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The 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup is the 19th tournament of the FIBA Basketball World Cup for men's national basketball teams. The tournament is the second to feature 32 teams and is currently being hosted by multiple nations for the first time in its history—the Philippines, Japan, and Indonesia—from 25 August to 10 September 2023.

It is the first World Cup to be hosted in Indonesia, and the second to be hosted in both the Philippines and Japan with both having first hosted the tournament in 1978 and 2006, respectively. The tournament is also the second of three-straight World Cups to be held in Asia after China's hosting of the 2019 edition and Qatar's upcoming hosting of the 2027 tournament, and the first time in tournament history that a host nation has not qualified. The tournament serves as qualification for the 2024 Summer Olympics, where the top two teams from each of the Americas and Europe, and the top team from each of Africa, Asia and Oceania, qualified alongside the tournament's host France.

Germany went undefeated at the tournament to win their first title by defeating Serbia 83–77 in the final. It was the first appearance at the World Cup final for Germany, while for Serbia it would be its second time in three tournaments, having appeared in the 2014 final. Canada went on to win the bronze medal, its first medal in World Cup history, after defeating the United States 127–118.

The tournament also set a record for the most-attended World Cup game in history, with 38,115 spectators attending the Dominican Republic vs. Philippines game at the Philippine Arena in Bocaue, breaking the previous one of 32,616 set during the 1994 final at the SkyDome in Toronto. Latvia, South Sudan, and Georgia all made their first World Cup appearances, with Latvia placing in the top five. Co-hosts Japan qualified for the Olympics by virtue of being the best-performing Asian team while co-hosts Philippines qualified for the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament. Both co-hosts registered wins in the tournament.

The defending champions, Spain, lost to Latvia and Canada in the second round and finished only at 9th place. This is the first time Spain missed the World Cup Quarter-finals since 1994. Olympic champions United States also failed to win a medal – for the second consecutive tournament.

Venues[]

Arenas Location Capacity
Philippines
Philippine Arena Manila (Bocaue, Bulacan) 55,000
Mall of Asia Arena Manila (Pasay) 16,500
Araneta Coliseum Manila (Quezon City) 15,000
Japan
Okinawa Arena Okinawa City 10,000
Indonesia
Indonesia Arena Jakarta 16,000

Participating teams[]

Region Team
Africa Angola
Cape Verde
Egypt
Ivory Coast
South Sudan
Americas Brazil
Canada
Dominican Republic
Mexico
Puerto Rico
United States
Venezuela
Asia and Oceania Australia
China
Iran
Japan (co-host country)
Jordan
Lebanon
New Zealand
Philippines (co-host country)
Europe Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Greece
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Montenegro
Serbia
Slovenia
Spain (defending champions)

List of games[]

First round[]

Date Venue Winner Score Runners-up
Group A
25 August 2023 Philippine Arena, Bocaue Italy 81–67 Angola
Dominican Republic 87–81 Philippines
27 August 2023 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City Dominican Republic 87–82 Italy
Angola 80–70 Philippines
29 August 2023 Dominican Republic 75–67 Angola
Italy 90–83 Philippines
Group B
26 August 2023 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City Puerto Rico 101–96
(overtime)
South Sudan
Serbia 105–63 China
28 August 2023 South Sudan 89–69 China
Serbia 94–77 Puerto Rico
30 August 2023 Serbia 115–83 South Sudan
Puerto Rico 107–89 China
Group C
26 August 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Greece 92–71 Jordan
United States 99–72 New Zealand
28 August 2023 New Zealand 95–87
(overtime)
Jordan
United States 109–81 Greece
30 August 2023 United States 110–62 Jordan
Greece 83–74 New Zealand
Group D
25 August 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Montenegro 91–71 Mexico
Lithuania 93–67 Egypt
27 August 2023 Montenegro 89–74 Egypt
Lithuania 96–66 Mexico
29 August 2023 Egypt 100–72 Mexico
Lithuania 91–71 Montenegro
Group E
25 August 2023 Okinawa Arena, Okinawa City Australia 98–72 Finland
Germany 81–63 Japan
27 August 2023 Germany 85–82 Australia
Japan 98–88 Finland
29 August 2023 Germany 101–75 Finland
Australia 109–89 Japan
Group F
26 August 2023 Okinawa Arena, Okinawa City Georgia 85–60 Cape Verde
Slovenia 100–85 Venezuela
28 August 2023 Cape Verde 81–75 Venezuela
Slovenia 88–67 Georgia
30 August 2023 Georgia 70–59 Venezuela
Slovenia 92–77 Cape Verde
Group G
26 August 2023 Indonesia Arena, Jakarta Brazil 100–59 Iran
Spain 94–64 Ivory Coast
28 August 2023 Ivory Coast 71–69 Iran
Spain 96–78 Brazil
30 August 2023 Brazil 89–77 Ivory Coast
Spain 85–65 Iran
Group H
25 August 2023 Indonesia Arena, Jakarta Latvia 109–70 Lebanon
Canada 95–65 France
27 August 2023 Canada 128–73 Lebanon
Latvia 88–86 France
29 August 2023 France 85–79 Lebanon
Canada 101–75 Latvia

Second round[]

Date Venue Winner Score Runners-up
Group I
1 September 2023 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City Italy 78–76 Serbia
Puerto Rico 102–97 Dominican Republic
3 September 2023 Italy 73–57 Puerto Rico
Serbia 112–79 Dominican Republic
Group J
1 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay United States 85–73 Montenegro
Lithuania 92–67 Greece
3 September 2023 Montenegro 73–69 Greece
Lithuania 110–104 United States
Group K
1 September 2023 Okinawa Arena, Okinawa City Germany 100–73 Georgia
Slovenia 91–80 Australia
3 September 2023 Australia 100–84 Georgia
Germany 100–71 Slovenia
Group L
1 September 2023 Indonesia Arena, Jakarta Latvia 74–69 Spain
Brazil 69–65 Canada
3 September 2023 Latvia 104–84 Brazil
Canada 88–85 Spain

17th-32nd classification[]

Date Venue Winner Score Runners-up
Group M
31 August 2023 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City China 83–76 Angola
South Sudan 87–68 Philippines
2 September 2023 South Sudan 101–78 Angola
Philippines 96–75 China
Group N
31 August 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Mexico 108–100 New Zealand
Egypt 85–69 Jordan
2 September 2023 New Zealand 88–86 Egypt
Mexico 93–80 Jordan
Group O
31 August 2023 Okinawa Arena, Okinawa City Finland 100–77 Cape Verde
Japan 86–77 Venezuela
2 September 2023 Finland 90–75 Venezuela
Japan 80–71 Cape Verde
Group P
31 August 2023 Indonesia Arena, Jakarta Lebanon 94–84 Ivory Coast
France 82–55 Iran
2 September 2023 France 87–77 Ivory Coast
Lebanon 81–73 Iran

Final round[]

Date Venue Winner Score Runners-up
Quarter-finals
5 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Serbia 87–68 Lithuania
United States 100–63 Italy
6 September 2023 Germany 81–79 Latvia
Canada 100–89 Slovenia
Classification semi-finals
7 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Latvia 87–82 Italy
Lithuania 100–84 Slovenia
Semi-finals
8 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Serbia 95–86 Canada
Germany 113–111 United States
Seventh place play-off
9 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Slovenia 89–85 Italy
Fifth place play-off
9 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Latvia 98–63 Lithuania
Third place play-off
10 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Canada 127–118
(overtime)
United States
Final
10 September 2023 Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Germany 83–77 Serbia

Broadcasters[]

Country Rights holder(s)
Baltic states TV3 Group
Latin America TyC
Middle East and North Africa beIN Sports
Pacific Islands
Papua New Guinea
Digicel
Sub-Saharan Africa StarTimes Sports
Angola
Cape Verde
Guinea-Bissau
Mozambique
Portugal
São Tomé and Príncipe
RDP África
Australia ESPN
Belgium
Luxembourg
VOO Sport
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
North Macedonia
Sport Klub
Brazil ESPN
Bulgaria Diema Sport
Canada Sportsnet
Cape Verde RTC
China CCTV, Tencent, Migu
Cyprus Novasports
Czech Republic ČT, Saran Media
Dominican Republic CDN Deportes
Finland Nelonen Media
France France Télévisions, beIN Sports
Georgia GPB
Germany Magenta Sport
Greece ERT, Novasports
Hungary MTVA
Iceland RÚV
India FanCode
Indonesia MNC Media
Iran IRIB Varzesh
Italy
San Marino
DAZN, RAI
Ivory Coast RTI
Japan TV Asahi, Nippon TV
Jordan JRTV
Lebanon LBCI
Malaysia Astro SuperSport
Mongolia Central Television, Premier Sports
Montenegro Sport Klub, TV Vijesti
Netherlands Ziggo Sport
New Zealand TVNZ
Philippines Cignal, Smart, PTV
Poland TVP
Portugal RTP
Puerto Rico WAPA-TV
Russia Match TV
Serbia Sport Klub, RTS
Slovakia RTVS
Slovenia Sport Klub, Šport TV
South Korea Coupang
South Sudan MTN
Spain
Andorra
RTVE
Sweden SVT
Taiwan ELTA
Tajikistan TV Varzish
Turkey S Sport, NTV
Ukraine XSPORT
United States ESPN