The Chinese men's basketball team will play away to Chinese Taipei in the World Preliminary Round in March next year, and the Taipei Basketball Association: Work hard to run the game

The results of the 2027 Men's Basketball World Cup Qualifying Tournament were released on the 14th, and the Chinese Taipei men's basketball team was in Group B with China, Japan, and South Korea, forming an East Asian war. Among them, the Chinese men's basketball team is expected to challenge the Chinese Taipei team away in March next year, which will be the first time that the Chinese men's basketball team has come to Taiwan after FIBA implemented the home-and-away system.

The results of the 2027 Men's Basketball World Cup Qualifying Round were released on the 14th

According to the schedule announced by FIBA, the Chinese Taipei men's basketball team will play the first game in Japan on November 28 this year, at home against Japan on December 1, 2026 at home against South Korea on February 26, 2026 at home against China, at home against China on March 1, South Korea on July 3, and China on July 6.

Ball commentator Gu Yanwei analyzed that the Chinese Taipei men's basketball team avoided New Zealand, Australia and the Philippines this time, and it can be called a sign, but the chances of promotion are still not high, and if you want to break into the second round, you must grab at least 2 wins, "We will not be able to win at all with the combat power on the books of these three teams, but how much to prepare, it may make the result much worse." ”

Zhang Chengzhong, deputy secretary general of the Chinese Taipei Basketball Association

As for the much-discussed Chinese men's basketball team's away match with the Chinese Taipei team, Gu Yanwei cited the 2023 Olympic qualifiers in Damascus, Syria, which was affected by the war and still did not change the venue, as an example, believing that the Chinese men's basketball team's matchup against the Chinese Taipei team is unlikely to be moved to a third place, and due to the large variables in the follow-up schedule, the possibility of the Chinese men's basketball team abandoning the game and not coming to Taiwan is not high.

Zhang Chengzhong, deputy secretary general of the Chinese Taipei Basketball Association, also believed in an interview that the Chinese men's basketball team was unlikely not to come to Taiwan, but stressed that he hoped to treat it purely as a basketball game, "This is a game hosted by FIBA, and the basketball association is the organizer, which is to do its best to run the game well." ”