Highlights: Germany 83-77 Serbia in 2023 FIBA World Cup

Dennis Schröder reaches 28 points and from the free throw line puts Germany within 6. (83-77)

Loss of Serbia, Germany with the opportunity to kill the game. (81-77)

Dennis Schröder's basket makes the layup and forces time out for Serbia. (81-77)

Marko Guduric receives the foul and from the free throw line puts the game within 2 points. (79-77)

1 of 2 for Schröder, Germany separates 4. (79-75)

Foul on Dennis Schröder and they will be free, Germany to put the game within two possessions. (78-75)

Guduric misses the tie after Bogdan Bogdanovic's robbery and Germany is saved. (78-75)

Aleksa Avramovic scores the 3 free kicks and puts Serbia three ahead. Time out of Germany. (78-75)

Foul by Johannes Voigtmann on Aleksa Avramovic and there will be 3 free throws for Serbia. (78-72)

Triple shot by Aleksa Avramovic that puts the game at 6, Serbia with the pressure. (78-72)

Franz Wagner scores both free kicks and puts Germany 9 up on the scoreboard. (78-69)

Time out Serbia, foul in attack by Filip Petrusev that will give Germany free kicks. (76-69)

Foul trouble for Germany, offensive foul by Daniel Theis, all fouls will be free for Serbia. (76-69)

Germany begins to slow down with long possessions, 7 difference for the Germans. (76-69)

Serbia in foul trouble, all contact goes to the Germans. (76-69)

Nikola Jovic's triple that puts Serbia at 4. (73-69)

Germany does not slow down and remains at 7 on the scoreboard. (73-66)

Good quarter from Aleksa Avramovic, 6 points in this period to bring Serbia closer. (73-66)

Time out for Germany, 5-0 run for the Serbians and they are 7 behind. (71-64)

The German defense is very good, preventing Serbia from getting angry and getting closer to the scoreboard. (71-62)

Very even restart, Serbia presses to try to close the score quickly. (71-59)

Voigtmann finding Moritz Wagner to keep Germany ahead by double digits:

Start of the last quarter.

The third quarter ends with a lead of 12 for Germany.

Great job by the Wagner brothers to keep Germany with a double-digit advantage. (69-57)

Great defense from Germany that has avoided all of Serbia's attempts and stopped Bogdan Bogdanovic. (64-53)

Time out, Mo Wagner takes advantage of a great pass from Voigtmann to force time out for Serbia. Advantage of 11 for the Germans. (64-53)

The game falls into a scoring slump with many free throws, both teams in foul trouble. (62-53)

Unstoppable Dennis Schröder as Germany moves away by 9 on the scoreboard. (62-53)

Dennis Schröder's change of direction to achieve the layup:

No flagrant foul is called and they will be free, Dennis Schröder gives Germany a lead of 4. (57-53)

The game is stopped to review contact between Avramovic and Schröder.

Serbia regulates and manages to prevent the Germans from going more than one possession away on the scoreboard. (55-53)

Germany manages to begin to separate and puts Serbia in trouble. (53-51)

Franz Wagner dominant on the court during the first half:

Parity is maintained on the court, first minutes without points and both try to score. (47-47)

The third quarter begins.

Everything is a common foul and the German guard is saved from being in foul trouble heading into the second half. (45-44)

The game is stopped to review a possible unsportsmanlike foul by Franz Wagner.

Fighting until the end, minimal advantage between both teams as we approach half-time. (45-44)

Time out for Serbia, Germany with a 5-0 run that forces the time requested by the Serbs. (43-42)

Dennis Schröder with the triple step-back to keep Germany in the fight:

Fifth loss for Germany, the Germans leaving opportunities to close the gap. (38-42)

Time out for Germany, Serbia's 5-0 run gives them a 4-point advantage and forces Germany to stop the game. (38-42)

Great prefabricated play by Germany for Franz Wagner to return the lead. (38-37)

Triples by Bogdan Bogdanovic and Isaac Bonga, game tied on the floor. (33-33)

Franz Wagner giving Germany the lead in the game from free throws. (30-28)

Ognjen Dobric returns to the Serbian bench, it seems that everything is fine with the player and he is already warming up to test a possible return to the court. (25-28)

The Serbian long-distance team is very good, 54% effective in three-point shots:

Start of the second quarter.

The first quarter ends with a lead of 3 for Serbia.

Serbia with one of the last positions to try to get away by more than one possession. (21-24)

Very physical duel, personal marking throughout the court and pressure from the start by both teams. (19-22)

Points on both sides of the floor, Serbia and Germany cannot get away from each other. (14-16)

Nikola Jovic with the escape to the bottom for the dunk:

Both teams are even at this start on the court, the difference is minimal and the fight continues on the court. (8-9)

Ognjen Dobric leaves the court after a bad fall, the Serbian will be checked in the locker room. (4-5)

Good start from Serbia, taking a 3-point lead and pushing to try to get away. (2-5)

The game starts.

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

These are Serbia's starters for today's match:

These are the five that Germany are starting for today's game:

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Kerem Baki will be the central referee designated for the game between Germany and Serbia at the FIBA World Cup 2023.

Those from Serbia are already in the stadium for today's game:

Team Germany arrived at the Mall of Asia Arena for tonight's match:

The last time Germany and Serbia met was during the group stage of the 2010 FIBA World Cup when the Germans won by a score of 82 to 81.

A close match awaits us between both teams, here we share the results of the comparison between both teams.

We are just under an hour before the match between Germany and Serbia begins at the Mall of Asia Arena. Both quintets will go out in search of victory. Who will make it tonight? Follow our coverage on VAVEL.