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Ongoing Story· Day 53

Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Team Faces Injury Concerns Ahead of EuroLeague Opener

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The Jerusalem PostSports

Israeli Euroleague Teams Suffer Losses Ahead of Upcoming Derby

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Both Israeli Euroleague basketball teams, Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv, lost their recent games. Hapoel Tel Aviv was narrowly defeated by Barcelona 93-90, while Maccabi Tel Aviv was heavily beaten by Partizan Belgrade 88-67. These losses precede upcoming derby matches between the two Israeli clubs in the Winner Cup and Euroleague. The teams are currently struggling with their form and confidence in the competition.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv lost to Barcelona 93-90, dropping their Euroleague record to 6-4.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv was defeated by Partizan Belgrade 88-67, marking their fourth straight Euroleague loss.
  • Both Israeli teams will face each other twice this week in a Winner Cup final and a Euroleague game.
  • Elijah Bryant scored 25 points and Vasilije Micic added 24 for Hapoel Tel Aviv in their loss.
  • Ethan Thompson led Partizan Belgrade with 16 points in their victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv's coach apologized to fans for the team's poor performance and lack of confidence.

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