SWE-W vs BOS-W Dream11 FIBA Women's Euro Live Score

Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina FIBA Women’s Euro Live: The four Semi-Finalists in France, Serbia, Belarus, and Belgium will battle it out for the championship while the squads that made it to the Quarterfinals are going to battle it out with the spot in the Women’s World Cup Qualifying Tournament at stake. It means that there is a lot at stake here for both Sweden and Bosnia, who are going to lock horns in this important match-up. In their last game, Sweden was overcome by Belarus, while Bosnia & Herzegovina couldn’t win against France despite a performance of ages by Jonquel Jones who went berserk for 29 points and 24 rebounds. More details about SWE-W vs BOS-W Dream11 will be provided here.

Match Timing: 26 June, @ 03:30 PM
Venue: Pabellon Municipal Fuente de San Luis, Valencia, Spain
Streaming: WATCH Sweden Women vs Bosnia & Herzegovina SWE W vs BOS W EuroBasket Live on livebasketball.tv.

SWE-W vs BOS-W Dream11 Prediction for Basketball Match Today:

Sweden| Bosnia & Herzegovina
Games: 05 | 05
Wins: 02| 03
Defeats: 03| 02

Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina WWCQTs: Both Sweden and Bosnia lack depth and are dependent on one or two players to produce their offense. However, Bosnia has shown more promise and they have a dominant player in Jonquel Jones for whom Sweden seems to have no answer at all. If Sweden is to beat Bosnia then they’d have to reel in team performance and figure out a way to keep Jonquel off the boards and inside the paint, which will be the most difficult task.

Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina FIBA Women’s EuroBasket News

Sweden Women News:
Status out: Nothing to report so far.
Status Questionable: None.
SwedenWomen active roster: Nathalie Fontaine, Kalis Loyd, Frida Eldebrink, Klara Landquist, Ellen Nystrom, Elin Eldebrink, Binta Drammeh, Matilda Ekn, Stephanie Visschar, Emma Johansson, Paulina Frida Hersler, Alice Nystorm.
Bosnia & Herzegovina Women News:
Status out: Nothing to report so far.
Status Questionable: None.
Bosnia & Herzegovina active roster: Milica Deura, Jonquel Jones, Miljana Dzombeta, Nikolina Babic, Dragana Domuzin, Marica Gajic, Nikolona Delic, Melisa Brcaninovic, Nikolina Dzebo, Irena Vrancic, Metea Tavic, Andjela Delic.

SWE-W vs BOS-W Dream11 Team| Player Stats

Jonquel Jones
PPG: 22.4
RPG: 16.4
BPG: 1.6
SPG: 1.0
TPG: 3.4
Projected Fantasy Points: 44
Jones is a 6’6″ Center that can finish inside, rack up rebounds, and be a pesky defensive presence. Jonquel is placed second in the scoring and first in rebounding during the tournament, which shows that she is one of the best players in the world. Jones finished with 29 points and 24 rebounds in the win against France. Jones’ heroics makes her a favorite for the Super-Player in the Dream11 NBA scenario.

Frida Eldebrink
PPG: 14.2
APG: 4.2
RPG: 2.8
SPG: 1.2
TPG: 2.2
PFP: 28
Eldebrink has been the main scorer for Sweden throughout the tournament and the focal point too. Her ability to pull up from three and her movement without the ball makes it very tough for the opponents to keep a tab on her. She hauled in 11 points and 8 rebounds in the loss to Belarus but was limited to 30% shooting.

Elin Eldebrink
PPG: 8.6
APG: 5.6
SPG: 1.2
TPG: 2.6
PFP: 23
Elin is a heart-and-hustle player who acts as the main ball-handler for the team and is able to chip in with a few points every now and then. She collected 7 points, 9 rebounds, and 6 assists in the loss to Belarus.

Nikolina Babic
PPG: 13.2
APG: 3.2
SPG: 1.2
PFP: 27
Babic is a shifty guard who has a wide variety of moves, ranging from sharp floaters, runners to shooting the long ball. Nikolina has shown that she is capable of racking up points throughout the tournament but was limited to only 5 points in the loss to France which hurt her team’s chances.

Matea Tavic: PPG: 7.6 APG: 4.4 RPG: 2.8 SPG: 1.4 PFP: 26
Tavic is an incredible shooter who can also drop dimes when her team needs a fresh playmaker. She has been struggling in this tournament with her shot and got hold of 8 points and 5 assists against France.

Nathalie Fontaine: PPG: 6.5 RPG: 5.5 SPG: 1.5 PFP: 25
Fontaine is able to both shoot and finish inside, which makes her an all-around scorer. She poured in 10 points against Belarus.

Ellen Nystrom had 6 points and 5 rebounds against Belarus.
Miljona Dzombeta reeled in 8 points and 2 assists versus France.