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A record-smashing 22 three-pointers powered France past Nigeria 111-56 at Berlin's Uber Arena, with Gabby Williams starring in a dominant World Cup performance.
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France's women's basketball squad delivered a stunning demolition of Nigeria at Berlin's Uber Arena, romping to a 111-56 victory and rewriting the record books in the process. The team drained an astonishing 22 three-pointers - a new FIBA Women's World Cup record.
Gabby Williams spearheaded the onslaught with 25 points, but it was her partnership with Marine Johannes that truly torched Nigeria's defence. The pair combined for 42 points on a ruthless 14-of-22 shooting clip, including 11 threes between them. It was a masterclass in perimeter play.
France's emphatic display stands in stark contrast to the United States' recent struggles against Italy, a game Team USA scraped through. As the quarter-finals approach, France look every inch like the most dangerous team in the draw - and a genuine threat to American dominance on the world stage.
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