France beats Germany to reach first women's World Cup basketball final
- France are through to the final of the women's basketball World Cup for the first time after a 86-64 victory over host nation Germany on Saturday.
- Gabby Williams top scored with 22 points for the Olympic silver medalists, who kept their unbeaten record at the tournament alive before Sunday's decider in Berlin.
- The US-born Williams, who also topped the assist charts with five and with four had the most steals, was the constant threat on both ends of the floor for the French.
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- France are through to the final of the women's basketball World Cup for the first time after a 86-64 victory over host nation Germany on Saturday.
- Gabby Williams top scored with 22 points for the Olympic silver medalists, who kept their unbeaten record at the tournament alive before Sunday's decider in Berlin.
- The US-born Williams, who also topped the assist charts with five and with four had the most steals, was the constant threat on both ends of the floor for the French.
Sources: France 24