Maccabi Tel Aviv Seeks to End Losing Streak Against Partizan Belgrade
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv faces Partizan Belgrade in the EuroLeague on Tuesday, attempting to end a five-game losing streak. The team, with a 2-7 record, will play in a hostile environment in Belgrade. Center Daniel Theis is expected to return to the lineup, while Amit Avu will be absent due to illness.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv aims to end a five-game losing streak against Partizan Belgrade in the EuroLeague.
- The team has a 2-7 record in the EuroLeague and recently lost the Tel Aviv derby.
- Center Daniel Theis is expected to return to Maccabi's lineup after a recent absence.
- Amit Avu will miss the game due to illness.
- Maccabi faces a difficult away game in Belgrade with an expected crowd of 20,000 fans.
Maccabi Tel Aviv will face Partizan Belgrade on Tuesday evening in the tenth round of the EuroLeague, aiming to break a challenging streak of five consecutive losses across all competitions. Three of these defeats were in European play, with the most recent being a significant derby loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv. The team currently holds a negative record in the EuroLeague, with only two wins against seven losses.
Under coach Oded Katash, Maccabi faces one of its toughest European challenges in an away game against Partizan in Belgrade. The Serbian team's arena is expected to be filled with approximately 20,000 fans, adding to the difficulty for the visiting team. The club has not yet added any reinforcements to its roster, and a lack of depth continues to be a major weakness.
Regarding player availability, Gur Lavi has recovered and traveled with the team to Belgrade, potentially being registered for a EuroLeague game for the first time this season. However, Amit Avu will be absent due to illness. Center Daniel Theis is expected to return to the lineup and play after missing the last two and a half games, having played only nine minutes against Crvena Zvezda, not participating against Paris, and not being registered for the derby.
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