As the front-runner in EuroBasket 2025, Serbia made a powerful statement in their opening match by decisively defeating Estonia with a score of 98-64. The game quickly showcased the vast disparity in talent, leaving Estonia unable to mount any real challenge.
Serbia Dominates from the Start
The excitement of the match was short-lived, lasting merely two minutes. Serbia set the tone early, launching a 9-0 run that underscored their dominance. Whether through structured plays or fast breaks, the team, led by coach Svetislav Pesic, showcased both individual brilliance and cohesive teamwork. Esteemed player Nikola Jovic particularly thrived at the beginning of the game, while superstar Nikola Jokic continued to impress with his signature moves.
A Game of Disparities
Although Estonia made attempts to stay competitive with three-pointers and well-executed alley-oops, they quickly fell behind, trailing by over 20 points after the first quarter. As the game progressed, the gulf in skill became even more apparent, with Serbia leading 56-29 at halftime, and 86-44 by the end of the third quarter. The final score reflected the one-sided nature of the contest at 98-64.
While Serbia’s performance may not have been flawless, they effectively upheld their status as the tournament favorites. With no team matching their talent and offensive strength on paper, their prowess was evident to all—including the Estonian squad.
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