The game is not always about points and wins. Sometimes the sign you send in a game is important. On Sunday, Alpha sent such a signal in its own hall against Berlin’s BG Goodingon. The German champions easily won 89:58 at the Bundesliga (20:15, 20:15, 25:13, 24:15) and made it clear that the Gங்கttingen team was not very confident of reaching the Cup semi-finals in a month.
The Berlin team had to do without Mao Lo and Jason Granger, who suffered minor injuries to the leg (training after hand surgery), but controlled the game from the start. In the second quarter, Alpha made the first impact. Within a few moves, Malto Delo and Simone Fondecio stole the ball three times from the guests, so Alpha took 7-0 and went over ten points.
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Believing that Cottingen would still catch on during the break, the Berliners immediately destroyed this hope early in the third quarter. With the 18: 4 Intermediate Sprint, Alpha increased their lead to over 20 points, and as a result, coach Ido Garcia Renez was able to give some welcome breaks to the best performers under his high pressure. Almost the entire team ended up with about 20 minutes of play time, and the points were very evenly distributed. Along with Fondecio (14 points), Niels Kiffy (12), Beyton Siva (11), Tim Schneider (11) and Johannes Thiemon (10) scored double figures.
On Tuesday (7pm, MagentaSport) Mildulture was launched in the Alpha BPL. There will be two more games on a busy week again on Thursday (home in the Euroleek against Olympiacos Prius) and Sunday (BPL in Frankfurt). (Tablespoons)
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