Euroleague: Real Madrid beat Maccabi with Len, there was a sensation in Dubai, Valencia’s failure

Four matches were played in the 21st round of the regular season in the Euroleague on January 8.

Real Madrid took revenge for its first round defeat at home against Maccabi.

The guest team started the match better and won the first quarter 25:21. But even before the big break, Los Blancos managed to rally and take the lead with 48:47 remaining. At the beginning of the third quarter, Real took a 12:0 lead and moved away from Maccabi by the same 12 points (65:53). Madrid then controlled the course of the game and maintained a double-digit advantage, securing a crushing victory – 98:86.

Real Madrid’s Ukrainian headquarters Alexey Len He spent 4 minutes on the field and during this time he made 2 missed free throws, 1 assist and 1 block.

The most productive player of the match was Hezonja, who scored 16 points for the home team.

Dubai confidently beat Fenerbahce at home.

The home team did not lose a single quarter against the Euroleague champion and gradually increased its advantage. As a result, Dubai won with a score of 92:81.

While Wright, the most productive player of the match, won with 22 points, Kamenyash also recorded a double-double with 20 points and 15 rebounds.

In the most important match of the day, Valencia lost at home to Monaco, making Hapoel Tel Aviv the sole leader of the Euroleague.

The key point of the match was an even fight until the middle of the second quarter, after which Monaco made a 9:0 attack and broke away from the home team by 13 points at 53:40. Then the guests took control of the course of the game, did not allow Valencia to take a single shot and eventually won with a score of 101:92. This also allowed Monaco to catch up with their rivals in the standings.

While James had a double-double with 14 points and 10 assists, Diallo became Monaco’s top scorer with 17 points.

Europa League. Regular season. 21st round, January 9

Dubai-Fenerbahçe-92:81 (24:22, 27:20, 22:20, 19:19)

Dubai: Wright (22 points + 2 rebounds + 4 assists), Kamenyash (20+15+1), Bacon (15+2+4), Kabangele (14+5+1), Anderson (11+4 rebounds), Bertans (3+1+1), Petrushev (2+4 rebounds), Abass (2+2+1), Shanly (2+1 rebounds), Avramovich (1+2 assists).

Fenerbahce: Baldwin (21+2+5), Horton-Tucker (15+5+1), Jantunen (13+1+1), Hall (9+1+3), Biberovich (8+3 rebounds), Birch (7+1+1), Mahmutoğlu (3+1 assists), Boston (2+3 rebounds), Colson (2), Silva (1), Melli (2 rebounds + 1 assist).

Panathinaikos – Virtus Bologna – 84:71 (23:15, 16:18, 17:15, 28:23)

Panathinaikos: Nunn (21+5+3), Holmes (16+9 rebounds), Osman (11+2+1), Hernangomez (9+8+1), Grant (7+1+4), Rogkavopoulos (7+2 rebounds), Sloukas (5+3+3), Shorts (4+1+5), Farid (2), Yurtseven (2+4+1).

virtus: Edwards (24+4 rebounds), Morgan (12+3+1), Akele (10+6 rebounds), Payola (6+6+4), Taylor (6+2+4), Hackett (6+3+2), Yallov (3), Smailagic (2), Diouf (2+1 rebounds), N’Young (7 rebounds + 1 assist), Alston (2 rebounds + 1 assist).

Valencia – Monaco – 92:101 (28:26, 14:27, 28:23, 22:25)

Valencia: Taylor (18+4+1), Thompson (17+2+4), Montero (15+4+3), Rivers (12+2+1), Badio (8+2+1), Pradilla (7+2+3), Key (6+2 assists), Moore (3+3+3), Costello (2+3 rebounds), Puerto (2+5+1), Saco (2+1+1).

Monaco: Diallo (17+2+2), Nedovic (16+2+3), Hayes (15+6+2), Blossomgame (14+3 rebounds), James (14+2+10), Mirotic (13+3+1), Okobo (9+1+3), Tarpey (2+3+1), Strazel (1+2+5).

Real Madrid – Maccabi Tel Aviv – 98:86 (21:25, 27:22, 28:18, 22:21)

Real: Hezonja (16+4+3), Campazzo (15+2+5), Lyles (12+2+1), Feliz (12+2+2), Ara (11+5+2), Tavares (9+11 rebounds), Abalde (7+3+1), Maledon (7+2+6), Garuba (4+2 rebounds), Okeke (3+1+2), Yul (2+1 rebounds), Len (1 assist) + 1 blocked shot).

maccabi: DiBartolomeo (14+4+1), Leaf (13+5+1), Lundberg (12+3+3), Clark (11+1+4), Gord (10+7 rebounds), Brissett (9+2 rebounds), Santos (7+4 rebounds), Sorkin (4+1+6), Blatt (4+1+2), Ryman (2).

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