FIBA Champions League: Hapoel Holon Defeats Spartak Subotica in Close Match
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Hapoel Holon defeated Spartak Subotica 86-84 in the FIBA Champions League group stage. The Israeli team led throughout the game, holding off a late surge from the Serbian side. Center Adama Sanogo was named the best player with 28 points and 4 rebounds. The win came in the second round of the tournament.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Holon beat Spartak Subotica 86-84 in the FIBA Champions League.
- The Israeli team led throughout the game, with a 62-56 advantage after three quarters.
- Spartak Subotica nearly came back in the final quarter.
- Adama Sanogo scored 28 points and had 4 rebounds to be named best player.
Hapoel Holon secured a narrow 86-84 victory over Spartak Subotica in the second round of the FIBA Champions League group stage. The Israeli team established an early lead, ending the first quarter ahead 27-14 and maintaining a 42-37 advantage at halftime. By the end of the third quarter, Hapoel Holon's lead had extended to 62-56. In the final quarter, Spartak Subotica mounted a strong comeback attempt, nearly erasing the deficit. Hapoel Holon's center, Adama Sanogo, was named the game's best player, contributing 28 points and 4 rebounds.
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