After the important victory over Monaco, Maccabi Tel Aviv will continue with its tight schedule when it meets Olympiacos Piraeus tomorrow (Friday, 21:00) at the Hall of Peace and Fraternity. Of the week.
"The most important thing for us is to forget about this game, it's back to back, 'a game that requires energy," Greek coach Yannis Sapropoulos explained tonight (Thursday). Very together.You saw they were close today with zero and lost in the last quarter, we expect a tough game, should be willing to respond in this tough game.
Dorsey.
Meet again, Photo: Alan Schieber
"We will try to do our best in terms of energy, all the players will play as much as we need them, they have to be ready. We will have to control the pace of the game, and control the rebound. If we do not play good defense we will have difficulty because they are very organized and dangerous.
On the reunion with the two exes: "We know Tyler and Quincy very well, they were here, they have a deep staff, you have to focus on them as one unit. You have to think about what each one is doing well and how to stop him."
Jaylen Reynolds added: "We need to focus on them, put this game behind us, we must not think about the previous game. We will focus on this game I want to be there where my team is looking for me, and help to achieve the victory.
"The game tomorrow will start with defense, we have a lot of pieces in the puzzle in this game, everyone can score 30 points here, but it all starts with defense, doing a better job on the rebound, that's the main thing."
Sapropolus.
Tomorrow outside Greece, Photo: Alan Schieber
Scotty Wilbkin continued on the same line: "They are playing very well this season. It will not be easy. Especially in a double week to play in a place like this, it is a difficult game, they came after a loss, they will be motivated in this game, we will have to face their energy.
"It will be nice to see Tyler, he is playing very well this season, I am happy for him. I hope we can do a good job on him, he is able to score 30 points, we need to focus on him on defense and not let him get into the game."