Clark and Boston Drive USA Past Spain in Berlin
The United States defeated Spain 76-66 in Berlin to extend their winning streak and set up a high-stakes gold medal rematch against France, who advanced after a dominant 86-64 victory over Germany. This semifinal marked the closest game between the U.S. and Spain since 1998 and the smallest American margin in a World Cup final four since 2010.
GN auto sports/multisport notes that the 10-point margin was Team USA's smallest in a World Cup semifinal since 2010, while also confirming that France secured their spot in the final with an 86-64 rout of Germany, powered by 22 points from Gabby Williams.
Source: The New York TimesAccording to GN auto sports/multisport: Olympic Games, the US pulled away late to win 76-66, extending their World Cup winning streak to 35 games and setting up a dramatic rematch with France in the final, which will mirror their close 2024 Olympic gold medal contest.
Source: The GuardianCaitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston led the United States to a decisive victory over Spain in Berlin, marking the latest chapter in their dominant run at the FIBA Women's World Cup. The duo’s synergy was on full display as they dismantled the Spanish defense on the tournament's European stage.
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