jusuf Nurkić	6	3		0
	Nikola Jokić	6
	Giannis Antetokounmpo	6
	Ąžuolas Tubelis	7		42.9	0
	Luka Dončić	7			1
9	Simon Birgander	5	2	40.0	0
	Neemias Queta	6		33.3
	Mateusz Ponitka	7		28.6
	Lauri Markkanen	8		25.0

Teams

Points

#	Team	Pld	Pts	PPG
1	Germany	8	811	101.4
2	Slovenia	7	644	92.0
3	Turkey	8	729	91.1
4	France	6	531	88.5
5	Finland	8	697	87.1
6	Serbia	6	520	86.7
7	Lithuania	7	595	85.0
8	Greece	8	671	83.9
9	Israel	6	496	82.7
10	Latvia		491	81.8

Rebounds

#	Team	Pld	Rebs	RPG
1	Lithuania	7	288	41.1
2	Finland	8	321	40.1
	Germany	8
4	France	6	233	38.8
5	Slovenia	7	270	38.6
6	Portugal	6	227	37.8
	Serbia
	Spain	5	189
9	Italy	6	224	37.3
10	Bosnia and Herzegovina	6	223	37.2
	Iceland	5	186

Assists

#	Team	Pld	Asts	APG
1	Serbia	6	142	23.7
2	Turkey	8	184	23.0
3	Finland		182	22.8
4	Lithuania	7	153	21.9
5	Germany	8	171	21.4
6	Spain	5	106	21.2
7	Italy	6	126	21.0
8	Latvia		122	20.3
	Sweden
10	Bosnia and Herzegovina		121	20.2

Steals

#	Team	Pld	Stls	SPG
1	Great Britain	5	45	9.0
2	Germany	8	70	8.8
3	Italy	6	51	8.5
4	France		50	8.3
5	Portugal		49	8.2
6	Greece	8	63	7.9
7	Israel	6	47	7.8
8	Lithuania	7	54	7.7
9	Turkey	8	60	7.5
	Bosnia and Herzegovina	6	45

Blocks

#	Team	Pld	Blks	BPG
1	France	6	27	4.5
2	Germany	8	32	4.0
3	Latvia	6	21	3.5
	Sweden
5	Greece	8	27	3.4
	Turkey
7	Iceland	5	16	3.2
8	Finland	8	24	3.0
9	Serbia	6	17	2.8
	Belgium	5	14

Field Goal Shooting

#	Team	Pld	FGM	FGA	FG%
1	Turkey	8	257	490	52.4
2	Germany		281	546	51.5
3	Serbia	6	182	358	50.8
4	Greece	8	243	484	50.2
5	Lithuania	7	211	441	47.8
6	Sweden	6	183	390	46.9
7	Poland	7	182	397	45.8
8	Slovenia		206	452	45.6
9	Montenegro	5	135	298	45.3
10	France	6	190	423	44.9

3 Point Field Goals

#	Team	Pld	3PM	3PA	3PT%
1	Turkey	8	89	199	44.7
2	Germany		98	251	39.0
3	Greece		78	203	38.4
4	Belgium	5	47	124	37.9
5	Finland	8	98	265	37.0
6	Montenegro	5	41	118	34.7
7	Poland	7	60	175	34.3
	Latvia	6	73	213
9	Serbia		52	153	34.0
10	Sweden		51	151	33.8

Free Throws

#	Team	Pld	FTM	FTA	FT%
1	Serbia	6	104	126	82.5
2	Germany	8	151	188	80.3
3	Slovenia	7	155	194	79.9
4	Latvia	6	96	121	79.3
5	Great Britain	5	77	99	77.8
6	Cyprus		30	39	76.9
7	Finland	8	107	142	75.4
8	France	6	96	128	75.0
9	Israel		101	135	74.8
10	Italy		100	134	74.6

Game highs

The bolded total denotes the highest overall performance in the tournament.

Players

Category	Phase	Player	Team	Opponent	Total
Points	Gr.	Lauri Markkanen	Finland	Great Britain	43
	Fin.	Luka Dončić	Slovenia	Italy	42
Rebounds	Fin.	Kristaps Porziņģis	Latvia	Lithuania	19
	Gr.	Neemias Queta	Portugal	Czechia	18
Assists	Gr.	Rokas Jokubaitis	Lithuania	Montenegro	12
	Fin.	Dennis Schröder	Germany	Finland
Steals	Gr.	Travante Williams	Portugal	Czechia	5
				Serbia
		Luka Dončić	Slovenia	Poland
		Alessandro Pajola	Italy	Georgia
		Deni Avdija	Israel	France
	Fin.	Yam Madar	Israel	Greece
Blocks	Gr.	Tryggvi Hlinason	Iceland	Belgium	5
	Fin.	Lauri Markkanen	Finland	Georgia	4
		Kostas Antetokounmpo	Greece	Lithuania
Efficiency	Gr.	Luka Dončić	Slovenia	Israel	45
	Fin.			Italy	43

Teams

Category	Phase	Team	Opponent	Total
Points	Gr.	Germany	Great Britain	120
	Fin.		Slovenia	99
Rebounds	Gr.	Lithuania	Great Britain	57
	Fin.	Finland	Serbia	45
		Greece	Israel
		Slovenia	Germany
		Turkey	Sweden
Assists	Gr.	Lithuania	Montenegro	35
	Fin.	Turkey	Greece	26
			Poland
		Finland	Georgia
Steals	Gr.	Lithuania	Montenegro	17
	Fin.	Finland	Serbia	11
		Greece	Israel
Blocks	Gr.	Germany	Finland	10
	Fin.	Turkey	Sweden	9
Efficiency	Gr.	Germany	Great Britain	168
	Fin.	Finland	Georgia	120
Difference	Gr.	Germany	Great Britain	63
	Fin.		Portugal	27