Puerto Rico earned the last quarter-final place in the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Women's World Cup in Sydney on a day when an investigation was announced into an altercation between two Mali players in the mixed zone.

Elisabeth Dabou - were seen wrestling and punching each other in the wake of yesterday's 81-68 defeat by Serbia

today that there was an altercation between Mali players in the mixed zone following the Group B game Serbia-Mali

22 points.Hosts Australia finished top of Group B thanks to a concluding 71-54 win over Japan, while Serbia

 It means the US and China will play one of Serbia and France, while Canada and Australia can face

Serbia managed to beat a challenging Bulgarian side across five sets to secure back-to-back wins at the

25-21, 15-9 in the fourth and fifth sets to clinch an important victory.Bianka Busa top scored for Serbia

captain Tijana Boškovic put together another impressive display to tally 22.The tight triumph means Serbia

Defending champions United States broke a 32-year World Cup points record during their smashing victory against South Korea at the Women's Basketball World Cup in Sydney.

Belgium, Serbia, France and Australia all booked their place in the #FIBAWWC Quarter Finals. pic.twitter.com

Reigning champions Serbia got off to a triumphant start against Canada at the Women's World Volleyball

Hosts Australia won their second consecutive game at the Women's Basketball World Cup while France and Canada also secured victories in Sydney.

the 118-58 demolition of Mali, after losing 70-57 to France in their opener.Prior to Australia and Serbia

The United States, seeking a fourth consecutive title at the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Women's World Cup in Sydney, earned a crucial qualifying victory over China on the third day of competition to secure a quarter-final place.

currently holding the fourth and last quarter-final qualifying place after a win and a loss - playing Serbia

Hosts Australia, surprisingly beaten in their opening day match of the International Basketball Federation Women's World Cup in Sydney, got back into full normal working as they defeated Mali 118-58 in their second Group B match.

top scored with 17, after which the Canadians topped Group B, where the other fixture of the day saw Serbia

Holders the United States get off to a winning start on the opening day of the International Basketball Federation Women’s World Cup in Sydney, Australia.

with Ariella Guirantes scoring 26 points.In the day’s other match at the venue, Canada battled past Serbia

Serbia head into the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) Volleyball Women's World Championship

champions.The teams met at Tokyo 2020 in the semi-finals, which the Americans won in straight games, with Serbia

The World Shooting Para Sport (WSPS) Grand Prix in Novi Sad is set to take place in two venues as the season reaches its 10th stop, with competition set to begin tomorrow and end on September 25.

India, Kuwait, Portugal, Puerto Rico, North Macedonia, Slovenia, Sweden, the Czech Republic and hosts Serbia

Double Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) Most Valuable Player (MVP) A'ja Wilson and Tokyo 2020 MVP Breanna Stewart lead the United States' squad looking to defend their title at the Women's Basketball World Cup in Australia.

China, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Puerto Rico and South Korea who join the favourites in Group A.France, Serbia

European Sambo Federation (ESF) President Sergey Eliseev has given a glittering review of the organisation's "truly spectacular" flagship event.

I want to thank the Sambo Federation of Serbia for the high organisational level at which this championship

Spain qualified for the Davis Cup Tennis Finals as group winners after victory in their final match against South Korea in Valencia.

The top three teams in Group B all finished with identical records of two wins and one defeat, with Serbia

athletes, competing as neutrals, dominated day four of the European Sambo Championships in Novi Sad, Serbia

Serbian Marko Roksic led his country to glory at the eFootball 2023 European Championship after defeating Turkey’s Muchahit Sevimli in the final at Bemax Arena in Podgorica in Montenegro.