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The women's basketball World Cup final four are officially set! The semifinals will feature France vs Germany and Spain challenging the United States.

On September 11th Beijing time, following the completion of all quarterfinal games at the 2026 Women's Basketball World Cup held in Berlin, Germany, the semifinal matchups and schedule have been set. The two semifinal contests are France vs Germany and United States vs Spain.

The results of the previous four quarterfinal games are as follows: the United States defeated Hungary 108-56, France beat China 90-61, Germany downed Belgium 93-74, and Spain cruised past Australia 89-66.

United States vs Spain (September 12, 10:30 PM Beijing time)

The United States put on a record-breaking performance in the quarterfinal against Hungary, reaching the World Cup final four for the 13th consecutive time. Having participated since 1986, the team has reached the semifinals in 11 straight appearances without fail. The U.S. aims to secure a spot in the final for the fifth consecutive time.

Spain returns to the semifinals. The team had reached this stage in three consecutive tournaments from 2010 to 2018. In 2010, they faced the United States in the semifinals; in 2014, Spain finished as runners-up. Now they hope to reach the final for the second time in their history.

The winner of this game will face the winner of the France vs Germany match in the final.

France vs Germany (September 13, 2:00 AM Beijing time)

France comfortably defeated China in the quarterfinals, reaching the World Cup final four for the first time since the inaugural tournament in 1953. This was France's seventh attempt to make the quarterfinals, having fallen short in the previous six. This time they finally succeeded. Now they aim to make history by reaching the final for the first time.

Germany will also set a new record. This is the first time the German team has advanced to the quarterfinals, and now they have gone even further to the World Cup semifinals. The Berlin arena will once again welcome a large crowd, and all eyes will be on whether the host nation can secure a fifth consecutive victory, following their impressive upset of European champions Belgium.

The winner of this match will face the winner of the United States vs Spain game in the final.

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