Maccabi Tel Aviv Completes Stunning Comeback to Win Toto Cup
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Tel Aviv Maccabi staged a remarkable comeback, overcoming a 23-point deficit to defeat Hapoel Tel Aviv 86-75 and win the Toto Cup basketball championship on November 9th. The win, Maccabi's 12th Toto Cup title, broke a six-game losing streak. Top scorers included Jimmy Clark for Maccabi with 24 points and Eugene German for Hapoel with 26. The two rivals will meet again on November 12th in a Euroleague game.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Tel Aviv 86-75 to win the Toto Cup basketball championship.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv overcame a significant 23-point deficit in the third quarter to secure the victory.
- The win marks Maccabi's 12th Toto Cup title and ends a six-game losing streak.
- Jimmy Clark led Maccabi with 24 points, while Eugene German scored 26 for Hapoel.
- The two teams will face each other again on November 12th in a Euroleague match.
Tel Aviv Maccabi secured the Toto Cup basketball championship on November 9th, defeating city rivals Hapoel Tel Aviv 86-75 in a dramatic comeback. The team trailed by as many as 23 points in the third quarter, with a score of 59-36, and had struggled to score for nearly seven minutes. However, under coach Oded Katash, Maccabi mounted an impressive rally, outscoring Hapoel 25-2 in the late third and early fourth quarters. They went on to win the final quarter 35-13, and outscored their opponents 50-16 in the last 13 minutes of the game. This victory marks Maccabi's 12th Toto Cup title and breaks a six-game losing streak across all competitions. It also serves as revenge for a recent 105-87 loss to Hapoel in the Israeli league. Jimmy Clark was the top scorer for Maccabi with 24 points, including six three-pointers. Daniel Theis and Keaton Wallace each added 16 points, and Jalen Hurd contributed 12. For Hapoel, Eugene German scored a game-high 26 points. The two teams are set to face each other again on November 12th in a Euroleague derby in Tel Aviv, which will be played in Limassol, Cyprus.
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