Dorka Juhasz delivered the interior work Hungary needed to edge past Nigeria in a four-point Group B decision. The centre finished with 19 points and 16 rebounds across 33 minutes, shooting 9 of 15 from the floor and adding two steals in the 71–67 result. Hungary's rebounding edge proved decisive in a tight contest. Juhasz's activity on the glass — particularly her ability to convert opportunities inside without fouling — anchored the team's control of the paint. She turned the ball over four times and missed both her free-throw attempts, minor friction points in an otherwise commanding effort on the boards. Nigeria kept pace through stretches but could not quite find the offensive rhythm to match Hungary's consistency down the stretch. The four-point margin reflected a game that remained competitive to the final possession, with Juhasz's work in the middle a clear difference-maker when possessions mattered most.