Hapoel Jerusalem Seeks EuroCup Perfection Against Le Mans
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem will play Le Mans in the EuroCup on Wednesday, aiming to extend its perfect season record. Coach Sasha Obradovic warned of a tough challenge against a dominant Le Mans team, stressing game control as crucial. Player Nimrod Levy highlighted the need to control rebounds and transition play against an aggressive French squad. The team has prepared well and is ready for the match.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Jerusalem faces Le Mans in the EuroCup aiming for a perfect record.
- Coach Sasha Obradovic called Le Mans a very tough and dominant opponent.
- Obradovic stressed controlling the game as the key to victory.
- Player Nimrod Levy noted Le Mans' aggressive style and athletic players.
- Hapoel Jerusalem must control rebounds and transition play to win.
Hapoel Jerusalem is aiming to maintain its perfect record across all competitions when it faces French team Le Mans in the EuroCup on Wednesday. The Israeli club enters the fifth round of the tournament with a flawless record of three wins in the domestic league and four in European play, including a dominant 100-64 victory over Riga in their last EuroCup game. Coach Sasha Obradovic acknowledged the challenge ahead, describing Le Mans as a very tough opponent that has been highly dominant recently. He emphasized the difficulty of controlling the game throughout and identified it as the key to victory. Obradovic also cautioned against complacency following a significant win, expressing confidence that his players understand the importance of securing a win in Le Mans for their continued progress in the tournament. Player Nimrod Levy described Le Mans as an aggressive team with athletic players who run the court, highlighting the need for Hapoel Jerusalem to control the rebounds and halt their transition game. Levy stated the team has prepared thoroughly and is ready for the challenge.
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