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Maccabi Tel Aviv Benefits From New EuroLeague 'Disruptive Foul' Rule
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
Maccabi Tel Aviv was awarded two free throws and possession due to a new 'disruptive foul' rule in the EuroLeague, applied when a Besiktas player intentionally stopped a fast break. This rule specifically penalizes deliberate fouls aimed at halting transition plays.
- 01Maccabi Tel Aviv benefited from a new EuroLeague 'disruptive foul' rule.
- 02The foul stopped a Maccabi fast break by Besiktas's Jalen Reynolds.
- 03The penalty included two free throws and possession for Maccabi.
- 04Disruptive fouls do not count towards player ejections.
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