EuroBasket Women 1993

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA 1 Czechoslovakia1 5 5 0 426 330 2 Spain 5 3 2 357 319 3 Finland 5 3 2 391 410 4 Germany 5 2 3 359 382 5 Sweden 5 1 4 395 459 6 Israel 5 1 4 359 404 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

May 13 1992 Spain 94–79 Finland May 13 1992 Czechoslovakia 83–57 Israel May 13 1992 Germany 80–72 Sweden May 14 1992 Spain 86–69 Israel May 14 1992 Czechoslovakia 91–84 Sweden May 14 1992 Finland 76–70 Germany May 15 1992 Czechoslovakia 90–67 Finland May 15 1992 Germany 95–83 Spain May 15 1992 Sweden 93–89 Israel May 16 1992 Spain 111–64 Sweden May 16 1992 Czechoslovakia 81–53 Germany May 16 1992 Finland 81–74 Israel May 17 1992 Czechoslovakia 81–69 Spain May 17 1992 Finland 88–82 Sweden May 17 1992 Israel 70–61 Germany

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA 1 Italy 5 5 0 387 240 2 France 5 4 1 342 312 3 Netherlands 5 2 3 277 301 4 Poland2 5 2 3 359 382 5 Romania 5 1 4 314 369 6 Greece 5 1 4 316 378 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

May 13 1992 Romania 61–50 Poland May 13 1992 Italy 95–59 Greece May 13 1992 France 71–61 Netherlands May 14 1992 Poland 63–62 Greece May 14 1992 Italy 60–26 Netherlands May 14 1992 France 76–66 Romania May 15 1992 Italy 74–42 Poland May 15 1992 Netherlands 65–64 Romania May 15 1992 France 70–57 Greece May 16 1992 Italy 88–54 Romania May 16 1992 Netherlands 81–48 Greece May 16 1992 France 66–58 Poland May 17 1992 Greece 90–69 Romania May 17 1992 Poland 58–44 Netherlands May 17 1992 Italy 70–59 France

¹ Following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia on 1 January 1993, the former Czechoslovak team was replaced by the new Slovak national team.
² Poland was invited to the EuroBasket to replace FR Yugoslavia, which was disqualified in application of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 757.

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA 1 Italy 3 3 0 212 189 2 Spain 3 2 1 224 204 3 Bulgaria 3 1 2 220 228 4 Poland 3 0 3 205 240

June 8 Spain 92–68 Poland June 8 Italy 79–69 Bulgaria June 9 Spain 76–70 Bulgaria June 9 Italy 67–64 Poland June 10 Bulgaria 81–73 Poland June 10 Italy 66–56 Spain

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA 1 Slovakia 3 2 1 233 213 2 France 3 2 1 199 187 3 Hungary 3 1 2 235 241 4 Russia3 3 1 2 205 240

June 8 France 71–53 Russia June 8 Slovakia 88–82 Hungary June 9 Russia 80–75 Slovakia June 9 France 77–64 Hungary June 10 Hungary 89–76 Russia June 10 Slovakia 70–51 France

³ Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union the former Soviet team, the defending champion, was replaced by the new Russian national team.

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