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Stefanos Dadas: "I'm happy to have won the Euroleague"

The Hapoel Holon coach was happy after the 71:77 victory over AEK Athens, which brought it closer to the next stage in the Champions League.

Regarding the announcements about his candidacy for Panathinaikos, he said: "My goal is to bring Holon back to being a great team. Someday I will get the chance, and maybe this is not the right moment."

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Ahrela Weisberg

Tuesday, 05 January 2021, 20:45

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"My goal is to bring Holon back to being a great team."

Stefanos Dadas (Photo: Bernie Ardov)

Hapoel Holon took a huge step tonight (Tuesday) towards the first qualifying round for the last 16 of the Champions League, when they defeated AEK Athens 71:77.

Beyond the fact that they went up to a 2: 3 balance and equalized to the Greeks at the top of House C, they passed them in the inside table and erased the difference they lost in the previous round in Ouaka (100: 96).

"I'm proud of my players, who made a tremendous effort," said coach Stefanos Dadas.

"Our offense was not at its best, and it was not easy to play against AAK, but we did most of the work on defense. We went up to a double-digit advantage twice, we were better tonight and we deserved to win. We can be even better. AAK She is one of the best teams in the factory, and she has proven it, so that is another reason to be proud. "

Dadas referred to reports in Greece that he is a candidate to replace Georgius Vobras with Panathinaikos: "I have received a lot of messages from Israel and Greece, and I have nothing specific to say. "If it happens in a year or three, I will have the opportunity to reach those levels. Maybe now is not the right moment for me, and I am happy with this victory as if I had won the Euroleague."

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We knew how important this was to the coach.

Tyros Maggie (Photo: Bernie Ardov)

Holon star Tyros Maggie, who scored 18 points, concluded: "We knew how important it is for a coach, a direction, to beat a Greek opponent, and how important this game is for the club. Everyone took a step forward and did their thing. K. A very aggressive team, but we were very focused from the start of the game until the end.

"Even when we made mistakes and the difference went down, we kept playing, and did not sink into what happened.

With experience, you learn that you just have to keep going and not get sucked in, and we have a lot of experienced players. "

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