Fenerbahce - Maccabi Tel Aviv 25:30 (2nd quarter)

The Turks tried to break away a few times, but some brilliant play management by Lorenzo Braun leaves Ketch's side in the picture.

Wilvkin in a lukewarm game for the time being, but Kalathis and Godrich are making it difficult for the Israeli team

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14/10/2022

Friday, October 14, 2022, 9:00 p.m. Updated: 9:32 p.m.

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After beating Zalgiris Vilnius at home last week, Maccabi Tel Aviv took to the floor tonight (Friday) at Ulker Sports Arena, for an away game against Fenerbahce as part of the second round of the Euroleague.

Maccabi Tel Aviv lost their last two away games against Fener and today they will try to put an end to this short streak.

Unlike last week, this time Oded Ketch and his players encounter a completely different test.

With the decorated coach Dimitrios Itoudis and a squad full of quality, Fener appeared tonight as the favorite to win.

The focus is of course on Scotty Wilbkin, who meets the team he played for four years in a row.

Hard away game.

Sorkin (photo: Danny Maron)

Quarter 1

Maccabi Tel Aviv came up with a quintet that includes Brown, Baldwin, Colson, Poithers and Nebo and the game opened - of course - with a three-pointer by Wilvkin.

On the other side Brown scored and managed well and after a little more than 5 minutes the scoreboard showed 9:9.

The game continued to be close, but in a situation of 11:13 to Maccabi, Fener went on a 0:7 run that created an advantage for her.

Poithers was not impressed and reduced the deficit to minus 2 with a three-point move and at the end of the first quarter

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Quarter 2

Godoric led the Turks to 20:28 at the start of the second quarter, Maccabi had a hard time generating points, but fortunately Fener made bad decisions in the attack and thus the advantage did not become double digits.

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