The trio join already qualified France as the competition reaches the knockout rounds.

Hungary caused the biggest upset by defeating reigning champions Serbia 81-75 to top Group D at the Arena Stožice in Ljubljana.

The Serbians finished level on points with Hungary but the head-to-head record put them second.

Slovakia then beat Turkey 80-66 to seal third place which is the last qualifying spot and puts them into a match against Germany.

The winner of that will advance to the last eight.

Germany beat Britain 62-61 to confirm their place, but the British team still advances.

Meanwhile, France extended their 100 per cent record with a 73-68 win against Slovenia in Group C.

Spain overcame their opening day loss against Latvia in Group A to finish top of the pile as they cruised past third place Greece 76-60 at the Drive in Arena in Tel Aviv.

They are joined in the knockout rounds by Montenegro who pipped Latvia 61-58.

They were powered by a remarkable performance by Natasha Mack who posted 22 points and 20 rebounds to become only the third player in the competition to achieve a double-double with 20 in both categories.

Co-hosts Israel were eliminated in Tel Aviv after losing 61-52 to Czech Republic, and they subsequently finished bottom of Group B.

Belgium took pole as they got the better of Italy 72-64.

Competition is set to continue tomorrow with the first qualification for quarter-finals matches.

Czech Republic will take on Greece first before Montenegro and Italy meet, with both games scheduled to take place at the Drive in Arena.