5 wins and 0 losses! Breaking for 164 points! The biggest favorite to win the European Cup

On September 4, the group stage of the Men's Basketball Team in the European Cup: Germany defeated Finland 91-61. Germany won 5 wins and 0 losses in Group B and advanced to the top 16, and then played against Portugal in Group A. The strength of the two teams is not at the same level, and it is not difficult for the German team to enter the quarterfinals. With Bogdan's reimbursement, Germany surpassed Serbia and became the biggest favorite to win the championship. How strong is the German team? 164 points in the group stage. The average net difference of 32.8 points per game has created the largest score difference in the European Cup group stage in the past 56 years. The detailed scores of the group stage are as follows: Germany 106-76 Montenegro; Germany 105-83 Sweden; Germany 107-88 Lithuania; Germany 120-57 Britain; Germany 91-61 Finland.

Except for Lithuania who "only" won 19 points, the remaining score differences are above 20 points. In the match against Britain, Germany won 63 points, which is the largest score difference record for the men's basketball European Cup since the 21st century. The German team averaged 105.8 points per game, ranking first in this European Cup, far ahead of Türkiye (91.8 points).

The German team's scoring champion is Wagner Jr., who averaged 22.6 minutes per game, scored 21.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.6 steals and 0.6 turnovers, with three shooting percentages: 55.4%, 41.2%, 80.6%, and averaging plus-minus +22.8. He tied for fifth place in the European Cup per game, second only to Doncic, Jordan Lloyd, Markanen and Avdia.

Schroder averaged 26.6 minutes per game, scoring 21 points, 3.4 rebounds, 6.2 assists, 1 steal and 2.6 turnovers, with three shooting percentages: 53.5%, 42.4%, 88.2%, and averaging plus-minus value +19.4. He averaged 7th in the European Cup and 6th in the European Cup. Schroeder and Wagner Jr. form a German dual core, and it is difficult for the opponent to limit them at the same time.

Serbia was originally a dual-core, but unfortunately Bogdan suffered a hamstring torn and became a teacher who led the team with a single-core team. Early this morning, Serbia lost to Türkiye 90-95. Serbia ranked second in Group A and will face Finland in Group B third in the knockout stage. Türkiye locks in Group A first place and will play against Sweden, which is fourth in Group B. In five group matches, Türkiye won 100 points, second only to Germany. Which team do you think is the most promising to win the championship?