Men s Basketball European Championships: Shin Kyung 19+11+10, Türkiye 91-77 Poland The first quarter-finals were born

The first game of the quarter-finals of the men's basketball team in the European Championship will be held, with Türkiye against Poland.

Türkiye ranks 27th in the world and Poland ranks 16th in the world.

Turkey performed very amazingly in this tournament. It defeated Serbia in the group stage, eliminated Sweden in the 1/8 final and advanced to the quarterfinals, and won all six games. It is one of the only teams left to not lose, setting a record for the longest winning streak in the international competition since 1957. Many players on the offensive end have stable output, among which the core player Shin Kyung averaged 22 points, 10.7 rebounds, 6.7 assists and 1 block, and he had very strong dominance and support ability; Ottoman had super three-point shooting ability, and as an organizational guard, Larkin had excellent offensive ability. Türkiye has good defensive cooperation and rebound control, but it averages 11.5 turnovers per game, which is a bit too many.

Shenjing

Ottoman

Poland reached the semi-finals of the last men's basketball European Championship, and won 3 wins and 2 losses in this group stage, and reversed Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1/8 final. The offense relies on Loyd and Bonnetka, who averaged nearly 40 points per game and had high accuracy on the outside. The defense focuses on overall collaboration, averaging 77.4 points per game, but averaging 15 mistakes in the group stage.

The two sides have played against each other in the past eight European Championships, with Türkiye winning 2 and losing 6, but they have won both in the last two matches.

This game is quite interesting. Poland ranks higher and Turkey's strength grows faster. Rockets player Shin Kyung has the ability to compete for MVP in the game, and he also has strong dominance and side stress in the inside. However, Poland's inside defense is a weakness. How to defend Shin Kyung will be an important task for Poland. In the first quarter, the game between the two sides was difficult to resolve. Turkey's top star Shin Kyung was strictly guarded by Poland. He didn't have many mobile phones. He didn't score in the first quarter, and he chose to pass the ball to help his teammates score. In the first quarter, Türkiye was blossoming at multiple points, of course, except for Shin Kyung. Poland team, substitute Alek Sandzeva performed outstandingly and shot very accurately. At the end of the first quarter, both sides were evenly divided, no winner, 19-19.

In the second quarter, the competition between the two sides was still fierce in the first half, and the scene was tense. At the end of the quarter, Turkey launched a tide of attack. Shin Kyung found the feeling of shooting, scored and rebounded with one hand, and quickly opened up the gap. Shin Kyung, Ottoman, Kurosawa, and substitute player Shibbashi performed well, especially Shin Kyung scored 10 points in a single quarter, scored 10 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals in the first quarter. Four of them were frontcourt rebounds, with very comprehensive performance and excellent offense and defense. At the end of the half, Türkiye led Poland by 14 points 46-32. Unexpectedly, Türkiye was so powerful that it defeated Poland in one quarter. The score in the second quarter was 27-13. Once Türkiye exerted its strength, Poland couldn't stand it.

In the first half, Poland made 10 mistakes and only got 21 shots. Alec Sandzeva scored 11 points and made 3 three-pointers, Loyd scored 8 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists, and Ponetka scored 4 points and 3 assists. Turkey received 31 shots and completed 8 steals. In the third quarter, Kurosawa and Ottoman scored one after another, Turkey scored 6-2 at the beginning, further widened the score difference, 52-34, and the lead reached 18 points. Since then, Türkiye's offense has become more and more powerful. Substitute Kolkmaz performed very well and had a very high shooting percentage, helping Türkiye continue to expand its score and lead to more than 20 points. Poland has difficulty scoring, Loyd and Ponetka have poor touch, and they missed their three-point shots repeatedly, and Dezeva has no magic in the first half. At the end of the quarter, Poland suddenly felt a little bit, and the score difference was narrowed in a blink of an eye. This game was also magical. At the end of the third quarter, Türkiye led by 15 points 65-50.

In the fourth quarter, both sides scored alternately, and Türkiye Larkin found a feeling and had strong ability to break through and foul. But Poland gradually controlled the situation, Jordan Loyd and Ponetka gradually found an offensive feeling, and broke out together on the offensive end, performing very strongly. Poland further narrowed the score gap and fell behind only 8 points, but Poland's offense was silent at the end of the quarter. At the critical moment, Kurosawa, Larkin and Shin-kyung jointly attacked, and Turkey stabilized the situation and lost suspense in the game.

The final game ended, and the Turkish men's basketball team defeated the Polish men's basketball team 91-77, becoming the first team to advance to the semi-finals of the men's basketball team in the European Championships. Poland, the last quarter-finals of the last quarter-finals, was eliminated.

In this game, Rockets star Shin Kyung did not get much shooting opportunities, making 6 of 14 and 0 of 2 of 3-pointers, but he has strong ability to kill in the offense, 7 of 9 free throws, scored 19 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists, and had excellent triple-double data. He also had 3 steals, including 7 frontcourt rebounds. This is the second triple-double in this tournament and the sixth triple-double in the history of the men's basketball European Championship. The first triple-double in this tournament was in Slovenia's 86-69 victory over Belgium. Doncic played 30 minutes and 12 seconds, scoring 26 minutes, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, and having 3 steals, making it the fifth triple-double in European Championship history.

In addition, Türkiye Larkin scored 13 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, Kurosawa scored 13 points, Ottoman scored 10 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists, Ottomany scored 10 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, and substitute Kolkmaz scored 10 points.

Poland: Jordan Loyd made 5 of 11, 1 of 7 three-pointers, scored 19 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal, Ponetka made 6 of 13, 3 of 7 three-pointers, scored 19 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists and 1 steal. In addition, Sogolusky scored 13 points and Dezeva also scored 11 points.

With Türkiye defeating Poland 91-77, the first semi-final team in the Men's Basketball European Championship was born, Shen Jing showed his power in the triple-double and continued to attack the MVP of the event.