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Highlights: What you may have missed from Wednesday’s EuroBasket qualifiers

August 14, 2014


We did a round-up of last night’s EuroBasket 2015 second qualifying round action but here are some of the best bits from Wednesday’s games starting, above, with Czech Republic’s win over Portugal.


Hungary edged Georgia 74-73 in a nail-biter to remain unbeaten, moving to 2-0 after their rout of Portugal on Sunday.


And finally FYR Macedonia topped Denmark to remain well on course for next year’s finals.

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