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Italy suffered a dramatic 76-81 home loss to Iceland in Luca Banchi’s debut as Italy’s head coach. Credit: FIBA  Credit FIBA Credit FIBA Italy suffered a heartbreaking76-81 home loss toIceland in their opening game of the World Cup qualifiers. The match, markingLuca Banchi’s debut as Italy’s head coach, was tight throughout, but the outcome was decided in the final minute. Iceland held the lead for much of the game, and early in the fourth quarter they were up 63-56. Italy responded with a 14-3 run to take a 70-66 advantage, looking poised to steal the game. However,Elvar Fridriksson stepped up for Iceland in the clutch. With under a minute remaining, he scored a two-pointer while drawing a foul to put Iceland ahead 77-76. He then added two free throws to make it 79-76. Italy’s final attempt to retake the lead fell short, and Iceland secured the rebound. Fridriksson iced the game with another pair of free throws, sealing an 81-76 upset. In other Group D action, Lithuania is currently battling for a win against Great Britain in London. In the next stage of qualifying, the teams from this group will merge with Group C, which features Serbia, Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Switzerland. Iceland: Elvar Fridriksoson 29 (5 AST, 10/18 FG); Tryygvi Hlinason 16 (7 REB 4/7 FG); Ori Gunnarsson 8 (4 REB); Jon Axel Gudmundsson 8 (4 AST, 3 REB). Italy: Davide Casarin 19 (7/12 FG); Gabriele Procida 16 (5/12 FG, 5 REB); Tommaso Baldasso 13 (4 REB); Amedeo Tessitori 10 (10 REB, 5 AST, 3 STL); Amedeo Della Valle 10 (4 REB, 3 AST).  Read also | |||
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