Unthinkable. Shocking. Subversive. The game, which took place on Thursday evening (November 30th) in Istanbul, was not for the faint of heart. Fenerbahce managed to end Real Madrid’s unbeaten streak, coming back from -14 (64-78, 33′), sent the game to overtime (78-78, etc.) and took the victory on exhalation after stealing the ball from the hands of Space Facundo Cabaso. Marko Guduric made the steal and Yam Madar made it 100-99.

Facundo Cabasso did unimaginable things. The Argentine guard started with 16 points in the first period and finished the game with 33 points (11/11 2-pointers, 2/10 3-pointers, 5/5 shots), 2 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals , 5 ball losses. Of course, this represents a new career high for the Queen’s Guard (24 points was his best performance to date), but in the end he found it sour after it became his fateful game.

The race

Facundo Cabasso entered the pitch with his foot on the accelerator and scored 16 points in the first period (5/5 2-point shots, 2/2 3-point shots), giving Real a quick 13-point lead (16- 29). , 10′).

The deployment of Yam Madar, who took over as cover for Sergio Rodriguez, improved Fenerbahce’s defensive image. This helped Dimitris Itoudis’ team get a basket in the 17th minute (33-35). Chus Mateo’s team responded with 7:0 (33-42, 18’10”), took all seven points in the surprise and finally went into the locker room with +7 (37-44, 20″).

Dimitris Itoudis’ team closed the distance in the 24th minute (47:48), but Campasso scored two more baskets to pull away from Real, who continued to have the upper hand and entered the final phase with a gap of 8 points ( 59-67, 30′).

When Campasso reached 27 points, Real escaped with 14 points (64-78, 33’18”), but Fenerbahce ran 8-0 until 35’26” and closed within six points (72-78). This was followed by three precise shots for the visitors (72-81) and a 5-0 victory for the home team, thanks to a series of shots from Marko Gudurić and a three-pointer from Nick Calathes (77-81, 37th). . A basket from Scotty Wilbekin gave the Turks a 82-83 lead with 1:45 left.

Campasso and Calathes exchanged baskets to make the score 64-84 with 27 inches on the clock. The Argentine was fouled by Wilbekin and scored 2/2 from the line, but the American from Fener made up for his mistake with a three-point bomb to tie the game (87-87) at 9″ before the end of the 40 minutes. Gabriel Dek took the last one Real attacked but found Jonathan Motley in front of him and couldn’t score, sending the game into extra time.

The extra five minutes were even more shocking. The two teams were tied again at 92:92 (42’30”) before Nigel Hayes-Davies gave Fener the lead for the first time (94:92). This was followed by a basket from Cabasso and two from Poirier to make the score 94: 98 in the 25″ game. before the end of the extension. Jonathan Motley hit two shots, Mario Hezonia 1/2 and Gooduric 2/2, to make the score 97-99 with just 6 inches left. When all seemed lost, Marko Gooduric managed to steal the ball from Cabasso’s hands after Real had put it back. while Yam Madar found his way to the basket and made the final score 100-99.

THE REFEREES: Lotermoserm Kolgencic, Khartoum

THE DECADES: 16-29, 37-44, 59-67, 87-87 (qa), 100-99 (par).

FENERBACHT (Itoudis): Motley (6 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 errors), Wilbekin 19 (2/3 three-pointers, 5 rebounds), Sanli 3, Papagiannis, Hayes-Davies 16 (1/4 three-pointers, 7 rebounds), Pierre, Gudurich 21 (4/10 3-pointers, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals), Dorsey 2 (3 turnovers), Calathes 13 (2), Madar 17 (3)

real Madrid (Mateo): Fernandez 2, Ambalde, Cabasso 33 (11/11 2-pointers, 2/10 3-pointers, 5/5 shots, 2 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals, 5 turnovers) .

Fenerbahce team statistics: 21/44 2-pointers, 12/32 3-pointers, 22/27 shots, 37 rebounds (22 defensive – 15 offensive), 14 assists, 8 steals, 11 errors, 1 block

Real Madrid team statistics: 32/49 2-pointers, 5/23 3-pointers, 20/24 shots, 44 rebounds (30 defensive – 14 offensive), 15 assists, 4 steals, 14 turnovers, 1 block

The next games of the two teams: On matchday 12, Fenerbahce plays against Baskonia in Vitoria (6/12, 21:30), while Real plays against Olympiakos in SEF (5/12, 21:15).

Olympiacos suffered their fifth defeat in 11 EuroLeague games on Thursday night (11/30) when they were defeated by Monaco (85-77) in another heartbreaking battle in Monte Carlo.

Real Madrid’s first defeat of the season when Facundo Cabasso made a mistake and Yam Madar scored to make it 100-99 in the extra-time final in Istanbul.

The program for the 11th matchday

• Fenerbahce – Real Madrid 100-99
• Monaco – Olympiacos Piraeus 85-77
• Maccabi Tel Aviv – Alba Berlin 102-81
• Armani Milano – Zalgiris Kaunas 70-83
• Bayern Munich – Virtus Bologna 90-76
• Partizan – Panathinaikos ACTOR 92-87
• Erythros Asteras – Anatolou Efes 1/12 at 21:00
• Valencia – Baskonia 1/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Barcelona – Villerban 1/12 at 9:30 p.m

The program of the 12th game

• Anatolou Efes – Panathinaikos AKTOR 5/12 at 7:30 p.m
• Alba Berlin – Zalgiris Kaunas 5/12 at 9:00 p.m
• Olympiacos Piraeus – Real Madrid 5/12 at 9:15 p.m
• Partizan – Monaco 5/12 at 21:30
• Bayern Munich – Armani Milan 5/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Villerban – Maccabi Tel Aviv 6/12 at 21:15
• Virtus Bologna – Barcelona 6/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Valencia – Red Star 6/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Baskonia – Fenerbahce 6/12 at 9:30 p.m

The program for the 13th matchday

• Alba Berlin – Anatolou Efes 7/12 at 9:00 p.m
• Panathinaikos ACTOR – Real Madrid 7/12 at 9:15 p.m
• Partizan – Armani Milano 7/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Zalgiris Kaunas – Monaco 8/12 at 8:00 p.m
• Olympiacos Piraeus – Bayern Munich 8/12 at 9:15 p.m
• Virtus Bologna – Maccabi Tel Aviv 8/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Baskonia – Red Star 8/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Barcelona – Fenerbahce 8/12 at 9:30 p.m
• Villerban – Valencia 8/12 at 10:00 p.m

A few days after his move to Olympiakos, Filip Petrusev gave an interview to Nova’s Playmakers Show and Dora Pantelis – Grigoris Papavasileiou. The 23-year-old Serbia international pointed out, among other things, the reasons why he said “yes” to the Red Lions’ proposal, but also what he can do on the pitch once he finds his competitive rhythm.

“Olympiakos fans are very passionate. You have to expect me to play with passion and energy too.” I would say I’m more of a foursome. But I can play at five. I can help in both positions.

He recently thought about the possibility of Greece and Olympiacos because they are a top team that competes for titles every year and have excellent fans.

I hadn’t spoken to coach Barzokas before signing. When I was in the US, I talked to my manager about where I could fit in better and we decided Olympiacos was the right team because they didn’t have another player with my characteristics. The coach told me not to stress.

Vezenkov and I talked a lot about Olympiakos, he gave me first-hand information and explained what to expect.

I’m definitely looking forward to the Greek derbies. Last year I played a lot of derbies in Serbia and would like to compare the experiences. I’ve seen some videos from last year’s age group derby and hope things don’t get out of hand.

No, I haven’t spoken to Vildosa. I think we’re not allowed to talk to Panathinaikos players (laughs). I’ve spoken to some other players who have experienced Greece, like Hassan Martin and Ben Bedil, but I don’t speak to Panathinaikos players.

I saw Milutinov briefly before the team left for Monaco. Since his return he has dominated the EuroLeague. I can’t wait to share the word with him. We spent a lot of time together on the Serbian national team in the summer.

I like the way Olympiacos competes, how physical the team is and how they rotate the ball to get the best shots. These are characteristics of a team that wants to win.

Why not win the EuroLeague? It is a difficult event and we have to take it step by step.

For the last month or two I’ve been doing mostly individual training and trying to stay in shape. I think physically I’m fine, but I need some time to get into the racing rhythm.

I want Olympiakos fans to come to every game and support us like they do. We take care of the rest.

I haven’t learned any bad words in Greek yet, I think that will happen. I know the basics, good morning, good evening. I also know a bad one, it starts with m..”, said, among other things, Petrusev.