The European Basketball Championships will be played from 1 to 18. September shows all matches in Finland. On days other than Finland’s matches, broadcasts one of the top matches from the European Championships as the game of the day.
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The Finnish men’s national basketball team will play in the European Championships starting this week. Finland will face Israel, Poland, Serbia, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands in its initial group played in Prague.
shows all Finnish matches on its channels and one match on non-Finnish game days. ‘s EC offer opens as a day’s game on Thursday between Slovenia and Lithuania. Among other things, Slovenia is targeted Luka Doncic. The medal matches, i.e. both semi-finals, the bronze medal match and the final, are also broadcast live on ‘s channels.
Finland starts the European Championships on Friday with a match against Israel.
The initial blocks of the European Championship are divided into four different cities and countries. In addition to Prague and the Czech Republic, matches will be played in Germany in Cologne, Georgia in Tbilisi and Italy in Milan. The top four from each group advance to the playoffs. The playoffs of the European Championship are held in Berlin, Germany.
European Basketball Championship match schedule and broadcast information:
Group A: Spain-Bulgaria at 14:30 (Tbilisi)
Group B: Bosnia-Herzegovina–Hungary at 15:30 (Cologne)
Group A: Turkey–Montenegro at 17:15 (Tbilisi)
Group A: Belgium-Georgia at 20:00 (Tbilisi)
Group B: France-Germany at 21:30 (Cologne)
Group C: Ukraine–Great Britain at 15:15 (Milan)
Group C: Croatia-Greece at 18:00 (Milan)
Group D: Poland–Czech Republic at 18:30 (Prague)
Group C: Italy–Estonia at 22:00 (Milan)
Group D: Serbia-Netherlands at 22:00 (Prague)
Group A: Montenegro–Belgium at 14:30 (Tbilisi)
Group C: Great Britain-Croatia at 15:15 (Milan)
Group B: Germany–Bosnia-Herzegovina at 15:30 (Cologne)
Group A: Bulgaria–Turkey at 17:15 (Tbilisi)
Group C: Estonia–Ukraine at 18:00 (Milan)
Group D: Czech Republic–Serbia at 18:30 (Prague)
Group B: Lithuania–France at 18:45 (Cologne)
Group A: Georgia-Spain at 20:00 (Tbilisi)
Group B: Hungary-Slovenia at 21:30 (Cologne)
Group C: Greece-Italy at 22:00 (Milan)
Group D: Netherlands-Israel at 22:00 (Prague)
Group A: Bulgaria–Montenegro at 14:30 (Tbilisi)
Group B: Lithuania–Germany at 15:30 (Cologne)
Group B: Slovenia–Bosnia-Herzegovina at 18:45 (Cologne)
Group A: Turkey-Georgia at 20:00 (Tbilisi)
Group B: France-Hungary at 21:30 (Cologne)
Group D: Poland-Israel at 15:00 (Prague)
Group C: Croatia–Estonia at 15:15 (Milan)
Group C: Great Britain-Greece at 18:00 (Milan)
Group D: Czech Republic–Netherlands at 18:30 (Prague)
Group C: Ukraine–Italy at 22:00 (Milan)
Group A: Belgium–Turkey at 14:30 (Tbilisi)
Group D: Netherlands–Poland at 15:00 (Prague)
Group C: Estonia–Great Britain at 15:15 (Milan)
Group B: Bosnia-Herzegovina–France at 15:30 (Cologne)
Group A: Montenegro–Spain at 17:15 (Tbilisi)
Group C: Greece–Ukraine at 18:00 (Milan)
Group B: Hungary–Lithuania at 18:15 (Cologne)
Group A: Georgia-Bulgaria at 20:00 (Tbilisi)
Group B: Germany-Slovenia at 21:30 (Cologne)
Group C: Italy-Croatia at 22:00 (Milan)
Group D: Israel-Serbia at 22:00 (Prague)
Group A: Turkey-Spain at 14:30 (Tbilisi)
Group B: Lithuania–Bosnia-Herzegovina at 15:30 (Cologne)
Group A: Bulgaria-Belgium at 17:15 (Tbilisi)
Group B: France-Slovenia at 18:15 (Cologne)
Group A: Georgia–Montenegro at 20:00 (Tbilisi)
Group C: Croatia–Ukraine at 15:15 (Milan)
Group C: Estonia–Greece at 18:00 (Milan)
Group D: Czech Republic–Israel at 18:30 (Prague)
Group C: Great Britain v Italy at 22:00 (Milan)
Group D: Serbia-Poland at 22:00 (Prague)
Quarter-final B2–A3 (Berlin)
Quarter-finals A1–B4 (Berlin)
Quarter-finals B1–A4 (Berlin)
Quarter-finals A2–B3 (Berlin)
will show one quarter-final match.
Quarter-finals C1–D4 (Berlin)
Quarter-final D2–C3 (Berlin)
Quarter-final C2–D3 (Berlin)
Quarter-final D1–C4 (Berlin)
will show one quarter-final match.
Semi-final: Winner B2–A3 – Winner C1–D4 (Berlin)
Semi-final: Winner A1–B4 – Winner D2–C3 (Berlin)
shows one match.
Semi-final: Winner B1–A4 – Winner C2–D3 (Berlin)
Semi-final: Winner A2–B3 – Winner D1–C4 (Berlin)
shows one match.
Semi-Final: Winner of Semi-Final 1 – Semi-Final 2 (Berlin)
Semi-Final: Winner of Semi-Final 3 – Semi-Final 4 (Berlin)
will show both semi-finals.
shows both matches.
The starting times of the playoff matches will be specified later.