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N12Sports

Maccabi Tel Aviv Wins Tense Derby After On-Court Altercation

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Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Tel Aviv 80-73 in a lengthy derby game on Thursday. The match featured a third-quarter altercation between Yam Madar and Elijah Bryant, resulting in Madar sustaining a cut lip and broken nose. Madar returned to the game, helping Maccabi secure the win and improve their record to 8-3.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv beat Hapoel Tel Aviv 80-73 in a dramatic derby game.
  • Players Yam Madar and Elijah Bryant clashed, leading to Madar's injury.
  • Madar suffered a cut lip and broken nose but returned to play.
  • The game lasted two and a half hours with numerous stoppages.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv improved its record to 8-3 with the victory.

Maccabi Tel Aviv secured an 80-73 victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv in a lengthy and dramatic derby match that lasted two and a half hours. The game, played on Thursday, was marked by a significant incident in the third quarter when players Yam Madar and Elijah Bryant clashed over the ball. The scuffle resulted in Madar sustaining a cut to his lip, requiring stitches, and also suffering a broken nose. Both players received technical fouls, and Bryant was initially sent to the bench, though he was needed for a jump ball. Tai Odiase and Jaylen Hoard eventually contested the jump ball with 5:33 minutes remaining. Madar, despite his injuries, returned to the game and contributed seven assists in the win against his former team. Maccabi Tel Aviv improved its season record to 8-3.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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