Maccabi Tel Aviv Suffers Fourth Straight Loss in Europe
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv lost their eighth EuroLeague game, falling 99-94 to Paris in Belgrade, their fourth consecutive defeat in all competitions. The team's struggles have placed them deep in the EuroLeague standings. The loss has fueled speculation about potential changes to the roster and coaching staff.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv lost to Paris 99-94, their fourth straight loss in all competitions.
- The defeat marks Maccabi's eighth loss in the EuroLeague this season.
- Paris had won their previous four games against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- The game was tied 65-65 entering the final quarter.
- The loss places Maccabi deep in the EuroLeague standings.
- Potential roster and coaching changes are being considered.
Maccabi Tel Aviv's difficult European season continued with a 99-94 defeat to Paris in Belgrade, marking their fourth consecutive loss across all competitions and eighth in the EuroLeague. The team, which has only secured two wins in eight EuroLeague games, had hoped to turn their fortunes around against Paris, a team with an identical record. Paris had the historical advantage, having won their last four encounters with Maccabi over the past two years. Maccabi started the game poorly, conceding 25 points in the first quarter. They managed to improve defensively in the second quarter, allowing only 10 points and taking a narrow 36-35 lead into halftime. The game remained tight, ending the third quarter tied at 65-65. However, in the final quarter, Maccabi struggled with turnovers and missed opportunities, ultimately falling to the French visitors. This latest loss places Maccabi deep in the EuroLeague standings and raises questions about potential changes to the team's roster and coaching staff.
