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D’Tigress Suffer Opening Defeat To South Korea At 2026

Nigeria’s senior women’s basketball team, D’Tigress, began their campaign at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup with a disappointing 99-81 defeat to South Korea in Berlin, Germany.
The African champions struggled to contain South Korea’s sustained offensive pressure as the Asian side took control of the Group B encounter and maintained their advantage for much of the game.
Despite showing determination and making efforts to remain within reach of their opponents, D’Tigress were unable to mount a strong enough comeback, with South Korea eventually sealing an 18-point victory.
The defeat also extended Nigeria’s difficult record against Asian opposition at the global tournament, while D’Tigress remain without a victory in their opening fixture at the Women’s World Cup.
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Nigeria will now turn attention to their next Group B encounter against Hungary, where a positive result could prove crucial to their hopes of remaining in contention for a place in the knockout stage.
The team will be aiming for a quick response as they seek to rediscover the form that established them as one of Africa’s dominant forces in women’s basketball.

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