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Maccabi Tel Aviv Outraged After Barcelona Player Avoids Penalty for Foul

Maccabi Tel Aviv is protesting a non-call by EuroLeague referees in their loss to Barcelona, where Tyree Martin was not penalized for striking Yim Madar. The incident occurred with Barcelona leading 85-80, and Maccabi argued it was unsportsmanlike conduct.

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What happened

  1. 01Maccabi Tel Aviv protested a foul by Barcelona's Tyree Martin that went uncalled.
  2. 02The incident occurred late in the game with Barcelona leading Maccabi 85-80.
  3. 03Maccabi coach Oded Kattash challenged the play, but no penalty was given.
  4. 04Maccabi players and coaches were angered by the officiating throughout the game.
  5. 05Barcelona received 20 free throws compared to Maccabi's 10.
  6. 06Maccabi's Jimmy Clark was controversially disqualified with his fifth foul.

The referees reviewed the play but issued no penalty, further fueling Maccabi's anger over the game's officiating, which saw Barcelona receive double the free throw attempts.

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