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The Slovenians in Konjice to fight for the grand final
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The Slovenians in Konjice to fight for the grand final

The Slovenian under-20 basketball team will compete in the EuroBasket U20 quarterfinals at Stožice against France. A victory could secure them their third medal in major tournaments within three years. Slovenia has historically performed well in this category, winning six medals, including gold in 2000, 2004, and 2021, and bronze in 2006 and 2025. France is historically successful, having won gold twice in recent U20 European Championships. The match is part of the EuroBasket 2026 qualifiers, with other games scheduled for Sunday.

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The Slovenians in Konjice to fight for the grand final

The Slovenian under-20 basketball team will compete in the EuroBasket U20 quarterfinals at Stožice against France. A victory could secure them their third medal in major tournaments within three years. Slovenia has historically performed well in this category, winning six medals, including gold in 2000, 2004, and 2021, and bronze in 2006 and 2025. France is historically successful, having won gold twice in recent U20 European Championships. The match is part of the EuroBasket 2026 qualifiers, with other games scheduled for Sunday.

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