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Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv ASVEL Villeurbanne
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Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv
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With top 8 ticket in reach, Maccabi faces Villeurbanne away
The Yellows hope to clinch a seventh win in a row and make another step towards the Euroleague playoffs. Kattash: "We shouldn't feel like we're favorites"
“We’re in good shape and depend only on ourselves, but that doesn’t mean we should feel like we’re favorites tomorrow,” Kattash said. “The numbers might say we’re the better team, but after everything we’ve experienced until now, we know that no game is easy. That being said, this is definitely an opportunity we can’t afford to miss.”
Villeurbanne is currently ranked last in the Euroleague table with eight straight losses and no impressive statistics to take pride in, but forward Josh Nebo is ready for a tough matchup. “We’re taking this game seriously,” he stated. “We’re not looking at Villeurbanne’s current form or record because we’ve learned that anyone can beat anyone in this competition. This is going to be a real battle.”
Maccabi downs Villeurbanne 85:67 away
The Yellows achieved their fourth Euroleague win in a row. Baldwin (23 points) and Brown (18) led the way. Next week: Bologna and Milano arrive in Tel Aviv
The hosts, who have lost eight in a row, played without pressure and stayed close to the Yellows for three quarters. At that point, Wade Baldwin (23 points) and Lorenzo Brown (18) took matters into their own hands and pushed Maccabi to an explosive finish.
It was the fourth Euroleague win in a row for Oded Kattash’s players, which puts them very close to securing a playoff ticket. Next week will be critical, as Maccabi will host Bologna and Milano within 48 hours, hoping to feed off the incredible momentum.