MUNICH (Germany) - The FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2027 Qualifiers Second Round action has already delivered some box-office entertainment and another gameday awaits which promises more of the same.
There was lots to enjoy on Gameday 7 and now each participating nation will either be looking to continue their winning start to the Second Round or be determined to bounce back from opening day disappointment.
We've picked out some of the best games to look out for and to place right at the top of your watchlist.
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Games to watch
As we get ready for the second games of the Second Round, there are so many matchups to enjoy and we've picked out four of the best to put on your must-watch list.
You can watch FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2027 Qualifiers games on FIBA's official YouTube channel as well as local broadcast partners in the participating countries.
Must-see TV 📺
Bulgaria vs Spain | November 14, 18:00 CET
While there is a chasm between these two nations in terms of current World Rankings and recent achievements, that might not be the case on the basketball court itself. Bulgaria are ambitious and capable of standing toe to toe.
They have a fantastic leading duo in Khaalia Hillsman and Borislava Hristova who were both sensational in the win against Croatia. Their supporting cast was very capable too. Spain survived a major scare against Czechia as Iyana Martin showed her class in her hometown. But in this one, they will need more than one headline performer.
Upset alert 🚨
Netherlands vs Serbia | November 14, 14:30 CET
Serbia went through the First Round unbeaten and then tipped off their Second Round campaign with another victory, but are they about to slip up on Dutch soil? The Netherlands will certainly be waiting with plenty of confidence.
They claimed a fine win against Slovakia and want to make it a win double at home. They will no doubt need to nullify the in-form Masa Jankovic, and on paper have the duo to do exactly that in the shape of Emese Hof and Kourtney Treffers.
Do or die 💀
Great Britain vs Ukraine | November 14, 17:00 CET
The teams come into this one having endured contrasting fortunes in their respective openers. Great Britain were wiped out in France and Ukraine fought hard to take a road victory in Luxembourg.
A big loss for either team could be devastating to their prospects so a lot is riding on this. Tetiana Yurkevichus and Alina Iagupova were great in the last game, but do Great Britain have what it takes to slow them down? All eyes will be on Savannah Wilkinson and Sydney Wallace from the British perspective.
50-50 ⚖️
Slovenia vs Latvia | November 14, 18:00 CET
The sense of deja vu will be strong when these two go up against each other, having also met during the First Round of the Qualifiers. Both teams took full advantage of their home court to rack up convincing victories.
Surely we are locked in for an unpredictable and closer game this time as Slovenia try to avoid a 0-2 start and Latvia try to follow up their win in Austria. Watch out for Zala Friskovec and Eva Lisec for Slovenia matching up with Kitija Laksa and Kate Vilka.
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