Exclusif: Mondial 2018: Les lionnes dans le groupe D avec les USA, la Chine et la Lettonie

L’équipe du Sénégal féminine de basket connait son groupe pour la Coupe du monde qui aura lieu à Tenerife en Espagne du 22 au 30 septembre prochain. Les lionnes affronteront les USA, la Chine et la Lettonie.

Le tirage au sort de la Coupe du monde féminine de basket, qui se déroule à Tenerife (Espagne) a eu lieu ce mardi. Les lionnes du Sénégal connaissent désormais leurs adversaires pour le mondial 2018 prévue en Espagne.

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