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Ongoing Story· Day 40

Maccabi and Hapoel Tel Aviv Set for Trio of Derbies in November

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Defeats Hapoel Tel Aviv in Frenetic Derby After Late Fouls

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Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Tel Aviv in a dramatic derby on Thursday. The game's outcome was decided by two key fouls called against Hapoel in the final quarter. Yam Madar scored crucial free throws after fouls by Thomas Satoransky and Elijah Bryant.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv beat Hapoel Tel Aviv in a dramatic derby on Thursday.
  • Two key fouls in the final quarter decided the game's outcome.
  • Thomas Satoransky committed an unsportsmanlike foul on Yam Madar late in the game.
  • Elijah Bryant committed another foul leading to more free throws for Madar.

Maccabi Tel Aviv secured a dramatic victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv in a thrilling derby match on Thursday evening. The game's turning point came in the final quarter with two significant fouls called against Hapoel.

With just 25 seconds remaining on the clock, Thomas Satoransky committed an unsportsmanlike foul on Yam Madar. Madar successfully converted both free throws resulting from the foul. Following an inbound pass to Maccabi, Elijah Bryant then committed a foul that led to further free throws for Madar.

The article includes a call to watch footage of these two fouls and the monitor reviews, available via the player above.

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