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Led by 26 points from tournament MVP Kyrie Irving (Cleveland Cavaliers) and 23 points from James Harden (Houston Rockets), the USA (9-0) saved its best performance of the World Cup for the gold medal clash as the Americans captured a second-consecutive Led by 26 points from tournament MVP Kyrie Irving (Cleveland Cavaliers) and 23 points from James Harden (Houston Rockets), the USA (9-0) saved its best performance of the World Cup for the gold medal clash as the Americans captured a second-consecutive FIBA World
Cup gold medal with a blistering 129-92 win over Serbia (5-4) at the Palacio de os Deportes de la Comunidad arena on Sunday night in Madrid, Spain. The USA, which distanced itself from Serbia early in the game with a 28-6 run to close the first quarter, became just the third country in FIBA World Cup history to capture consecutive titles, and more crucial, the championship earned the USA an automatic bid into the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games.
STADIUM KEY FANS FIRST FEATURES
- Future-proofed stadium technology will be provided, including full 4G.
- Two 240m² giant video screens are some of the largest in Australia Stadium opens in 2018.
- Over 1,000 TV screens are strategically located throughout .
- A Children’s Activity Zone within the Stadium.
- Fans will be able to utilise more than 70 food.
- A buffet and a la carte restaurant over-looking the Swan River.
- The Stadium will include the widest range stadia in Australia.
- Cup holders are included in every seat and seats.
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