All four round of 16 teams in Group B have already been determined. Lithuania has four wins in five matches and Germany has four wins in four games, Finland has three wins in four games, and Sweden, Montenegro and Great Britain have one win each in five matches, finishing in that order.

All national team games are broadcast live on the"Go3 Sport" channels.

Latvian basketball players started the tournament with a 73:93 loss to Turkey, then beat Estonia 72:70, then suffered an 80:84 loss to Serbia, and on Monday defeated Portugal 78:62. The Czechs lost consecutively to Portugal (50:62), Turkey (78:92), Estonia (75:89) and Serbia (60:82).

In the game with Serbia, striker Andrejs Gražulis suffered a foot injury for the Latvian national team, for whom the final tournament is over, while Artūrs Žagars and Kristers Zoriks were injured in the match with Portugal, with Zoriks remaining on the sidelines for Wednesday's game.

Head coach Lukas Bankis is assisted by coaches Jānis Gailītis, Artūrs Visockis-Rubenis, Žanis Peiners and Dāvis Čoders, as well as physical training coach Oskars Ernšteins, on the Latvian national team.

The European Championship final tournament will feature 24 teams in four groups in late August and early September in Riga, Tampere, Katowice and Limassol. The top four teams from each group will qualify for the play-off tournament in Riga, with the medal winners to be determined in the first half of September. The round of 16 will feature teams from Groups A and B, as well as Groups C and D.

Latvian national team: Mareks Mejeris (Cluj-Napoca U-BT, Romania), Kristaps Porzingis (Atlanta Hawks, USA), Dāvis Bertāns ("Dubai", UAE), Dairis Bertāns ("VEF Riga"), Rolands Šmits (Anadolu Efes, Istanbul, Turkey), Klāvs Čavars (Baku Sabah, Azerbaijan), Rihards Lomažs (Klaipeda Neptūnas, Lithuania), Andrejs Gražulis (Ankara Turk Telekom, Turkey), Mārcis Šteinbergs (Manreza Baxi, Spain), Artūrs Kurucs (Lugo Rio Breogan, Spain), Artūrs Žagars (Fenerbahce, Istanbul, Turkey), Kristers Zoriks (Leida Hiopos, Spain).

Czech Republic national team: Vít Krejčí (Atlanta Hawks, NBA), Petr Kršivánek, Adam Kejval (both - Brno), Ondřej Sehnal, Martin Kršiž, Jaromir Bohačík, Vojtěch Hrubán (all - Nymburk), Richard Balint ("Bamberg", Germany), Tomasz Kizlink (Dzilina Northeast Tigers, China), Martin Peterka ("Dabrowa Gornicza", Poland), Martin Svoboda (Piseka Sokol), Jan Zídek ("Burgos", Spain).