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Australia Beats Turkey for 2nd Win at Women's Basketball World Cup, US Plays Italy Later

  • On Sunday, Ezi Magbegor scored 21 points as Australia defeated Turkey 87-71 in Berlin, securing a spot in the final phase of the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
  • Turkey, led by Sevgi Uzun with 24 points, briefly took a 15-14 lead after a timeout, but the Opals rallied to finish the first quarter ahead 21-15 and never relinquished control.
  • Steph Talbot contributed 17 points, five rebounds, and five assists for Australia, while Alex Fowler added 10 points; Turkey's Goksen Fitik returned after a third-quarter injury scare.
  • Australia faces European champion Belgium on Monday in a decisive group-stage matchup; the winner will likely advance directly to the quarterfinals as group leader.
  • Elsewhere in the tournament, the United States plays Italy seeking to extend a winning run to 32 games, while China, featuring 7-foot-3 Zhang Ziyu, faces the Czech Republic with both teams pursuing first victories.
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The third day of the Women's Basketball World Championship in Berlin began with a confident victory for the world's runner-up Australians (2-0).

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Opals beat Turkey for second World Cup win

Ezi Magbegor has scored 21 points and Australia has reached the final phase of the Women's Basketball World...

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Australia beats Turkey for 2nd win at Women’s Basketball World Cup, US plays Italy later

Ezi Magbegor has scored 21 points and Australia has reached the final phase of the Women’s Basketball World Cup with a physical 87-71 win over Turkey.

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In their second Group C match of the FIBA 2026 Women's Basketball World Cup, the Turkish Women's National Basketball Team suffered their second defeat of the tournament, losing 87-71 to strong opponent Australia in Berlin. Failing to make the start they desired, the national team's chances of advancing from the group have become more difficult, while Australia, who dominated the game from start to finish, emerged victorious.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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