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FULL TIMELast update 4:31 PM ET
4 years ago

Summary!

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Key moments

  1. 1:17 PM ETGame is Over
  2. 12:01 PM ETHalftime
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Game is Over

The match ends, thanks for joining us in the transmission of the France 93-85 Italy match, we are waiting for you at VAVEL for more transmissions.

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OT | 0:31

France takes advantage of 4 and gets the foul. Close the French to stay with the victory.

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OT | 1:55

Rudy Gobert manages to get the fifth foul from Nicolo Melli and also leaves the court.

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OT | 2:43

Fifth foul by Evan Fournier who leaves the court due to excessive fouls.

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OT | 3:15

Great restart for France that takes advantage of 3 points with baskets by Thomas Huertel and Evan Fournier.

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OT | 5:00

Extra time begins.

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Overtime!

Italy fails and we go to extra time, tied at 77.

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4Q | 0:05

TIE! Thomas Heurtel with the sword and the tray to tie the game. Italy will have the last move with 5 seconds left on the clock.

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4Q | 0:19

Terry Tarpey with the basket, France gets to 2 points. Game of 1 possession and time out of Italy.

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4Q | 2:15

Simone Fontecchio with the triple and advantage of 7 for Italy, forced France to stop the match.

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4Q | 3:43

Italy holding all the difference in the final minutes to stay with the victory.

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4Q | 5:42

Rudy Gobert with the basket to cut the difference to 3 points, time out for Italy.

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4Q | 7:17

France can't cut the difference and time is running out, the Italians are giving the surprise.

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4Q | 10:00

The last quarter begins.

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Bye to the third

Better closing of Italy that, finally, achieves the somersault and leaves with an advantage of 6 points.

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3Q | 1:22

Steal by Nico Mannion and the basket to turn the game around and take a 1 lead.

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Strong one!

Nicolo Melli with the two-handed dunk to bring Italy close to turning the game around:

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3Q | 2:46

Luigi Datome with the triple to put the game to only 1 point difference. Time out of France.

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3Q | 3:08

France with foul problems in this third period; Italy will have the opportunity to get closer on the scoreboard.

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3Q | 5:36

Simone Fontecchio's layup, Italy approaches and is 5 behind the rival.

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3Q | 7:55

Italy still fails to open France's defensive wall and remains down on the scoreboard by 7.

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3Q | 10:00

The third quarter begins.

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Halftime

We go into the break with an advantage of 7 for France.

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2Q | 0:33

Time out for France looking to cool down the Italians before the break.

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2Q | 2:25

Gobert's layup that forces time out for the Italians, advantage of 9 for France.

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Fast three!

Three by Simone Fontecchio to bring Italy closer:

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2Q | 7:59

Giampaolo Ricci breaks the streak of 2 minutes without goals.

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On fire!

Great first quarter by Evan Fournier with 2 triples and leading the French offensive:

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2Q | 10:00

The second quarter begins.

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End of the first

Better closing of France that retakes the advantage and ends the first quarter 7 points up.

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1Q | 3:15

Triple by Simone Fontecchio to reduce the difference to 3 points. The Italians are coming.

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1Q | 5:36

Advantage of 9 for France and the Italian coaching staff stops the game.

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1Q | 7:07

France playing better defense and is already 5 points away.

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1Q | 9:33

Evan Fournier opens the scoring with a triple.

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1Q | 10:00

The game started at the Mercedes-Benz Arena.

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From the bench

These are the starting fives of each team for today's game:
Italy: Marco Spissu, Nicoló Melli, Stefano Tonut, Achille Polonara and Simone Fontecchio.
France: Rudy Gobert, Evan Fournier, Andrew Albicy, Terry Tarpey and Guerschon Yabusele.

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About to start

We are a few minutes away from the start of the presentation of the game and the previous FIBA protocols.

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Big game!

Everything ready for the start of this duel between French and Italians for a ticket to the semifinals:

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Last results

A very even match awaits us between both teams, these are the latest results in their clashes:
Photo: FIBA
Photo: FIBA

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Last rosters

In the last game, this was how both teams lined up:
France: Rudy Gobert, Evan Fournier, Andrew Albicy, Terry Tarpey and Guerschon Yabusele

Italy: Marco Spissu, Nicoló Melli, Stefano Tonut, Achille Polonara and Simone Fontecchio

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Italy appears!

The Azzurri goes out on the court to warm up:

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Here is France!

Les Blues is already at the Mercedes-Benz Arena for today's game:

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Last duel!

The last official match between France and Italy dates from the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games when in the quarterfinal round the French defeated and eliminated Italy by a score of 84-75 with a great performance by Rudy Gobert and Evan Fournier.

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