EC: AdmiralBet ABA League teams still perfect in the EuroCup
After two rounds played in the 7DAYS EuroCup, the AdmiralBet ABA League teams still hold perfect record, as all of them are still undefeated. In Round 2, Budućnost VOLI beat Valencia, Cedevita Olimpija prevailed over JL Bourg, while Partizan NIS stormed past Turk Telekom.
Edin Atic (Photo: AdmiralBet ABA League/Dragana Stjepanovic)
In a Hitchcock-like ending, Budućnost VOLI have prevailed over Valencia at home in Morača Sports Hall and maintained their perfect record in this European season. After a comeback in the final quarter, the squad, led by the bench by Aleksandar Džikić have prevailed by a point (71:70. For Budućnost VOLI, Edin Atić has been atop of the list of scorers with 17 points, while Vladimir Micov followed him with 14 points.
In Stožice Arena, Cedevita Olimpija have come up with a win over JL Bourg and protected their undefeated status this season in the 7DAYS Eurocup, with a 2:0 record after 2 rounds. They have celebrated in the end after a mostly tight game with the final score of 91:79, with great performances of Edo Murić (21 points) and Marcus Keene (20).
Partizan NIS have outgunned Turk Telekom at home in Belgrade, after they have done the majority of their job already in the opening quarter, in which they have prevailed by 9 points (21:12). In the remainder of the game they have not only calmly controlled the flow of the game, but have even increased their advantage and celebrated the win with the final score of 85:59. Kevin Punter was the top scorer of the black and white, as he scored 19 points, while Alen Smailagić had 13.
2021/22 EuroCup Regular Season, Round 2, Wednesday, 27 October, 2021:
BUDUĆNOST VOLI – Valencia Basket 71:70 (18:17, 14:21, 20:21, 19:11)
Atić 17, Micov 14 | Prepelič 14, Rivero 11.
CEDEVITA OLIMPIJA – Mincidelice JL Bourg 91:79 (26:25, 22:24, 24:16, 19:14)
Murić 21, Keene 20 | Pelos 21, Julien 18.
PARTIZAN NIS – Turk Telekom 85:59 (21:12, 20:22, 23:7, 21:18)
Punter 19, Smailagić 13 | Johnson 14, Harrisson 13.
