Host Germany defeats Belgium 93-74 on Thursday to advance to the women’s FIBA World Cup semifinals. Germany plays the United States in the next round, with the other semifinal featuring Spain. Leonie Fiebich leads the German team with 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Nyara Sabally adds a double-double of 16 points and 12 rebounds. The teams play before a partisan home crowd in Berlin.
The outlets describe the margin as decisive and highlight Germany’s balance on both ends of the court. Germany’s Alexandra Wilke also scores 10 points. Reports present the win as a key step in Germany’s push through the tournament at home, setting up a semifinal matchup that includes the United States and Spain. While both sources focus on the same game result and standout performances, they primarily frame it as Germany’s home-court-led upset that secures a place in the last four.