Hapoel Tel Aviv Faces Tough EuroLeague Road Game Against Dubai
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv will face Dubai in a challenging EuroLeague road game on October 29th, seeking to build on their recent win against Anadolu Efes. Coach Dimitris Itoudis acknowledged Dubai's strong team and experience, despite his own team's busy schedule. Players Tomas Satoransky and Eugene German stressed the need for concentration and mental readiness for the difficult matchup.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv plays Dubai on October 29th aiming for a second straight EuroLeague win.
- Coach Dimitris Itoudis called Dubai a team "built to go all the way" with talented players.
- Player Tomas Satoransky emphasized concentration and maintaining good offensive play.
- Eugene German highlighted the mental aspect of preparation for the tough game.
- Dubai had an extra day of rest and did not have to travel for the game.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to play an away game against Dubai on October 29th, aiming to extend their winning momentum after a significant victory over Anadolu Efes. The team is looking to secure a second win in their "double week" of games.
Player Tomas Satoransky acknowledged the difficulty of the upcoming match, noting Dubai's strong roster with multiple talented players at each position. He emphasized the importance of concentration and maintaining the positive aspects of their offensive play, even if the shooting style differs from their previous game. "We need to concentrate on ourselves, because he has many options," Satoransky stated.
Coach Dimitris Itoudis commented on the team's recent busy schedule, stating that while Dubai had an extra day of rest and did not have to travel, it was not an excuse. He described Dubai as a team "built to go all the way" with experienced EuroLeague and NBA-level players. "We are playing against an opponent that was built to go all the way with a number of talented players," Itoudis said, adding, "We expect a tough game, but we are here to compete."
Another player, Eugene German, expressed his expectation for a hard-fought game from both sides, highlighting the mental aspect of preparation. "The whole thing is mental, we are getting the right amount of sleep tonight, I think we are going to be ready to go," German remarked.
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