Cameroon vs Senegal – Third Place Showdown in Luanda (AfroBasket 2025)
The race for the bronze medal reaches its climax this Sunday, August 24, 2025, as Cameroon takes on Senegal in the 3rd Place Game of the BAL (Basketball Africa League). The match will be staged at the Pavilhão Multiusos de Luanda in Angola, tipping off at 16:00 local time (GMT+1).
A Battle Beyond the Final
Although both sides missed out on a spot in the championship game, this clash is far from meaningless. Bronze medals carry pride, history, and bragging rights—especially in African basketball, where rivalries run deep. Fans of both nations will be eager to see how their teams bounce back after intense semifinal heartbreaks.
Will Cameroon’s dynamic backcourt deliver under pressure, or will Senegal’s physical style of play dominate the hardwood? That’s the question lingering in the minds of supporters as tip-off approaches.
Basketball fans won’t miss a second of the action. The game will be broadcast live on Courtside 1891 and beIN Media Group, making it accessible to audiences across Africa and beyond. For those following online, streaming platforms provide an opportunity to feel the energy of Luanda right from home.
Key Details at a Glance
- Venue: Pavilhão Multiusos de Luanda, Angola
- Date & Time: Sunday, August 24, 2025 – 16:00 local time (GMT+1)
- Matchup: Cameroon vs Senegal – BAL 3rd Place Game
- Davidson Yann Vezo (Madagascar)
- Arnold Moseya (South Africa)
- Grant Alexander Todey (USA)
Commissioner / Delegate: Komlan Abel Alexis Zotchi
The Stage in Angola
Luanda’s Pavilhão Multiusos has become a hub for African basketball, hosting high-profile games that bring together the continent’s top talent. Its atmosphere is expected to be electric, with passionate fans adding intensity to every possession.
Cameroon and Senegal may not be competing for the title, but this match promises drama, determination, and a showcase of African basketball excellence. Whether it’s a last-second three-pointer or a defensive stand that seals the deal, fans can expect a spectacle worthy of the BAL stage.
One thing is certain: when the final buzzer sounds in Luanda, only one team will leave with bronze—and the pride of finishing their campaign on a high note.