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After finishing second in their group and qualifying for the round, Mexico will face Brazil on Saturday 3 July in the FIBA Olympic Games semi-finals. Find out the details of the Olympic qualifying match.
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Mexico excited for Tokyo 2020: beat Russia in FIBA Pre-Olympic
The 12 Warriors started their competition adventure the wrong way, as they did فعل Lost to Germany 82-76 in its beginning. However, they were able to recover in their second presentation, beat Russia 72-64 Thus, they took second place in Group A and achieved the goal of entering the next stage.
– Mexico struggled but fell in their first pre-Olympic FIBA match against Germany
Brazil, the next contender for Mexico, was the leader of Group B, with four points, and is one of the best candidates. So far, they have beaten Tunisia (83-57) and Croatia (94-67) in their first two matches. The other semi-final match will be Germany and Croatia.
– The US decision after the sidelining of LeBron James from Tokyo 2020
The tournament requires a maximum of national teams as it only awards one ticket for the international event which will take place in the Japanese city from July 23 to August 8. So, Mexico must be declared champion to return to the Games after 45 years. In his last participation, he placed tenth Montreal 1976.
When and where is the Mexico match? Brazil FIBA Olympic Qualifiers
Mexico will face Brazil in the east Saturday 3 July, Starts from 9.00 from Mexico, In the Spaladium Stadium From Split in the semi-finals of the FIBA Olympic Qualifiers.
Where do you see mexico vs. Brazil FIBA Olympic Qualifiers
The game can be observed Neighborhood s Neighborhood From Mexico through signs FOX Sports 2 and live basketball.TV, via the stream.
Those who have been called up from Mexico in the FIBA pre-Olympic
The team consists of the following players: Paul Stoll, Orlando Mendes, Diego Willis, Francisco Cruz, Jose Estrada, Gabriel Giron Jr., Marco Ramos, Fabian Jaimes, Jorge Camacho, Alejandro Reina, Daniel Amigo and Gustavo Ion.
Teams qualified for the Olympic Basketball Tournament
So far, the countries that have already qualified for the international competition are Argentina, Japan, Spain, Australia, Nigeria, Iran, France, and the United States.