The Australian Boomers suffered a heartbreaking 95-88 loss to Spain in the FIBA World Cup semi-finals, ending their gold medal aspirations.
Their chances of a first international medal are still alive, with a bonze on the line in the third-place game, where they will face France after they went down 80-66 to Argentina in the other semi-final.
Here's our full rundown on where you can watch the Aussies in action!
Fox Sports will broadcast 29 total World Cup games, including every Boomers game as well as every Team USA game. Aussies can catch all 92 games of the World Cup on Kayo Sports, including full and condensed replays.
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The 32-team 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup competition will be held Aug. 31-Sept. 15 in China. Eight cities will host World Cup games - Beijing, Foshan, Wuhan, Shenzhen, Dongguan, Nanjing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
WHAT GROUP IS AUSTRALIA IN?
The Boomers are in Group H, alongside Canada, Senegal and Lithuania, tipping off their campaign against Canada in Dongguan, China on Sunday 1st September 2019.
BOOMERS WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
| Date | Game | Time | Result |
| September 1 | Boomers vs. Canada | 5:30pm AEST | AUS 108 def CAN 92 |
| September 3 | Boomers vs. Senegal | 5:30pm AEST | AUS 81 def SEN 68 |
| September 5 | Boomers vs. Lithuania | 9:30pm AEST | AUS 87 def LIT 82 |
| September 7 & 9 | Boomers vs. Dominican Rep | 5:50pm | AUS 82 def DR 76 |
| September 9 | Boomers vs. France | 10:00pm AEST | AUS 100 def FRA 98 |
| September 11 | QF: Boomers vs. Czech Republic | 11:00pm AEST | AUS 82 def CZE 70 |
| September 13 | Semi-finals | 6:00pm | ESP 95 def AUS 88 |
| September 15 | Third-placed game | 6:00pm AEST |
After coach Andrej Lemanis initially named his 12-man squad, Mitch Creek and David Barlow were called in to replace the injured Xavier Cooks and Jonah Bolden, who left the team for personal reasons.
The squad features five current NBA players, six players from the NBL and Jock Landale, the sole European-based player.
AUSTRALIAN BOOMERS WORLD CUP SQUAD
| Position | Player | Team |
| C | Aron Baynes | Phoenix Suns |
| C | Andrew Bogut | Sydney Kings |
| F | David Barlow | Melbourne United |
| G | Matthew Dellavedova | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| G | Cameron Gliddon | Brisbane Bullets |
| G | Chris Goulding | Melbourne United |
| F | Joe Ingles | Utah Jazz |
| F | Nicholas Kay | Perth Wildcats |
| F/C | Jock Landale | Žalgiris Kaunas |
| G | Patty Mills | San Antonio Spurs |
| G | Nathan Sobey | Brisbane Bullets |
| F | Mitch Creek | South East Melbourne Phoenix |
Australia finished their World Cup preparations with a 2-3 record, splitting their two-game series' against Canada and Team USA in Australia, before going down to Germany 74-64, following their historic win over Team USA in Melbourne.
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ODDS TO WIN THE WORLD CUP
According to Bet Easy, Spain are the favourites to win the World Cup Final, while France have the edge over the Boomers in the third-place game.
| World Cup Final | Odds |
| Spain | $1.55 |
| Argentina | $2.48 |
| Third-place game | |
| France | $1.79 |
| Australia | $2.03 |
AUSTRALIA'S PREVIOUS WORLD CUP RESULTS
| Year | Round | Position |
| Spain 2014 | Round of 16 | 12th |
| Turkey 2010 | Playoff | 10th |
| Japan 2006 | Playoff | 13th |
| USA 2002 | Did not qualify | n/a |
| Greece 1998 | Playoff | 9th |
| Canada 1994 | Quarter-finals | 5th |
| Argentina 1990 | Quarter-finals | 7th |
| Spain 1986 | Playoff | 17th |
| Colombia 1982 | Quarter-finals | 5th |
| Phillippines 1978 | Quarter-finals | 7th |
| Puerto Rico 1974 | Playoff | 12th |
| Yugoslavia 1970 | Playoff | 12th |
Aussie fans can catch all 92 games of the World Cup on Kayo Sports, including full and condensed replays.