Germany vs Spain FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2025 Game Preview & How to Watch
- → Game to take place at the Inselpark Arena, Hamburg on Friday, June 20 at 19:00 CEST
- → Spain aim to build on their confident start and take command of Group D
- → Germany, yet to make their tournament debut, face an immediate test
Spain: Off to a Sharp Start
Spain opened their campaign with an 85–70 win over Great Britain, looking polished and composed for most of the night. Iyana Martín led the scoring with 14 points off the bench, showing poise beyond her years. Raquel Carrera controlled the boards with eight rebounds, and Elena Buenavida added a steady nine points. A 23-point halftime lead gave Spain breathing room, and despite some rebounding slippage late, they closed comfortably. It was a strong start from a young squad playing with confidence.
Germany: Awaiting Their First Tip-Off
Germany have yet to play in the tournament, with their opener coming against Sweden later on today. As co-hosts, expectations are high. Coach Lisa Thomaidis will lean on the talent of Satou Sabally, the do-it-all forward with WNBA and EuroLeague pedigree, and Leonie Fiebich, who brings size and shooting range. Alexis Peterson is expected to lead the backcourt. Germany’s strength will likely come from physicality and rebounding—but against a fast, well-spaced Spain, execution will need to be sharp from the outset.
How to watch Spain vs Germany at the FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2025
Watch Spain vs Germany and all games from the FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2025 live and on-demand from the Inselpark Arena via Courtside 1891 by purchasing a Max Women's EuroBasket Pass, a Women's Continental Cups bundle for just £6.99, or a Max Annual pass, to get access to all FIBA events and year-round basketball content. Broadcast availability may vary by region, so check local listings for coverage in your area.
