Hapoel Jerusalem Owners' Intense Reaction Caught on Camera During Tense Game
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 82-77, improving to 0-13 in all competitions. During a crucial late-game foul call, owners Matan Adelson and Gal Mekel were visibly agitated. The intense moment was captured on camera as Hapoel Jerusalem players protested a foul called on Shakeem Milton against Jimmer Clark. The victory highlighted the team's strong performance throughout the season.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Jerusalem beat Maccabi Tel Aviv 82-77, remaining undefeated at 0-13 in all competitions.
- Owners Matan Adelson and Gal Mekel showed intense reactions during a late-game foul call.
- A disputed foul on Shakeem Milton against Jimmer Clark led to missed free throws.
- The dramatic final quarter contributed to Hapoel Jerusalem's significant win.
Hapoel Jerusalem secured a significant 82-77 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv on Saturday night, maintaining an undefeated 0-13 record across all competitions. The win came after a dramatic final quarter, with key moments highlighting the intensity of the game.
Approximately one minute before the final buzzer, with Hapoel Jerusalem leading 76-71, a foul was called against Maccabi Tel Aviv's Shakeem Milton and in favor of Hapoel Jerusalem's Jimmer Clark. Hapoel Jerusalem players protested the call, arguing Milton had only touched the ball. Clark then missed both of his free throws.
During the free throw attempts, team owners Matan Adelson and co-owner Gal Mekel were captured on camera expressing their strong opinions and emotions regarding the play. The footage showed their passionate reaction to the disputed foul call, underscoring the high stakes and dramatic nature of the basketball match.
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