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Maccabi Tel Aviv Chairman Praises Team's Resilience After Cup Win

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Maccabi Tel Aviv won their 12th Winner Cup title, defeating Hapoel Tel Aviv 86-75 after a 23-point comeback. Chairman Shimon Mizrahi praised the team's fighting spirit, calling it the "real Maccabi." He expressed hope for the team's recovery due to a demanding schedule, highlighting their great potential.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv won their 12th Winner Cup title, beating Hapoel Tel Aviv 86-75.
  • The team overcame a 23-point deficit in the final game.
  • Chairman Shimon Mizrahi praised the players' resilience and fighting spirit.
  • Mizrahi hopes the team will recover from a demanding schedule.
  • The victory is considered one of the season's most significant games.

Maccabi Tel Aviv secured their 12th Winner Cup title by defeating Hapoel Tel Aviv 86-75 in a dramatic comeback, overcoming a 23-point deficit. Following the victory, Shimon Mizrahi, the chairman of Maccabi Tel Aviv, expressed his pride in the team's performance, stating, "What we saw tonight is the real Maccabi we were raised on. Even down by 23 points, we didn't give up. Well done to the players." Mizrahi acknowledged the team's recent demanding schedule, noting their return from a game the previous day and their upcoming departure for another match in two days. He expressed hope that the team would recover, emphasizing their significant potential. The game is considered one of the season's highlights.

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