LIVE STREAM: GB U18s v Sweden – #FIBAU18Europe

By Bradley Gains on July 30, 2017

Check out the live stream as GB Under-18s take on Sweden in their third game at the European Championships at 4:15pm.

Alan Keane’s side improved to 2-0 in Group A yesterday with another convincing win against the Netherlands.

A third win will see GB take a major step closer to advancing to the quarter-finals.

A reminder of the 12-man squad:
Brian Amabilino Perez, Derby Trailblazers
Nelson Boachie-Yiadom, Loomis Chaffee School (USA)
Kaiyem Cleary, Manchester Magic
Caleb Fuller, Ipswich
Kayne Henry-McCalla, London Westside
Hosana Kitenge, Worthing Thunder
Josh Ogundele, Barking Abbey
Nathan Robinson, Las Lomas, Walnut Creek (USA)
Jacob Round, Fuenlabrada (Spain)
Sesan Russell, Loughborough Student Riders
Micah Savery-Richards, Leeds Force
Romario Spence, Charnwood College

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