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Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Praises Team's Effort After Panathinaikos Victory
Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Panathinaikos 91-81 in Athens on Friday, handing the Greek team their first EuroLeague loss of the season. The victory improved Hapoel Tel Aviv's EuroLeague record to 4-2 and marked their fourth win across two double-game weeks.
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What happened
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Panathinaikos 91-81 in Athens on Friday, handing the Greek team their first EuroLeague loss of the season.
- 02The victory improved Hapoel Tel Aviv's EuroLeague record to 4-2 and marked their fourth win across two double-game weeks.
- 03Coach Dimitris Itoudis praised Hapoel Tel Aviv's players for their composure, stating the team is unstoppable when they play together.
- 04The win featured strong performances from Zach LeDay and Elijah Bryant, alongside contributions from Bruno Caboclo off the bench.
- 05Coach Itoudis specifically commended guards Muwassa, Sato, Elijah, and Blakeney for their exceptional ball-handling against pressure.
- 06Zach LeDay cited competing against top European teams as his reason for joining Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Hapoel Tel Aviv's victory was powered by strong performances from Zach LeDay and Elijah Bryant, alongside contributions from Dan Mathiang and Bruno Caboclo off the bench. Coach Dimitris Itoudis praised the guards, specifically naming Muwassa, Sato, Elijah, and Blakeney, for their ball-handling skills against pressure.
Following the game, Coach Itoudis delivered an emotional speech to his players, praising their composure, resilience, and unity. He stated that the team is unstoppable and unconquerable when they play together, urging them to stay connected and trust the strategy as they build on their winning streak.
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