Basketball world champions the United States were drawn in a group also containing the team they beat in the 2010 final Turkey when the draw was made in Barcelona, Spain, on Monday.
The Americans were drawn in Group C along with the Turks as well as New Zealand, Ukraine, Dominican Republic and Finland for the tournament which is being hosted by Spain and runs from August 30 to September 14.
In Group A Egypt, who qualified with a second-place finish at the 2013 Fiba Africa Championship, will be matched up with regional rivals Iran, who won the 2012 Fiba Asia Cup to earn qualification.
France, who beat Lithuania in the European final last year, are also in Group A along with Spain, Serbia and Brazil.
The potential opponents for the Americans in the last 16 – the top four in each group progress to the knockout rounds – if they top it will come from Group D which notably includes Slovenia, Australia and beaten European championship finalists Lithuania.
The tournament will take place in six cities: Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla, Bilbao, Gran Canaria and Granada.
Groups:
Gp A (at Granada): Spain, Serbia, France, Brazil, Egypt, Iran
Gp B (at Sevilla): Philippines, Senegal, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Greece, Croatia
Gp C (at Bilbao): Dominican Republic, Turkey, United States, Finland, New Zealand, Ukraine
Gp D (at Gran Canaria): Slovenia, Lithuania, Angola, South Korea, Mexico, Australia
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