Germany Triumphs Over Greece in Men's Basketball Quarterfinals: 76-63

In an electrifying quarterfinal match at the Bercy Arena on August 6, 2024, Germany faced off against Greece in the Men's Basketball event of the Olympic Games. The game concluded with Germany emerging victorious with a score of 76 to 63, showcasing both teams' determination and skill.

Germany's Dennis Schroder played a pivotal role, scoring 13 points and contributing 8 assists, leading his team to success. His performance, along with contributions from teammates such as Franz Wagner, who scored 18 points, and Daniel Theis, who added 15 points, solidified their dominance throughout the match.

The first quarter saw Germany take an early lead, ending the period at 31-27. As the game progressed, Germany continued to build on their lead, maintaining a consistent advantage over Greece, which struggled to keep pace despite Giannis Antetokounmpo's efforts, who scored 22 points but couldn't secure a win for his team.

Germany's strong defense was evident as they achieved a total of 32 rebounds and forced Greece into 15 turnovers. The team demonstrated excellent shooting accuracy, hitting 48% of their field goals and 63% from two-point range, a testament to their offensive efficiency.

The second half began with Greece attempting to mount a comeback, but Germany's strategic plays and strong bench support (contributing 32 points) ensured that they held onto their lead, finishing the game with a firm 76-63 victory.

This win propels Germany into the semifinals, where they will continue their quest for Olympic gold. The match not only highlighted Germany's basketball prowess but also set the stage for thrilling future encounters in the tournament.