The three Spanish teams beat Hapoel (92-83), Olympiacos (85-84) and Efes (78-71) at home, respectively
The marathon Euroleague reaches the final stretch of the regular phase with clenched teeth. In this game of elbowing to capture the best position at the end of the group stage and before the quarterfinals, the three Spanish teams that this Tuesday opened a new double-header week with a hat-trick of victories move.
Without an audience in the stands, Real Madrid continued with its home roll and defeated Hapoel 92-83 with the usual dose of the best Hezonja: 15 points and 10 rebounds.
Two free throws converted by De Larrea with two seconds left and a final missed shot by Fournier gave Valencia the victory against a colossus like Olympiacos by 85-84. Pedro Martínez’s team keeps looking up more and more, while the coach also claims in defeats what a great season it is due to the ability to compete against the best on the continent. It is the price of ever greater greatness.
Barça comes and goes, as capable of beating Valencia at the Roig Arena as it is of offering an image of weakness against Madrid in the ACB. This time he once again had a good defensive exercise to defeat Pablo Laso’s Efes at the Palau by 78-71 with 21 points and 5 rebounds from Clyburn and 14 and 8 from Shengelia.
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