Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv
Panathinaikos Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv
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Panathinaikos
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On Thursday: Maccabi hosts Panathinaikos
The Yellows will face one of their biggest rivals and try to maintain a perfect home record. Kattash: "I'm sure our fans will give us the push we need"
The Yellows are in good shape and arrive at the game after great wins over Monaco and Villeurbanne in the Euroleague and after winning Winner’s cup with a dramatic victory over city rivals, Hapoel Tel Aviv.
“It’s important for us to keep our home record flawless and continue to improve,” said Oded Kattash at the official press conference ahead of the game. “It’s just the beginning of the season and every team has ups and downs during games, but I’m sure our fans will give us the push we need”.
“I feel like we have to keep playing the way we’ve been playing the last two games,” added Jarell Martin. “We need to throw the first punch and keep the momentum going. The atmosphere in the arena will give us the hunger and strength to fight”
Maccabi beats Panathinaikos, remains undefeated at home
Lorenzo Brown (22 points, 9 assists) led The Yellows to another Euroleague win at Menora Mivtachim Arena - 85:74. On Sunday: Maccabi hosts Holon
Lorenzo Brown (22 points, 9 assists) carried Maccabi through a very close first half that ended with a buzzer-beater three-pointer by Wade Baldwin and a 5-point Maccabi lead (49:44). Good defense pushed Oded Kattash’s team to increase the lead in the second half and cruise quite comfortably to an important victory.
Another interesting week awaits Maccabi. On Sunday, the Yellows will host Hapoel Holon at Menora Mivtachim Arena, and on Thursday they will travel to Spain to meet Baskonia.