Slovenia VS Iceland player statistics and the box score September 2

Luka Doncic And Slovenia faced Iceland on Tuesday, while the team sought to get closer to the 16-round round, Slovenia had spent 1-2 in its first three games, losing to France and Poland before taking a crucial victory against Belgium. Iceland, who last died in Group D, could not afford to make a mistake.

As you might expect, Tuesday's game opened with Luka Doncic leading Slovenia. The Lakers star had an approximate start, missing four of its first five shots. But the efficient shot of his three -point team kept him in the game, as both teams were at a point with three minutes at the first.

Iceland did well for pressure on Slovenia, attracting offenses and troubled the team. Both teams continued to exchange baskets. Doncic kept his team in the game with his relentless offense, while the high rate of work in Iceland saw them obtain quality aspects at the other end.

Unfortunately for Slovenia, Doncic collected his third personal foul in the first quarter, keeping him out of action for most of the second quarter. The second half started with the Slovenians who drive by a point.

Doncic's team did well to meet with him on the bench. The offense went through Klemen Preelic, who did well to feed his teammates, leading to a score of six points for the team. But Iceland continued to play at a tremendous pace, staying in the game with his great Octana offense.

Doncic returned to the floor with just under five minutes to the second, as Slovenia led two points (32-30). He scored two fast points, as his seriousness in offense did the rest of the work, allowing Slovenia to keep it. The first half closed with Slovenia with a point advantage.

Doncic led the team with nine points, four rebounds and two assists in half. Alen Omic was also important in the first half, registering six points and eight rebounds.

Iceland trusted Martin Hermannson, who turned to the half -time break with 10 points and four assists. Tryggvi Hlinason also made important contributions during the first two quarters, registering six points, eight rebounds and two blocks.

The second half of the action saw that Doncic and Slovenia's cold strip from the 3 -point range continued. Iceland took advantage of its struggles, keeping the game up to three points.

Banking Doncic to keep the missing shots showed a poor decision, as it was searched at three points to put its team ahead of nine points. Iceland responded with four fast points to the painting to make it a game of two possession (47-42).

The closing minutes of the third quarter saw that Aleksej Nikolic became a larger part of the violation, with 13 points, second only in Doncic, who scored 10 points in the third quarter, bringing its total to 19 points in the shot of 5 for 16.

Slovenia's relentless approach to the painting saw them shoot 13 more free shots than their opponents during the first three quarters. Doncic and his team worked a 14 -point pillow when they entered the fourth quarter.

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Jovenia vs Iceland Stats and Caixa score September 2

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