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Hapoel Tel Aviv Basketball Coach Vows to Avoid Red Star's Traps

By נועה פופלינגר
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
The story · English

Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to face Crvena Zvezda (Red Star Belgrade) on the road in their second EuroLeague game of the 2026-27 season, aiming for their first victory after an opening loss to Bayern Munich. Head coach Dimitris Itoudis expressed confidence in his team's preparation, stating they have analyzed their previous games and are aware of their opponent's strengths. "We know it will be a very demanding game, it's a team that has strengthened its squad," Itoudis said. "They have the same goals as us, to finish in the playoffs, they play in front of their home crowd and have strengths and a push from the stands." He added, "But we have the players and the people to control the atmosphere and not fall into their traps."

Guard Vasilije Micić also commented on the upcoming match, expressing readiness after reviewing numerous Red Star games. "We want to stay focused throughout the entire game," Micić stated. "There were many ups and downs in the previous game, but at this level, you cannot provide so many inefficient minutes." Returning to play in his home country, Micić noted, "Playing in my city? It's always fun because I feel at home. It always feels good to be in this arena."

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