The reigning champions head to the Czech Republic boosted by the news Sonja Petrovic and Ana Dabovic have overcome injury concerns.

Dabovic was named as the most valuable player at the 2015 tournament, which saw Serbia claim a 76-68 win over France in the final.

The Rio 2016 bronze medallists will meet France again at the 2017 event, with both teams having been place in Group C.

They will be joined by Greece and Slovenia in the group.

Serbia will begin their campaign against Greece tomorrow, while France and Slovenia will also clash.

The host nation will look to make a strong start when they begin their Group A campaign against Ukraine at the Hradec Králové Arena.

Olympic silver medallists Spain will take on Hungary in the second Group A tie of the opening day.

Belarus and Italy will go head-to-head tomorrow in Group B, with the other match seeing Slovakia meet Turkey.

Group D has been billed as a one of the most evenly matched, with Belgium, Latvia, Montenegro and Russia featuring.

Three-time winners Russia will begin against Latvia, while Belgium face Montenegro.

The winners of each group will automatically advance to the quarter-finals, while the second and third place teams will face a further qualification match on June 20.

Quarter-final matches will be held two days later, with the last four encounters set to take place on June 24.

The final is scheduled for the following day, along with the third place match.