CAN-W vs ESP-W Dream11 Team Prediction Olympics Women Live Score Canada vs Spain, 1 August

Canada vs Spain Olympics Women Live: The basketball leg of the Olympics is heating up and the group stage games will reach their conclusion soon. For the Quarterfinals, the top 8 teams from the three groups will qualify, making an interesting cluster for the next round. Canada comes into this game after shrugging off Korea while the Spanish Women had a surge against Serbia to acquire their first win. The winner of this game qualifies to the next round while the loser will have to depend upon other results to see if they can march ahead. All four teams in the group have a chance right now and no one can be ruled out of contention for the Quarterfinals. More about CAN-W vs ESP-W Dream11 will be given here.

Match Timing: 1 August, @ 06:30 AM
Venue: Saitama Super Arena, Japan

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CAN-W vs ESP-W Dream11 Prediction for Basketball Match Today:

Canada| Spain
Games: 02 | 02
Wins: 01| 01
Defeats: 01| 01
Points: 03| 03
Canada vs Spain Women Olympics Basketball: It is difficult to say which team has the best form but in terms of both experience and depth, Spain does have an edge. Canada has played some top-notch basketball and their guards have stepped up big-time on both ends, and since they are surrounded by self-contained bigs, they pose a lot of problems defensively. Spain has a versatile lineup and Cristina Ouvina provides them with multiple dimensions on offense. The game can be a thriller but if the Spanish team can take care of a heavyweight in Serbia then Canada indeed is at a disadvantage.

Canada vs Spain Olympics News

Canada Women News:
Status Out: No one has been ruled out.
Status Questionable: Nothing further to report so far.
Canada active roster: Sheina Pellington, Kia Nurse, Bridget Carleton, Nayo Raincock-Ekunkwe, Kim Gaucher, Miranda Ayim, Natalie Achonwa, Shay Colley, Kayla Alexander, Laeticia Amihere, Nirra Fields, Aaliyah Edwards.
Spain Women News:
Status Out: No one has been ruled out.
Status Questionable: Nothing further to report so far.
Spain active roster: Cristina Ouvina, Silvia Dominguez, Alba Torrens, Laia Palau, Leonor Rodriguez, Maite Cazorla, Tamara Abalde, Raquel Carrara, Queralt Casas, Maria Conde, Laura Gil, Astou Ndour.

CAN-W vs ESP-W Dream11 Team| Player Stats

Astou Ndour: PPG: 24.0 RPG: 9.5
Ndour is a beast on both ends of the floor. Her athleticism combined with her size makes her unstoppable on the low-block, where she can finish tough shots. She also has a decent shooting touch from mid-range and is a problem to defend. Her rebounding and defense make her a terrific big. She put up 20 points and 9 rebounds versus Serbia. Ndour is a candidate for the Super Player in the Dream11 Fantasy scenario.

Bridget Carleton: PPG: 12.5 RPG: 6.0 APG: 3.0
Carleton is a versatile player who can play both guard and Forward positions. She has a lovely shooting stroke but she can also drive to the rim of the cuts and finish in traffic. Carleton’s rebounding and playmaking make her a superb weapon on both ends. She collected a team-high 18 points, and also added 7 rebounds and 4 assists in the win against Korea.

Cristina Ouvina: PPG: 10.5 APG: 8.0 RPG: 7.5
Ouvina is a high-IQ point guard who acts as the floor general for the Spanish team. The veteran can score, but her primary role is to dish off assists and oversee the perimeter defense. She is also an excellent rebounder, and her overall game makes her an automatic pick in offensive and defensive scenarios. Ouvina compiled 10 points, 8 assists, 8 rebounds, and 3 steals versus Serbs.

Kia Nurse: PPG: 12.5 RPG: 5.0
Nurse is primarily a long-range shooter and helps stretch the defense by making deep shots. Her arsenal also involves drives to the rim and she can be an effective offensive option. However, she has struggled for rhythm in the first two games, shooting only 31% from the floor and scored 9 points while collecting 4 rebounds versus Korea.

Alba Torrens: PPG: 13.5
Torrens has a shooter’s bone and she has multiple ways to kill a defender. She can hit pull-ups, make tough side-step jumpers, fade-away, and pull up different moves both from 3-pt and mid-range. Alba was on fire against the Serbs, stacking 25 points and 3 assists.

Natalie Achonwa: PPG: 7.0 RPG: 6.0 APG: 5.0
Natalie is a prototypical Center, who can establish a position on low-block, grab second-chance opportunities, and be a decent defender. She also has excellent passing skills for a big and is a versatile player. She tapped home 14 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 assists against Korea.

Maite Cazorla: PPG: 8.5
Shay Colley: PPG: 10.5 RPG: 4.0
Nirra Fields: PPG: 12.5 RPG: 3.5
Silvia Dominguez: PPG: 7.5 APG: 3.0