Hapoel Tel Aviv is justifying from game to game so far this season the expectations and enthusiasm surrounding it and last night (Wednesday) Danny Franco's men impressed once again with an 86:100 away victory over Paris Basket, as part of the second round of the group stage of the Eurocup.
Despite the convincing difference, the game did not start well for the Reds who fell behind early in the first quarter, which they finished with minus 5, but they knew how to make the right adjustments and win the second quarter with a score of 10:27.
"We started the game a little hesitant and they took advantage of it to run. We knew in advance that a double-digit difference doesn't determine anything because of their fast style of play. I'm glad we made the necessary adjustments quickly and since then more or less dominated most of the game, from the end of the first quarter until the end," he concluded the game Captain of the Reds Bar Timur.
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The club expressed satisfaction with the performance of Jacoben Brown, who, like in the first game in the factory against the London Lions, shone at the moment of truth and led his teammates to victory with a double-double and a wonderful statistical line of 21 points, 12 assists, 8 rebounds and an index of 39 in 37 minutes of play.
"We came to play hard, our crowd was here with us, we stayed together and that's our way to win games. They started the game very strong, but we found a way to win this game. Every day will be different, sometimes I'll score more and sometimes less. I want to help Even in assists, in the dirty work, my teammates trust what I do," Brown shared his feelings at the end.
Dani Franco, the coach of the Reds, also analyzed the victory: "We knew we were coming to a difficult game. Every game at this level is a big challenge, but we came with the belief that we could win. When the opponent made a run, we stayed with our heads held high. I am very proud of my players."
The club was moved by the sight of the hundreds of Reds in the stands who made the trip to Paris with the team and pushed the team to victory.
"The fans were amazing, a crazy display, 600 people abroad.
You can't get used to it and take it for granted, it's the craziest thing in Israeli sports today," concluded Timor. Today the team will return to Israel and begin preparations for the Winner Cup final that will be held on Sunday against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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