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U.S. Women Beat Spain 76-66 to Reach FIBA World Cup Final, Setting up Olympic Rematch with France
- The United States women's team faces Spain on Saturday in Berlin during the 2026 FIBA World Cup semifinals, with the Americans seeking their fifth consecutive title.
- Spain reached the semifinals for the first time since 2018 after defeating Australia 89-66, while the United States routed Hungary 108-56 to secure its spot in the final four.
- Saturday marks a reunion for Iowa alumni Megan DiLeo and Caitlin Clark, though the two have not spoken since arriving in Germany for the tournament due to scheduling constraints.
- Megan DiLeo dismissed concerns about Clark starting on the bench, saying, "She's just a great player, it doesn't really matter when she goes into a game, she's going to make an impact."
- The U.S. has won all 11 previous meetings against Spain, including the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Rio Olympics, and maintains a 34-game World Cup winning streak since 2006.
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Team USA Beats Spain 76-66 to Reach FIBA World Cup Final
Team USA erased a deadlocked game with an 18-8 fourth-quarter run to beat Spain 76-66 in Berlin and punch its ticket to a fifth straight FIBA Women's World Cup championship game. Breanna Stewart scored 16 points and grabbed 6 rebounds Saturday at Berlin Arena as the Americans survived a stubborn Spanish side that held the […]
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