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Ongoing Story· Day 41

Yam Madar Dons Yellow Jersey at Maccabi Tel Aviv Fan Welcome

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Star Yam Madar Injured in Loss to Barcelona

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Maccabi Tel Aviv lost a close game to Barcelona 90-87 on Tuesday. Star player Yam Madar was injured in the final two minutes of the game after a collision with Barcelona's Kevin Punter. Madar expressed optimism about his recovery, aiming to be ready for Thursday's game. The team played well but ultimately fell short in the dramatic match.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv lost to Barcelona 90-87 in a dramatic game on Tuesday.
  • Star player Yam Madar sustained a back injury with about 100 seconds left.
  • Madar was injured during a play involving Barcelona's Kevin Punter.
  • Despite the injury, Madar attempted free throws and stayed on the court.
  • Madar expressed confidence in recovering for the next game on Thursday.

Maccabi Tel Aviv suffered a dramatic 90-87 defeat to Barcelona on Tuesday night, despite playing strong basketball. A key moment occurred with approximately 100 seconds remaining in the game when star player Yam Madar sustained a back injury. Madar was hurt during a struggle for the ball with Barcelona's Kevin Punter while trailing by five points, facing aggressive defense. Although Madar subsequently went to the free-throw line and remained on the court, he struggled to make a significant contribution afterward. Reflecting on the injury post-game, Madar stated, "The hit? It was just a fall, a little ice and recover for Thursday."

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