Maccabi Tel Aviv Secures First EuroLeague Win With Dominant Performance
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv earned their first EuroLeague win, beating Milan 97-79 in Belgrade. Player Yam Madar called it "a step in the right direction" for team confidence. Coach Oded Kattash cited improved energy and aggression as key differences. The victory aims to boost the team's morale after three initial losses.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Milan 97-79 for their first EuroLeague win.
- Player Yam Madar called the victory "a step in the right direction."
- Coach Oded Kattash highlighted improved energy and aggression.
- The team aims to build confidence after three opening losses.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv secured the win in Belgrade.
Maccabi Tel Aviv achieved their first EuroLeague victory of the season, defeating Milan 97-79 in Belgrade after a disappointing start to their campaign. Player Yam Madar, who was a standout in the game, expressed satisfaction with the win, calling it "a step in the right direction" for the team's confidence. He emphasized that the team's victory was more important than individual performance.
Coach Oded Kattash highlighted the team's energy and aggression as key factors in their success. He noted that after a poor start, the team is working to build confidence, and he was pleased with the intensity shown by his players. Kattash pointed to consistent energy levels throughout the game as the main difference, which also allowed the offense to perform more freely.
The win marks a significant turnaround for Maccabi Tel Aviv after three consecutive losses in the EuroLeague. Both Madar and Kattash believe this victory is crucial for regaining confidence as they face a challenging schedule ahead.
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