
The FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 Men's First Round Qualifiers resume on June 29 with 65 games in just over a week, all live on DAZN, with the participation of numerous NBA and global superstars, aiming to strengthen and secure their national teams spots ahead of the 2nd round of qualifiers beginning on August 27.
Eighty nations are vying for 31 spots to join host Qatar in the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027, with 12 teams advancing from Europe, seven from the Americas, seven from Asia/Oceania and five from Africa.Â
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Following the second window of the tournament in Egypt and Senegal last February, 16 national teams are still battling it out for places at the 2027 Qatar World Cup. Â
Libya, Madagascar, Rwanda and Uganda are all bottom of their respective groups and will be eliminated unless they can pick up some vital points in window three.
Like the FIBA AfroBasket, the World Cup African qualifiers are a source of national pride, with teams looking to put their countries on the world basketball map.Â
The final rosters have yet to be finalised, but if the preliminary rosters are anything to go by, expect to see Brancou Badiou (Senegal), Aliou Diarra (Mali), Bruno Fernando (Angola), Ehab Amin (Egypt), Assemian Moulare (Ivory Coast) and the reigning AfroBasket MVP, Childe Dundao, all in action over the three-day competition.Â
| Date | Time (BST) | Matches |
| Thursday, July 2 | 7pm BST | Ivory Coast vs. Senegal |
| Saturday, July 4 | 3pm BST | South Sudan vs. Cape Verde |
| Saturday, July 4 | 7pm BST | Angola vs. Egypt |
| Sunday, July 5 | 1pm BST | Tunisia vs. Guinea |
| Sunday, July 5 | 6pm BST | South Sudan vs. Cameroon |
| Sunday, July 5 | 7pm BST | Angola vs. Mali |
Window three promises to add drama to this fierce competition for 12 spots in the 2027 Qatar World Cup as it is the final opportunity for several nations to save their standing.
A host of nations have already advanced to the next round regardless of their Window Three results, including: Spain, Georgia, Turkey, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Germany, Israel, Poland, Finland and France.
Cyprus are the only team to have already been eliminated and could be joined by the likes of Great Britain, Romania and Belgium, who all occupy bottom spot in their groups.
Expect to see Mario Hezonja (Croatia), Tomas Satoransky ( Czechia), Isaac Bonga (Germany), Tornike Shengelia (Georgia), Alberto Diaz (Spain), Sylvain Francisco (France), Mikael Jantunen (Finland), Mateusz Ponitka (Poland) and some of the Window 1 stars such as Tarik Biberovic (Turkiye), Ignas Sargiunas (Lithuania) and Oleksandr Kovliar (Ukraine).Â
| Date | Time (BST) | Matches |
| Thursday, July 2 | 7pm BST | Switzerland vs. Serbia |
| Friday, July 3 | 6pm BST | Sweden vs. Czech Republic |
| Friday, July 3 | 6.30pm BST | Â Netherlands vs. Latvia |
| Sunday, July 5 | 2pm BST | Denmark vs. Ukraine |
| Sunday, July 5 | 3pm BST | Great Britain vs. Iceland |
| Sunday, July 5 | 5.30pm BST | Greece vs. Portugal |
| Sunday, July 5 | 7pm BST | Italy vs. Lithuania |
| Monday, July 6 | 4pm BST | Czech Republic vs. Estonia |
| Monday, July 6 | 5pm BST | Hungary vs. Belgium |
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Australia and the Philippines have already secured their qualification for the second round of qualifying, along with hosts Qatar, but there is still plenty to play for in window three.
As it stands, Guam, Chinese Taipei, Iraq and India are all at threat of elimination unless they can collect the all-important points and leapfrog their rivals.
Like the FIBA Asia Cup, the World Cup Asian qualifiers are a source of national pride, with teams looking to put their countries on the world basketball map.
The likes of Yuta Watanabe (Japan), Hu Jinqiu (China), Sam Mennenga (New Zealand), Brandon Gilbeck (Chinese Taipei), Sina Vahedi (Iran), Hyunjung Lee (Korea), Wael Arakji (Lebanon) and the reigning Asia Cup MVP, Jaylin Galloway, should all be in action over the coming days.
| Date | Time (BST) | Matches |
| Thursday, July 2 | 6pm BST | Saudi Arabia vs. Lebanon |
| Friday, July 3 | 12.30pm BST | China vs. Japan |
| Sunday, July 5 | 2.30pm BST | Syria vs. Iran |
| Monday, July 6 | 8am BST | New Zealand vs. Guam |
| Monday, July 6 | 11.30am BST | South Korea vs. Japan |
A collective of nations have already advanced to the next round of qualifying, including the Dominican Republic, United States, Canada, Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina, but there are still several spots available.
Nicaragua, Bahamas, Chile and Cuba are all under threat of being knocked out and face key fixtures if they are to progress to the next round of qualifying.
| Date | Time (BST) | Matches |
| Wednesday, July 1 | 12.10am BST | Venezuela vs. Colombia |
| Friday, July 3 | 2.40am BST | Panama vs. Cuba |
| Saturday, July 4 | 1am BST | Bahamas vs. Jamaica |
| Saturday, July 4 | 3.30am BST | Mexico vs. Nicaragua |
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