Germany vs Portugal Game Player Stats and Box Score For Sept. 6 | EuroBasket 2025 Round of 16

Dennis Schroder and Germany faced Boston Celtics center Neemias Queta and Portugal in their Round of 16 matchup at EuroBasket 2025. Germany had made it to this stage of the tournament after posting a perfect record in the group stage, winning games against Montenegro, Sweden, Lithuania, Great Britain and Finland.

Meanwhile, Portugal had barely scraped by to qualify for the Round of 16 after losing three of its first five games. Queta and company took down Estonia by three points on Wednesday to book a ticket to the next stage of the tournament.

Saturday’s game started with Neemias Queta leading the way for Portugal. The 7-foot center recorded five quick points and a steal to help his team build an early five-point lead. However, Germany did well to adjust and worked the ball inside with Daniel Theis and Isaac Bonga, tying the game at 7-7 three minutes into the first.

The strong start from both teams turned into a deadlock until Franz Wagner and Dennis Schroder scored for Germany, giving it a four-point cushion (11-7). The back-and-forth between the teams continued as the Germans ended the first quarter, leading by five points (17-12).

The second quarter opened with Portugal converting free throws and draining a 3-pointer to get within two points of its opponents (19-17). The team continued its solid run from the perimeter, grabbing the lead with five minutes left in the second.

Germany did a poor job of generating good looks for the next few minutes, as Portugal's lead ballooned to five points (26-21). The Germans finally answered back as Franz Wagner, Schroder and Isaac Bonga combined to make it a one-possession game (26-25).

A fast break explosion from Wagner saw Germany retake the lead before Travante Williams hit a 3-pointer to give his team the lead back. Neemias Queta threw down a stellar alley-oop to bring his team back to a three-point lead as Schroder scored on the other end to make it a one-point game before halftime (32-31).

Franz Wagner, Dennis Schroder and Isaac Bonga led the way for Germany with 10, eight and seven points, respectively. Meanwhile, Neemias Queta was effective for his team on both ends, recording nine points, five rebounds, two steals and a block in the first half.

The second half of the game began with Germany executing a full-court press on its opponents, leading to much chaos for Portugal. Before long, their pressure paid off as the Germans added four quick points, establishing a three-point lead (37-34).

Wagner led the charge for the Germans as Queta continued to attack the paint, keeping Portugal in the game. Germany's cold streak from 3-point range continued, with the team shooting 1-for-23 from deep halfway through the third quarter.

While the Germans made a team effort to keep their lead, Queta relentlessly attacked the paint, winning free throws and throwing down lobs to keep his team close.

Maodo Lo hit Germany's second 3-pointer of the game while Schroder converted free throws to put the team up by six points with three minutes left in the third quarter (49-43). The final 90 seconds saw Portugal pull off a five-point swing to make it a one-possession game ahead of the fourth quarter (52-51).

The Germans opened the fourth quarter strong, converting inside and hitting a 3-pointer to build a six-point cushion. Germany recorded five more consecutive points to make it a double-digit game with seven minutes left in the final quarter (63-51).

Portugal struggled to stay in the game whenever Queta headed to the bench, allowing the Germans to get the necessary separation to close out the matchup comfortably. Queta and company missed five straight 3-pointers as Germany remained efficient with its shooting, taking the lead up to 14 points (65-51).

With a sizeable lead in hand, the Germans remained composed on the court, closing out the game with an 85-58 win. The team advances to the quarterfinals of EuroBasket 2025.

Franz Wagner, Dennis Schroder and Isaac Bonga led Germany to the win. But it might not have been possible without Maodo Lo's stellar shooting from beyond the arc. He finished with 12 points, going 4-for-7 from 3-point range.

Meanwhile, Neemias Queta was Portugal's best player tonight, finishing with a double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds. He was the only player on his team to reach double figures in points.

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Germany vs Portugal player stats and box score for Sept. 6

Germany

Players	PTS	FG	3PT FG	FT	REB	AST	PF	TO	STL	BLK	BOX SCORE
Isaac BONGA *	15	5/10 (50%)	2/5 (40%)	3/6 (50%)	7	1	4		4		21
Oscar DA SILVA	2	1/1 (100%)	/ (%)	/ (%)	1		1				0
Maodo LO	12	4/7 (57%)	4/7 (57%)	/ (%)	3	4		1	1		16
Tristan DA SILVA	11	4/4 (100%)	3/3 (100%)	/ (%)	3		3	1	1		9
Franz WAGNER *	16	4/11 (36%)	0/4 (0%)	8/8 (100%)	7	5	4	1	1		20
Daniel THEIS *	8	4/7 (57%)	0/3 (0%)	/ (%)	6	1	4	2	1		22
Dennis SCHRODER *	16	6/15 (40%)	0/7 (0%)	4/5 (80%)	3	3		4	1		15
Justus HOLLATZ	0	/ (%)	/ (%)	/ (%)	2			1			2
Johannes THIEMANN	0	/ (%)	/ (%)	/ (%)	3	2	1		1		4
Leon KRATZER		/ (%)	/ (%)	/ (%)
Andreas OBST *	5	2/9 (22%)	1/7 (14%)	/ (%)	3	2	2				26

Portugal

Players	PTS	FG	3PT FG	FT	REB	AST	PF	TO	STL	BLK	BOX SCORE
Diogo BRITO *	5	2/8 (25%)	1/5 (20%)	/ (%)	3	1	2	1			-10
Vlad VOYTSO	0	/ (%)	/ (%)	/ (%)				1			-8
Travante WILLIAMS *	8	3/9 (33%)	2/5 (40%)	/ (%)	3	2	4	3			-18
Francisco AMARANTE	5	2/7 (29%)	1/4 (25%)	/ (%)	3		3		1		-18
Miguel QUEIROZ *	2	1/6 (17%)	0/1 (0%)	/ (%)	4	1	2				-21
Diogo GAMEIRO	7	2/6 (33%)	0/4 (0%)	3/3 (100%)	1	4	4	3	2		-16
Daniel RELVAO	4	2/2 (100%)	/ (%)	/ (%)	6		2		1		6
Nuno SA	0	/ (%)	/ (%)	/ (%)	1		1				0
Rafael LISBOA *	4	2/13 (15%)	0/5 (0%)	/ (%)	1	4		3	1		-11
Candido SA	5	1/4 (25%)	1/4 (25%)	2/2 (100%)	3		2	3			-6
Neemias QUETA *	18	5/11 (45%)	1/2 (50%)	7/9 (78%)	11		1		2	1	-33