For the first time ever, Switzerland will host a global FIBA basketball tournament.
Sixteen teams will participate in this year's FIBA U19 World Cup, giving basketball fans a chance to see the next generation of stars. The squads will be split into four groups (A, B, C and D) and battle in the Group Phase over the first three days before moving on to the Knockout Phase.
WATCH: FIBA U19 World Cup games on Courtside 1891 via DAZN
Led by BYU commit AJ Dybantsa, Team USA is considered the favorite to win the tournament after failing to reach the podium in 2023. But with challengers like Australia, France, Germany and Serbia looking to capture the title, the Americans will have their hands full.
Here is everything you need to know about the 2025 FIBA U19 World Cup, including a daily game schedule and the full group list.
Where to watch FIBA U19 World Cup: TV channels, live streams
- TV channels: N/A
- Live streams: Courtside 1891 via DAZN, FIBA YouTube channel
FIBA U19 World Cup games will not be available to watch on national TV channels. You can watch tournament games on the FIBA YouTube channel, and the quarterfinal, semifinal and final rounds on Courtside 1891 via DAZN.
Courtside 1891 offers two subscriptions. Courtside 1891 Plus is free and gives you access to "extended highlights and a curated feed for your favorite teams and competition." Courtside 1891 Max is a paid subscription that allows you to watch "live game streams and full game replays."
How can I watch FIBA U19 World Cup on Courtside 1891?
You can access Courtside 1891 through the DAZN app or the following web browsers:
- Chrome: Android mobile, Windows
- Safari: iOS mobile, Mac, tablet
- Firefox: Windows, Mac
- Edge: Windows
- Samsung Internet: Android mobile
- Android Webview: Android mobile
FIBA U19 World Cup full schedule: Dates, times for games
- Dates: Saturday, June 28-Sunday, July 6
The FIBA U19 World Cup will begin on Saturday, June 28, and conclude with the championship game on Sunday, July 6.
Saturday, June 28 (Group Phase)
| Game |
| New Zealand 77, Argentina 72 |
| Mali 72, Serbia 70 |
| Canada 80, China 72 |
| Germany 75, Slovenia 68 |
| France 75, Cameroon 50 |
| USA 88, Australia 73 |
| Dominican Republic 79, Jordan 69 |
| Israel 102, Switzerland 77 |
Sunday, June 29 (Group Phase)
| Game |
| Canada 82, Slovenia 63 |
| Germany 90, China 66 |
| New Zealand 73, Mali 50 |
| Argentina 71, Serbia 66 |
| Israel 20, Jordan 0 (forfeit) |
| Switzerland 80, Dominican Republic 76 |
| Australia 101, Cameroon 96 |
| USA 108, France 77 |
Tuesday, July 1 (Group Phase)
| Game |
| Argentina 75, Mali 66 |
| Serbia 103, New Zealand 97 |
| Slovenia 99, China 82 |
| Germany 101, Canada 88 |
| USA 129, Cameroon 70 |
| Australia 71, France 63 |
| Switzerland 91, Jordan 47 |
| Israel 80, Dominican Republic 76 |
Wednesday, July 2 (Round of 16)
| Game |
| Slovenia 81, Argentina 80 |
| New Zealand 99, China 86 |
| Canada 100, Mali 75 |
| Germany 92, Serbia 83 |
| Israel 86, Cameroon 82 |
| USA 140, Jordan 67 |
| Australia 106, Dominican Republic 96 |
| Switzerland 86, France 79 |
Friday, July 4 (Quarterfinals)
| Game |
| Argentina 85, Cameroon 67 |
| Slovenia 79, Israel 55* |
| Serbia 94, Dominican Republic 88 |
| Germany 80, Australia 67* |
| Mali 91, Jordan 50 |
| USA 108, Canada 102* |
| France 85, China 76 |
| New Zealand 84, Switzerland 70* |
*Quarterfinal game
Saturday, July 5 (Semifinals)
| Game |
| Cameroon 86, Dominican Republic 84 |
| Australia 78, Israel 72 |
| China 97, Jordan 78 |
| Canada 93, Switzerland 61 |
| Serbia 76, Argentina 73 |
| Germany 84, Slovenia 72* |
| France 76, Mali 71 |
| USA 120, New Zealand 64* |
*Semifinal game
Sunday, July 6 (Championship)
| Game | Time (IST) |
| Jordan vs. Dominican Republic | 1:30 p.m. |
| Switzerland vs. Israel | 3 p.m. |
| China vs. Cameroon | 4 p.m. |
| Canada vs. Australia | 5:30 p.m. |
| Mali vs. Argentina | 6:30 p.m. |
| New Zealand vs. Slovenia | 8:30 p.m. |
| France vs. Serbia | 9 p.m. |
| USA vs. Germany* | 11:30 p.m. |
*Championship game
FIBA U19 World Cup groups 2025
Group A
- Argentina
- Mali
- New Zealand
- Serbia
Group B
- Canada
- China
- Germany
- Slovenia
Group C
- Dominican Republic
- Israel
- Jordan
- Switzerland
Group D
- Australia
- Cameroon
- France
- USA
Top players to watch at FIBA U19 World Cup
- AJ Dybantsa (USA): An electric athlete with good size, Dybantsa is widely considered the top prospect in the class of 2025 and could be the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.
- Christian Anderson (Germany): The Texas Tech guard is coming off a freshman season in which he averaged 10.6 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game.
- Dash Daniels (Australia): The brother of Hawks guard Dyson Daniels, Dash is an elite defender who uses his quickness to fluster his opponents on the perimeter.
- Savo Drezgic (Serbia): Drezgic does a little bit of everything on the court, so it wouldn't be a surprise to see him flirt with a triple-double at some point during the tournament.
- Tyran Stokes (USA): Stokes is the top prospect in the class of 2026 because of his incredible offensive skill set from the wing.