Germany have won all of their games so far in this tournament, including an 85-71 victory over France in the group stage.
They have also defeated Japan, Brazil and Greece, scoring an average of 86 points per game while allowing just 71 points.

Germany has a strong offense with Franz Wagner and Dennis Schröder leading the way.
Wagner averages 20.8 points per game, while Schröder contributes 18 points and 8.8 assists per game.
The team has a 49.8% shooting percentage and hits 36.2% of its three-point shots.

France have had a mixed performance in the tournament and had to fight hard in the group stage.
Although they beat Canada, this was their best performance and they struggled in other games, including their defeat to Germany.

Germany have shown that they can react flexibly to different styles of play.
With strong defensive players like Johannes Voigtmann and a well-coordinated team, they have the ability to neutralize France’s strengths and impose their own game.

Nikola Jokic, the MVP of the NBA, has shown impressive performances in the games so far.
In their last game against Australia, he scored 21 points, 14 rebounds and 8 assists, which helped Serbia win a close game.
His presence on the court can make the difference and make the game closer.

Serbia have shown themselves to be a well-coordinated team capable of coming back strongly, as seen in the game against Australia.
This ability to persevere in difficult situations can help them remain competitive against the USA.

Although the USA won the first meeting in the group stage 110-84, Serbia has learned from that encounter and could make adjustments to make the game closer this time.
The handicap of +10.5 therefore offers a reasonable buffer for Serbia.