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The qualifiers begin.
As a second game, Germany - France. An encounter with clear visitor favoritism, and not for less, are the top scorers of the tournament with 90.0 ppg and 51.3% in Fg. Very good numbers.
The German team, we know that it is a team that knows how to adapt to his rivals. But with averages of 71.0% ppg and 41.6% in Fg, the difference in level between the two teams is very clear.
We know that Germany dances to Dennis Schroder, the Nba star of Atlanta Hawks. The guard averages 23.6 pp with 49.4% in Fg. He will have a good performance for this game. And that's all. The next scorer on the list is Johannes Voigtmann with 9.0 pp. The rest of players have very poor averages, especially in 3-pointers; recording 28.2%.
With France, we know what to expect. Several players with Nba experience, both in the outside line (Fournier - De Colo) and in painting (Lauvergne - Boris Diaw), who know how to play both in static and in transition. In addition, there are several statistics in your favor that are devastating:
(Ger / Fra)
Points in Paint
30.8 / 42.4
Bench Points
20.8 / 31.0
Points from turnover
11.2 / 20.2
Statistic is very clear. In very important aspects of the game, France is clearly superior.
The most recent game I've seen of both teams was a friendly played in Germany (this summer), where France won 79 - 85. The whole match they were ahead, with differences of more than 10 points. Only in the end Germany cut differences.
The same thing should not happen here, it is not the same case. They are eighth-finals of an important tournament and your rival (to 95%) will be Spain. Winning for a few points, would imply weakness. The more logical is that they start with the wick well lit, to send a message. But this part is already purely subjective.
In short, France has a better and more superior offensive arsenal and should win this by at least 10 points difference.
France - 8.5
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@DeanNba
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