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Maccabi Tel Aviv EuroLeague tournament performance

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Maccabi Tel Aviv has experienced fluctuating results in the EuroLeague tournament. On September 29, Beşiktaş defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 109-93 in Belgrade, Serbia, due to security considerations. Maccabi Tel Aviv rebounded on September 30 by defeating Real Madrid 102-98 in Sofia, Bulgaria, led by 22 points each from Vasilije Micic and Elijah Bryant. However, Maccabi Tel Aviv subsequently suffered a 90-67 loss to Panathinaikos AKTOR at the Telekom Center in Athens. This defeat, characterized by a 23-point margin, represents the largest winning gap Panathinaikos has achieved against the Israeli side in a European competition since 1998. Panathinaikos secured its third consecutive EuroLeague victory, maintaining an undefeated start to the season. The team utilized an intense defensive strategy to lead 25-10 after the first quarter, with Gerson Yambele leading the scoring with 17 points. In the matchup at the OAKA Altion, Panathinaikos’s victory was marked by strong defensive play and efficient ball movement, recording 22 assists against 11 turnovers. A significant highlight was the return of American forward Nigel Hayes-Davis from a hand injury, who contributed 13 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists. Additionally, Dino Mitoglou secured 45.5% of the team’s defensive rebounds. Prior to the matchup, Panathinaikos and coach Zeljko Obradovic participated in a breast cancer awareness campaign in collaboration with YGEIA Hospital. Players and staff wore pink sashes with white ribbons to promote awareness during October, and Panathinaikos players presented similar sashes to the Maccabi Tel Aviv players before tip-off. Following the win against Maccabi, Panathinaikos maintained a perfect 3/3 record across domestic and European competitions, including a 103-74 victory against Vikos. In the domestic win, Mathias Lessort led the scoring with 19 points.

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