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Ongoing Story· Day 32

Hapoel Tel Aviv Basketball Team's Full Foreign Roster Arrives for Super Cup

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Hapoel Tel Aviv Dominates Beşiktaş, Eyes EuroLeague Title

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Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Beşiktaş 100-82 in Bulgaria, improving their EuroLeague record to 3-2. Beşiktaş's coach called Hapoel Tel Aviv one of four top EuroLeague title contenders. The Israeli team will play Panathinaikos next in Athens. The loss was seen as a learning experience for Beşiktaş against a Final Four hopeful.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Beşiktaş 100-82 in a EuroLeague game in Bulgaria.
  • Beşiktaş's coach named Hapoel Tel Aviv among four top EuroLeague title contenders.
  • Hapoel Tel Aviv improved its EuroLeague record to 3 wins and 2 losses.
  • The Israeli team will play Panathinaikos in Athens next.
  • Beşiktaş's coach cited his team's limited energy and defensive lapses as key factors.
Hapoel Tel Aviv Dominates Beşiktaş, Eyes EuroLeague Title
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Hapoel Tel Aviv secured a decisive 100-82 victory over Beşiktaş in Bulgaria on Wednesday, improving their EuroLeague record to 3-2. The Israeli team dominated the second half, leaving no chance for their Turkish opponents. Hapoel Tel Aviv will next travel to Athens to face Panathinaikos on Friday.

Following the game, Beşiktaş coach Dušan Alimpijević praised Hapoel Tel Aviv, identifying them as one of the top four contenders for the EuroLeague championship, alongside Panathinaikos, Olympiacos, and Dubai. He noted that these four teams have invested the most financially in their rosters. Alimpijević acknowledged his team's limitations, stating they only had energy for the first half and that their defense faltered significantly in the third quarter, which he deemed the critical point of the game.

Turkish media commented that the loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv, a team aiming for the Final Four, was understandable and a learning experience. They emphasized the need to analyze the team's shortcomings and improve for upcoming games against similarly ranked opponents.

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