Real Madrid wins the Endesa League after beating UCAM Murcia (73-84)
He real Madrid this Wednesday in Murcia he conquered his thirty-seventh title of the Endesa League of basketball by beating UCAM Murcia 73-84 and that victory joined those they had obtained before at the WiZink Center (84-76 and 79-63).
The match began with a 0-5 and a timeout already requested by Site Alonso in the first minute and a half. After that premature maneuver, a triple Dylan Ennis opened the scoring for the Murcians and the aggressiveness of Rodions Kurucs tied the match, 13-13, after two baskets from the Latvian and two more baskets from Ennis. Yannis Morin The final score of the first quarter was 19-17.
He UCAM CB He understood that this was the way to have more options to achieve victory against Madrid and his pressure had an effect. Five points followed by Jonah Radebaugh and a 2+1 of Nemanja Radovic They placed it 29-21.
At half-time the difference was eight for the granas, led in attack by Ennis and Rodions Kurucs -11 and 6 points-. In the second part, Muse, Mario Hezonja and Facundo Campazzo approached those of Chus Mateo until 53-51, the halfway mark of the third period was over.
The quarter ended with Madrid 10 points ahead (56-66). Mateo’s team dominated the final stages without any problems to lift the trophy in a Palacio de los Deportes in Murcia, thanks to the final score of 73-84.
DATA SHEET
73. UCAM Murcia Club (19+21+16+17): Caupain (2), Ennis (18), Rodions Kurucs (8), Sleva (12) and Diagne (2) -starting five-, Sant-Roos (10), Radovic (5 ), Radebaugh (10), Hakanson (2) and Morin (4).
84. Real Madrid (17+15+34+18): Campazzo (13), Causeur (4), Musa (18), Hezonja (17) and Tavares (2) -starting five-, Rudy Fernández (-), Abalde (8), Sergio Rodríguez (2), Poirier (7), Llull (9) and Yabusele (4).
Referees: Emilio Pérez Pizarro, Óscar Perea Lorente and Alfonso Olivares Iglesias. They eliminated the locals Diagne (m.36) and Morin (m.36) due to five personal fouls.
Source: Eitb
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