US EditionMaccabi without Feats in Spain, Playful Valencia Defended Their Home Field
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The Roig Arena Gives an Example and Its Valencia Basket Gives Maccabi a Very Desired Triumph (94-83)
With fewer people than usual, four thousand less, but with all much more involved than usual. The hobby started in last quarter mode from the beginning. That worked well for Valencia Basket to get off on a good foot, a 7-2 partial. But Maccabi defended hard and soon turned it with a 0-11 partial, 7-13, minute 5. With a minus seven, Pedro Martínez stopped the game. The Hebrew defense had taken control and quality not lack the Kattash set. Their r…
Credit for the main image: Miguel Angel Polo Courtesy of the league director Since the Euroleague returned to Israel, Maccabi "Rapyd" Tel Aviv has a perfect 4:0 record at home, including a victory over Valencia at the Fis Arena in Jerusalem, but away games are a completely different story for them – and tonight (Thursday) they saw the Spaniards avenge their first-round encounter and inflict their fifth consecutive away loss, this time 94:83 in…
The 'noise' surrounding the game and the decision to open or not the pavilion was set aside after the start of the duel against the Maccabi. And the Valencia Basket again claimed the Roig Arena factor to add a new win (94-83) in the Euroleague, against a rival who only gave his arm to twist in the last few minutes. And all in a choral match, with seven players above the 10 Valuation Credits and a Neal Sako who was ovated after his best match, wi…
Revenge for last month's defeat in Tel Aviv.
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