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Maccabi Tel Aviv Suffers Sixth Straight Loss in Belgrade
Maccabi Tel Aviv suffered an 88-67 defeat against Partizan Belgrade in Serbia on Friday, marking their sixth consecutive loss across all competitions. The defeat leaves the Israeli team near the bottom of the EuroLeague standings with a 2-8 record, while Partizan Belgrade improved to 5-5.
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- 01Maccabi Tel Aviv suffered an 88-67 blowout loss to Partizan Belgrade in Serbia on Friday.
- 02The defeat marks Maccabi Tel Aviv's fourth consecutive EuroLeague loss and sixth straight defeat across all competitions.
- 03With this loss, Maccabi Tel Aviv falls to a 2-8 record near the bottom of the EuroLeague standings.
- 04Partizan Belgrade improved its EuroLeague record to 5-5 after dominating the game from the first quarter.
- 05Only Daniel Theis with 11 points and Yam Madar with 10 points scored in double digits for Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- 06Maccabi Tel Aviv will face Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Winner Cup final on Monday.
Partizan established an early lead, building a 16-point advantage in the first quarter. Although Maccabi Tel Aviv narrowed the gap to 23-28 by the end of the first quarter, the Serbian team reasserted control to lead 50-35 at halftime. Serbian media praised Partizan's defense and noted that they resolved their season-long three-point shooting issues during the match.
Maccabi Tel Aviv collapsed under pressure in the third quarter, where they fell apart completely as Partizan extended their lead to 20 points. Only two Maccabi players scored in double digits, with Daniel Theis scoring 11 points and Yam Madar scoring 10. The team, coached by Oded Kattash, must now prepare to face Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Winner Cup final on Monday.
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