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FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 Qualifiers: Second-round draw sets path to Qatar

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13, Jul

Watch FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers on DAZN

The draw for the second round of FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifying has been made, with teams across Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe learning their fate.

All results from the first round of qualifying carry over, meaning that all teams will commence window four with the points they earned from round one.

The second round of qualifying is split across three windows, commencing in late August, November and February of next year, with each team playing two matches per window.

All of the upcoming qualifiers are available to stream live or on demand via Courtside 1891 on DAZN.

Below, DAZN News brings you all the groups and standings by continent as well as the key dates.

FIBA July World Cup qualifiers

FIBA Africa groups

Window four of the African qualifiers commences on Thursday, August 27 and runs until Sunday, August 30, with all 18 matches available to watch live on DAZN.

Tunisia (Group E) and Senegal (Group F) will host all of the matches in their respective groups.

Twelve countries are set to compete for five qualifying places across two groups, with the top two teams and the best third-placed side progressing.

Group E

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Cameroon	6	+29	11
South Sudan	6	+104	10
Guinea	6	+49	10
Tunisia	6	+38	10
Nigeria	6	+30	10
Cape Verde	6	-12	9

Group F

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Senegal	6	+123	11
Ivory Coast	6	+118	11
Mali	6	+38	11
Angola	6	+73	10
Egypt	6	+24	9
DR Congo	6	-97	8

FIBA Americas groups

Window four of the Americas qualifiers commences on Thursday, August 27 and runs until Monday, August 31, with all 12 matches available to watch live on DAZN.

Unlike the FIBA World Cup African Qualifiers, where games are played at a centralised location, all of the fixtures will take place on the home team's soil.

Twelve countries are set to compete for seven qualifying places across two groups, with the top three teams from each group as well as the best third-placed side progressing.

Group E

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Brazil	6	+110	12
USA	6	+94	11
Dominican Republic	6	+61	10
Mexico	6	+4	9
Colombia	6	-29	9
Chile	6	-30	8

Group F

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Canada	6	+133	12
Uruguay	6	+92	11
Argentina	6	+117	11
Puerto Rico	6	-16	8
Bahamas	6	-18	8
Panama	6	-70	8

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FIBA Asian groups

Window four of the Asian qualifiers commences on Thursday, August 27 and runs until Monday, August 31, with all 12 matches available to watch live on DAZN.

All of the fixtures will take place on the home team's soil.

Twelve countries are set to compete for eight qualifying places across two groups, with the top four teams from Group E and the top three sides from Group F progressing.

Qatar have already qualified as the host nation but are competing in Group F, which is why there are fewer spots available in that group.

Group E

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Australia	6	+162	12
Iran	6	+71	11
Jordan	6	+150	11
New Zealand	6	+86	10
Philippines	6	-12	8
Syria	6	-74	8

Group F

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Lebanon	6	+103	11
Japan	6	+49	10
Qatar	6	+34	10
Saudi Arabia	6	+15	9
South Korea	6	0	9
China	6	-15	9

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FIBA European groups

Window four of the European qualifiers commences on Thursday, August 27 and runs until Monday, August 31, with all 24 matches available to watch live on DAZN.

All of the fixtures will take place on the home team's soil.

Twenty-four countries are set to compete for 12 qualifying places across four groups, with the top three teams from each group progressing.

Group I

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Spain	6	+99	11
Ukraine	6	+45	10
Montenegro	6	-23	10
Portugal	6	+36	9
Greece	6	+25	9
Georgia	6	-12	9

Group J

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Turkey	6	+89	12
Italy	6	+63	11
Serbia	6	+31	10
Lithuania	6	+33	9
Iceland	6	-34	9
Bosnia & Herzegovina	6	+11	8

Group K

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
Poland	6	+90	12
Croatia	6	+158	11
Germany	6	+74	11
Latvia	6	+37	9
Netherlands	6	+4	8
Israel	6	+1	8

Group L

Team	Pld	PD	Pts
France	6	+68	11
Finland	6	+5	10
Estonia	6	+26	9
Slovenia	6	+21	9
Hungary	6	-6	9
Sweden	6	-9	9

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How can I watch FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers?

The FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers are available through DAZN on its own dedicated app channel, Courtside 1891.

It is available either as a dedicated Courtside 1891 subscription or as part of your existing DAZN subscription for a small add-on fee.

DAZN is the home of Courtside 1891 worldwide, excluding Estonia, Finland, France, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden, China, Hong Kong and Japan.

For more information on prices, subscriptions, and more, click here.

How much is a Courtside 1891 subscription to watch FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers on DAZN?

Courtside 1891 is available on DAZN in Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and pricing can be found below.

Country	Monthly price	Annual price
Canada	$13.99	$29.99
Ireland	€9.99	€25.99
United Kingdom	£7.99	£24.99
United States	$9.99	$29.99

How to watch FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers on DAZN

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