/nginx/o/2022/02/23/14384063t1heca3.jpg?fit=%2C&ssl=1 "The main center Bako – Basketball will not help the Belgian basketball team against Latvia")
The 26-year-old striker was injured in his left hand, which will prevent him from playing for at least two weeks, reports the Spanish team Manrez “Baxi”, represented by him and Latvian basketball player Marc Steinberg.
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Latvia, with the Belgian national team of Group A, must meet on February 25 in Mons, Belgium, and on February 28 in Riga, Arena Riga, which according to the latest national regulations will be 60% full, which is about 6,000 fans.
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In group A, after two games, Belgium is the leader with two wins, Serbia and Latvia have one success, but Slovakia has suffered two losses.
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So far, the Belgians have beaten Slovakia with 83:57 and Serbia with 73:69, while the Latvian national team has conceded with the Serbs 100: 101 and beat the Slovaks with 82:74.
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Bako scored a total of 20 points in the first two games and scored 16 rebounds under the baskets.
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In the first qualifying round, 32 European Zone teams are divided into eight groups of four each. There will be two games with each group team – one at home, one away. The games are scheduled in three windows: 20-30 September 2021. November, February 21, 2022 – March 1, and June 27 – July 5.
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The three strongest teams in each group will enter the second round of the qualifying tournament, where they will play six more games. In this round, the games will take place on the 22nd-30th. August, 7-15 November, 20-28. February (2023). There will be two games in each of the windows.
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The three strongest teams of the four groups will reach the World Cup main event. A total of 12 national teams from the European area will qualify for the World Cup.
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The World Cup final will take place in September 2023 in Japan, Indonesia and the Philippines.
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List of candidates for the Belgian national team: Emmanuel Lekomte (Jonava “CBet”, Lithuania), Sam van Rosom (“Valencia”, Spain), Jean Marks Mvema (Antwerp “Giants”, Belgium), Kentan Serons (“Boulazac”, France), Llox Schwarz (“Orleans”) , France), Jean Salum (Chalons-Reims, France), Pierre Antoine Gillé (Ostend “Filou”, Belgium), Jonas Delalier (Limburg “United”, Belgium), Kevin Tumba (“FOS Provence”, France), Hans Vanvijn (Basketball, Zaragoza, Spain), Alexander Liberer (Spirou, Charleroi, Belgium), Wren Blaijenberg (Real Betis, Spain), Wenzan Castellot (Belgium), Andy van Ville (Bnei) Hertzeliya “, Israel), Harry Bratanovich (Ostend” Filou “, Belgium), Retin Obasohan (Jerusalem” Hapoel “, Israel).
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