MUNICH (Germany) - With one absorbing and memorable gameday already in the books, FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2027 Qualifiers action continues as nations look to either build on a winning start or bounce back from opening night disappointment.
The race to make the Second Round already feels intense, with all 27 teams resuming their quest of trying to advance to the next stage.
There will also be two more matchups in Group H as the 2027 co-hosts continue their preparations, with Gameday 2 taking place on November 15 and 16.
Schedule
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.
Games to Watch
There are plenty of fascinating and potentially exciting games scheduled to take place Gameday 2, but we've picked out four must see matchups that you need to make sure you have on your list.
Must-see TV 📺
Serbia vs Portugal | November 15, 18:00 CET
The teams met in the 2025 Qualifiers, with Portugal beating Serbia to collect a historic first FIBA Women's EuroBasket ticket. While Portugal have many of the same pieces in place, it's all change for Serbia. Milos Pavlovic has taken the reins from the legendary Marina Maljkovic and had a winning start against Iceland. In three-team Group G, it's a huge game as both of these sides eye pole position.
Wildcard Battle 🃏
Ukraine vs Bulgaria | November 15, 17:30 CET
After winning starts, something has to give in this fascinating clash that's too close to call. The winner will put themselves in a great position and Ukraine especially, having navigated a tough test in Montenegro. With 11 assists from Alina Iagupova and Miriam Uro-Nile on fire, the hosts have in-form players. Meanwhile Bulgaria were too good for Azerbaijan, with Khaalia Hillsman, Valeria Aleksieva, Borislava Hristova and Iliyana Georgieva shining.
Clash of Rivals ⚔️
North Macedonia vs Greece | November 15, 18:00 CET
Having sealed their first win since 2023 in beating Denmark in a thriller, North Macedonia will be looking to continue the momentum by causing a huge upset against their neighbors. Ilina Selcova, Merritt Hempe and Andjelika Mitrashinovikj do have quality and they will sense blood in the water after Greece slipped up at home against Croatia. The visitors will be feeling the pressure as going 0-2 would be unthinkable as group favorites.
Hosts in Action 🏠
Lithuania vs Belgium | November 16, 15:00 CET
With both nations having opened their accounts with commanding victories in Group H, it will be fascinating to see who stays perfect. It went according to the script for both teams in their respective openers, with team leaders Juste Jocyte and Emma Meesseman shining as anticipated. Have Lithuania got what it takes to topple the holders? And, will we be treated to the kind of classic that was served up when they met in the last Qualifiers cycle?
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