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Home » Breaking: D’Tigress Beat Senegal 75-68 To Qualify For 5th Consecutive AfroBasket Final
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Breaking: D’Tigress Beat Senegal 75-68 To Qualify For 5th Consecutive AfroBasket Final

D'Tigress, AfroBasket Final
Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeAugust 2, 2025Updated:August 2, 2025No Comments420 Views
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The Nigerian female basketball team, D’Tigress played the game of their lives to beat Senegal 75-68 and qualified for the final of the FIBA AfroBasket final in Abidjan on Saturday, 2 August, 2025, reports thegazellenews.com

D’Tigress emulated the Super Falcons by overcoming a six point deficit going into the final quarter to win by seven points and qualified for the final.

Thegazellenews.com reports that D’Tigress have not lost an AfroBasket match since 2015, hence maintained its 10 year unbeaten run going into the final.

This medium also reports that the Nigerian female basketball team is chasing its fifth consecutive AfroBasket title and seven overall.

In the thrilling semi final match on Saturday, 2 August, 2025, Nigeria won three out of the four quarters to emerge overall winner in the match.

D’Tigress won the first quarter 22-17, won the second 21-20, lost the third 9-21 hence losing by 52-58 going into the last quarter. The Nigerian team however turned the tie on its head in the last quarter winning by 23-10 to win by 75-68.

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