Maccabi Tel Aviv Completes Stunning Comeback to Win Winner Cup
Maccabi Tel Aviv achieved a historic 86-75 comeback victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv to win the Winner Cup for the 12th time. Trailing by 23 points in the third quarter, Maccabi mounted an incredible rally, with Jimmy Clark scoring 24 points and Daniel Theis adding 16. The win marks Maccabi's second trophy of the season, while Hapoel suffered a devastating collapse after leading significantly.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv won the Winner Cup 86-75 after a 23-point comeback against Hapoel Tel Aviv.
- Jimmy Clark led Maccabi with 24 points, seven assists, three rebounds, and three steals.
- Daniel Theis contributed 16 points to Maccabi's historic comeback victory.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv collapsed in the final quarter after holding a substantial lead.
- This is Maccabi Tel Aviv's 12th Winner Cup title and second trophy of the season.
- The game was played at the Toto Hall in Holon on Monday.
Maccabi Tel Aviv secured their 12th Winner Cup title in a dramatic final, staging one of the most improbable comebacks in Israeli basketball history. The team, which had lost six consecutive games across all competitions, trailed Hapoel Tel Aviv by as many as 23 points in the third quarter. However, a remarkable 25-2 run, fueled by tenacious defense and clutch scoring, propelled Maccabi to an 86-75 victory.
Jimmy Clark was instrumental in the comeback, finishing with 24 points, seven assists, three rebounds, and three steals. Daniel Theis also played a crucial role, contributing 16 points and providing stability throughout the game, particularly in the final quarter. The win marks Maccabi's second trophy of the 2026/27 season.
The final, held at the Toto Hall in Holon, was a tale of two halves for Hapoel Tel Aviv. They dominated for much of the game, building a significant lead behind Eugene German's three-point barrage. Despite holding a 23-point advantage, Hapoel collapsed in the final period, failing to score for nearly a quarter and ultimately losing by double digits.
This defeat is a significant blow for Hapoel, especially after being on the verge of a historic win. Coach Itoudis, who has yet to win a title since arriving in Israel, and owner Ofer Yanai will face scrutiny as the team must recover from this disheartening collapse.
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