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Maccabi Tel Aviv Falls to Real Madrid in EuroLeague Clash
Maccabi Tel Aviv suffered a 99-113 defeat against Real Madrid in the seventh round of the EuroLeague regular season on Thursday, marking their fifth loss of the tournament. Despite a strong start and leading at halftime, the Israeli team collapsed in the third quarter, allowing the Spanish side to take control of the game.
3 newsrooms · 2 languages · sinceWhat happened
- 01Maccabi Tel Aviv lost 99-113 to Real Madrid in the seventh round of the EuroLeague regular season on Thursday.
- 02The defeat against Real Madrid marks the fifth loss for Maccabi Tel Aviv in the tournament.
- 03Maccabi Tel Aviv held a narrow 52-51 lead at halftime before collapsing in the third quarter.
- 04Jimmy Clark led Maccabi Tel Aviv with 20 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists.
- 05Bonzie Colson contributed 19 points and 3 rebounds for the Israeli team.
- 06Fans on social media praised Jimmy Clark's performance, calling his presence a "bingo" for the club.
- 07Maccabi Tel Aviv led 30-23 after the first quarter according to Sport5, or 30-22 according to NEWSru Israel.
Maccabi Tel Aviv initially built a strong lead, ending the first quarter ahead 30-23, according to Sport5, or 30-22, according to NEWSru Israel. The team extended their advantage to double digits in the second quarter before Real Madrid closed the gap, leaving Maccabi Tel Aviv with a narrow 52-51 lead at halftime. Real Madrid dominated the third quarter to lead 81-73 after 30 minutes and ultimately secured the victory.
Jimmy Clark was the standout performer for Maccabi Tel Aviv, scoring 20 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists, while Bonzie Colson contributed 19 points and 3 rebounds. Clark's performance, which followed another strong game against Valencia, drew widespread praise from fans on social media during the early stages of the match, with supporters calling him a "bingo" for the team.
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