Hapoel Jerusalem Coach Vows Respect Ahead of League Match
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem's coach Sasha Obradovic stated his team will play with maximum respect against Hapoel Emeq in the Israeli Basketball Premier League. The team is undefeated in the EuroCup after beating Aris Thessaloniki. Obradovic called Emeq a difficult opponent and stressed adapting their physicality. Player Eitan Burg added that Emeq is a quality, athletic team and they aim to continue their winning momentum at home.
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- Hapoel Jerusalem coach Sasha Obradovic vowed maximum respect for opponent Hapoel Emeq.
- Hapoel Jerusalem is undefeated in the EuroCup with a 6-0 record after beating Aris Thessaloniki.
- Coach Obradovic described Hapoel Emeq as a difficult team with good defense and mobility.
- Player Eitan Burg called Hapoel Emeq a quality, talented, and athletic team.
- Hapoel Jerusalem aims to continue their positive momentum and play their game at home.
Hapoel Jerusalem's coach, Sasha Obradovic, expressed his team's intention to approach their upcoming Israeli Basketball Premier League game against Hapoel Emeq with maximum respect. The team is coming off a significant victory over Aris Thessaloniki in the EuroCup, maintaining a perfect 6-0 record in that competition. Obradovic emphasized that Emeq is a challenging opponent, noting their combination of defense and mobility. "We need to come with full respect against every team, because every team deserves it," he stated. He also stressed the importance of forgetting their recent EuroCup success and adapting their physicality for the league game, vowing to "play our game."
Player Eitan Burg echoed the coach's sentiments, describing Emeq as a "quality, talented, and athletic team." Burg highlighted the team's desire to continue their positive momentum, play in front of their home crowd for energy, and achieve a good result. Hapoel Jerusalem currently holds a perfect record in the EuroCup and will be looking to carry that success into their domestic league play.
