FIBA World Cup 2026 Results, Day 2 Group Box Scores, Highlights & Day 3 Schedule Before KO Bracket

Saturday's FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup action started out with an upset.

Mali kicked off the day of group phase competition in Berlin by securing an upset of world No. 6 Spain.

Here's a look at Saturday's results and highlights from Germany.

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Sika Kone recorded a double-double to help Mali start out Saturday's action with an upset win over Spain.

The game started out with a tightly-contested first half that saw Spain take a two-point lead into the break.

Mali took over in the third quarter by going on a 12-2 run on their way to outscoring Spain 31-19.

Mali protected that advantage during the fourth quarter to close out the upset win.

Kone's double-double made her the first player since at least 1994 to achieve the feat in five straight Women's World Cup games, per Opta .

The victory marked Mali's first of the tournament after suffering a 102-97 loss to Japan Friday. The team will look to ride that momentum into a Monday matchup against Berlin.

Spain will look to get back in the win column the same day against Japan after falling to 1-1 in the group stage.

Hungary staved off a late comeback push from Nigeria as Dorka Juhasz and Virag Takacs-Kiss recorded double-doubles in the team's first win of the tournament.

Nigeria fell into an early deficit thanks in part to a first-half double-double from Juhasz. Hungary ultimately went into the halftime break with a 10-point lead.

Nigeria started to push back in the second half before a clutch shot from Elizabeth Balogun got the team within two points of a tie score in the final seconds.

Reka Lelik ended the game by drawing a foul and making both ensuing free throws to close out Hungary's win.

Hungary will look to carry momentum from Saturday's victory into a Monday matchup against Korea, while Nigeria continues seeking its first victory of the tournament the same day against France.