Finland - Lithuania

Even if Jacobaitis' injury wasn't serious, he definitely wouldn't play against Sweden. Without Jacobaitis, the team's face and especially their creativity changes drastically. During the championship, we could feel the pressure when Rokas sat on the bench. The games, which the Swedes will play knowing the possible outcome, but it is likely that Montenegro will defeat the British and continue to progress. The Swedes struggled in their offense against Montenegro, Larsson is not 100% ready, and Hakanson did not play at all in the second half. Perhaps there will not be any confusion.

When Lithuania's team loses Jokubaitis, they will need to focus on defense and fighting because without Rokas, our offense looks weak. This match against Sweden might be decent because we are playing against them, but I don't think we will score as many points as other teams in the 4-6 place, like the British and Montenegrins. The Swedes attack fairly well in this championship, but I believe they will struggle against Lithuania's defense and won't score over 70 points, similar to other lower level teams where Lithuania would only let in around 100 points, which I don't see happening. I predict a score of around 85-70.

In the previous match, Rimantas surprised everyone by replacing Jonas, this time I think it will benefit him, as Simon Birgander would leave the court in tears, as he does not have a defense like Jonas, so physically I believe he will dominate his opponent. The reason I think Jonas could be used as an over this time is because there may be a shortage of points in some areas, especially when Jokubaitis creates shots for himself and it is not clear how the others will perform without him. However, I think Jonas will be sought after in tougher moments, where he excels in mid-range shots. So over is somewhat risky, but he could quickly gather them up with a good margin and no one can stop him, so I believe there will be many opportunities for him to score.

Well, I have a piece of candy here. I really hope for a call-up from Lithuania teams and the desire to play well for Rokelis who has been injured. Even without him, I don't see what the Swedes could offer for our team. Good luck.

Zadejo will take a few minutes to warm up, then it will be his game. 15 minutes is definitely what I expect from him, because he probably hasn't been sitting still and needs to feel the game, he can be a strong player in individual matches.

The championship is over, there is no more pressure, it's easier to play in situations like these, the desire to fight against Latvians should not be lacking, after all, we'll be playing on their territory. The Czechs are a team of three-point shooters and very explosive in offense, but their defense is poor. The Latvian game also revolves around three-pointers, but they also have Porzingis, who should perform well. I am looking forward to the 3-point shootout, hopefully the shooting percentages will be decent.

Two fully talented three-point shooter teams, and if Latvians still have Porzingis and can be more versatile, then Czechs have nothing to offer on the court. Often their tall players also struggle with 3PT. Zagars can continue to lead the championship, so quality in Latvia should not suffer. Czechs are an overall team with a great 3PT shot, while Latvians rank third.