Youssef Zagdoud heads into tonight's clash against Germany with the sharpest efficiency rating on either side of the court. Our young Lions' floor general is averaging 15.9 in TIB efficiency through recent competition, converting chances at both ends while running the offense at 1.4 assists per game — a steady hand in transition and set play alike. Across the net, Marko Volf carries Germany's scoring load at 8.3 points per night on a 12.3 efficiency mark. The German forward remains dangerous in open space and a consistent presence on the boards, though Zagdoud's playmaking edge could prove decisive in a game where ball movement will matter. Belgium's ability to control tempo and force turnovers — built on Zagdoud's decision-making — will be the first real test. Germany has shown they can compete in this tournament; the question is whether our boys can impose their rhythm from the opening tip. Tip-off in Arena Antonio Alexe, Oradea. Catch it live.