Dorka Juhasz has been Hungary's engine in this tournament, posting 14.5 points per game on a 52.3 TIB Efficiency rating. She runs the floor with precision and converts in volume — a player who demands defensive attention every possession. Leeseul Kang matches that intensity from the opposite corner. The Republic of Korea's floor general has been equally prolific at 14 points per game, but her real imprint is in orchestration: 4 assists per game, the highest creation rate between the two, built on a 53 TIB Efficiency mark that edges out Juhasz's. The matchup hinges on this duel. Juhasz attacks more readily; Kang controls tempo and shape. Hungary will need their captain's scoring punch to offset Korea's offensive structure, while Korea's ball movement and perimeter discipline will be tested against Juhasz's ability to find soft spots and finish. Tip-off in roughly three hours. Watch both.