EuroBasket final pits Türkiye's Alperen Sengun against Germany's Franz Wagner, signaling a shift to a younger, deeper guard-forward era.

Sengun averages 20.8 PPG, 11 REB, 7 AST; Wagner 21.1 PPG, 5.6 REB; Schroder 20.9 PPG, 6.6 APG as Germany's veteran floor general. Türkiye and Germany enter final 8-0, with big margins.

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Alperen Şengün powered Turkey to a EuroBasket final with 15 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists in a 94-68 win over Greece, turning a slow start into a defining performance with wraparound passes and rim dives that unlocked teammates, while Turkey’s defense forced turnovers and built an early double-digit lead that Greece never recovered.

Turkey faces Germany in the Riga final, a clash that pits Şengün’s high-post playmaking against Germany’s NBA duo of Schröder and Wagner as Turkey chases its first EuroBasket crown since 2001. The result could echo into the NBA season, with Şengün’s EuroBasket surge boosting his fantasy and real-world value.

Dončić taxed Germany for 39, but Wagner and Schröder closed the door in a dramatic EuroBasket quarterfinal. Germany surged with a 12-0 run in the fourth as Obst’s late dagger and Schröder’s clutch strike sealed a semifinal clash with Finland. Da Silva’s half-court 3 kept Slovenia within distance, yet foul trouble and limited deep shooting cost them the edge. Finland’s win over Georgia added depth to the Final Four, with Jantunen and Markkanen supplying balanced offense off the bench.

Fantasy angle: Doncic dominates usage, but Germany’s balanced attack and late-game shotmaking tilt the upside toward multi-portfolio lineups. Expect 1-2 primary options from Slovenia to carry nightly, while German contributors like Wagner and Schröder offer safer mid-range floors in big-show formats.

Finland upset Serbia 92-86 at EuroBasket as Jokic poured 33, but Elias Valtonen’s final-two-minute burst—eight points, including a key 3 and a tip-in—pushed the Finns past the favorites. Lauri Markkanen led Finland with 29, and the win came on the back of late shots and productive offensive rebounding to seal a historic Round of 16 win. Finland now draws France or Georgia in the quarters while Turkey, Germany and Lithuania also advanced in a day packed with impact performances.

The day also featured Alperen Sengun (24) powering Turkey past Sweden; Germany squeezed past Portugal with Neemias Queta delivering 18 points and 11 rebounds; Lithuania’s Arnas Velicka (21 and 12) highlighted their win; Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Greece lurked in the background as the title defense slipped for Spain. Though Jokic shone, Serbia exited in the Round of 16 for the second straight time, and the drama kept rolling into Sunday.