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Hapoel 'Uri' Tel Aviv Secures Dramatic Comeback Victory

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Hapoel 'Uri' Tel Aviv Secures Dramatic Comeback Victory

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Hapoel 'Uri' Tel Aviv staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Maccabi Haifa 76-72 on Sunday. The team, founded by Hapoel Tel Aviv fans, overcame a 20-point deficit in the final quarter with a 27-1 run. Paul Delaney led the comeback with 17 points, while Roi Nevro scored a game-high 24 points. This victory marks Hapoel 'Uri's second consecutive win in the National League.

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  • Hapoel 'Uri' Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Haifa 76-72 in a dramatic comeback win.
  • The team overcame a 20-point deficit in the final quarter with a 27-1 run.
  • Paul Delaney scored 17 points, including 15 in the second half, for Hapoel 'Uri'.
  • Roi Nevro led Hapoel 'Uri' with 24 points.
  • This is Hapoel 'Uri's second consecutive win in the National League.
  • Approximately 300 fans attended the game.

Hapoel 'Uri' Tel Aviv achieved a thrilling 76-72 victory over Maccabi Haifa on Sunday evening, marking their second consecutive win in the National League. The newly formed team, established by Hapoel Tel Aviv fans, is enjoying a strong start to its season.

The game saw Hapoel 'Uri' trailing by as much as 20 points in the final quarter. However, a remarkable 27-1 run by the team turned the tide, securing a hard-fought win in front of approximately 300 spectators.

Paul Delaney was a standout performer for Hapoel 'Uri', scoring 17 points, with 15 of those coming in the second half. Roi Nevro led the team's scoring with 24 points, followed by Jonathan Rabinowitz with 14. Lior Zlotikman contributed 6 points, while Yonatan Sela, Daniel Hillel, and Irad Levinar each added 5.

For Maccabi Haifa, Or Tapiru and Elia Saror were the top scorers with 13 points each. Lahav Holin scored 11, Josh Fridkin had 10, Raz Tzur added 9, Anton Shutvin scored 6, and Azmi Abu Ahmed and D.J. Sharp each contributed 5 points.

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