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FIBA Women’s World Cup Glance

All Times EST

At Berlin

Friday, Sept. 4

Japan 102, Mali 97

Spain 83, Germany 53

Saturday, Sept. 5

Mali 82, Spain 73

Germany 74, Japan 58

Monday, Sept. 7

Japan vs. Spain, 11:50 a.m.

Germany vs. Mali, 11:50 a.m.

Friday, Sept. 4

Korea 99, Nigeria 81

France 99, Hungary 53

Saturday, Sept. 5

Hungary 71, Nigeria 67

France 95, Korea 69

Monday, Sept. 7

Hungary 82, Korea 73

Friday, Sept. 4

Australia 70, Puerto Rico 54

Belgium 89, Turkey 75

Sunday, Sept. 6

Australia 87, Turkey 71

Belgium 76, Puerto Rico 64

Monday, Sept. 7

Belgium 80, Australia 68

Puerto Rico 75, Turkey 71

Friday, Sept. 4

United States 94, China 61

Italy 63, Czechia 54

Sunday, Sept. 6

China 74, Czechia 70

United States 55, Italy 52

Monday, Sept. 7

United States vs. Czechia, 2:45 p.m.

Italy vs. China, 2:45 p.m.

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Qualification to Quarterfinals

Tuesday, Sept. 8

2nd Group A vs. Korea, TBD

Hungary vs. 3rd Group A, TBD

Wednesday, Sept. 9

3rd Group D vs. Australia, TBD

Puerto Rico vs. 2nd Group D, TBD

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Quarterfinals

Thursday, Sept. 10

3rd Group D/2nd Group C winner vs. 1st Group A, TBD

3rd Group C /2nd Group D winner vs. France, TBD

2nd Group A/3rd Group B winner vs. Belgium, TBD

2nd Group B/3rd Group A winner vs. 1st Group D, TBD

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Semifinals

Saturday, Sept. 12

Quarterfinal winners, TBD

Quarterfinal winners, TBD

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Sunday, Sept. 13

Third Place

Semifinal losers, TBD

Final

Semifinal winners, TBD

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Noah Lyles says injury is forcing him out of track meet with $150,000 top prizes

BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Olympic champion sprinter Noah Lyles shut down his season because of injury and will not compete for the $150,000 first prizes in this week's track Ultimate Championships. Lyles, who grabbed his left hamstring and pulled up in the final of the 200 meters at U.S. nationals in July, said on social media he discovered he had a “small strain” after that race that “caused some other things to flare up, and it’s made it hard for me to continue practicing.” Lyles' name was not on the entry list released Monday by World Athletics for the first-of-its-kind event, which begins Friday. The 29-year-old, who won the 100 meters at the Paris Olympics and is a four-time world champion in the 200, was set to be among the biggest names at Ultimate Championships. The meet will bring together world and Olympic champions from the last two seasons, along with other top-ranked athletes, to compete for a $10 million prize pool.
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