Osetkowski will appear again to bring the semi-final back to Malaga

INHe is coming back Unicaja of Seven Lives. Ibon Navarro’s team takes the series to Malaga with a victory big team in Murcia (79-88). Giant Osetkovsky, who appeared in the series when his people needed him most, was enough for people from the Costa del Sol. experienced the exhibition again Kurucs. Unicaja is revived in these semifinals, and Carpena will deliver the verdict next Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Unicaja returns to the starting position for these semi-finals.

The match has started with a scenario similar to all but last Saturday’s. That is, equality and exchange of baskets. Something better Unicaja who took advantage of two three-point actions and achieved a small lead of 2-6 in favor of the Malaga team. Cameron Taylor was connected. The American was a nightmare for Sito Alonso’s team defense. The Los Guindos club defended well and ran away, as they usually do.

Taylor scored eight points with another great three that raised alarm bells among the locals and gave Malasitanos a ten-point lead. Sant Roos came out to help his team, but an outside game broke out. Three after three, Ibon Navarro’s men left again, as in the third game of the series. UCAM Murcia could do nothing against Cameron Taylor, who saw the pool in the hoop. Kurucs and Sant Roos were unable to cope and the game reached the first stoppage with the score 18-31 in favor of the Malaga team.

The second quarter began with free throws due to a technical error by Sito Alonso. His behavior on the bench galvanized his team. The partial score of seven to zero allowed the Murcia team to fully engage in the game, with Kuruc once again becoming the absolute leader.. In the middle of the match, a duel between Kurucs and Osetkovsky took place. Blow after blow into each ring. The match became heated at times, with the Murcia team putting good pressure on their opponents. On the left he picked up the local baton and continued to score. Unicaja did not slow down in the outside game and left with 50 points. Particularly brutal was Carter’s three triples in two and a half minutes.

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After a pause, the battle continued in full swing. The tension was marked by fire in every throw and penetration. The game was great. Morin and Kuruc chipped away the points spoon by spoon until they put UCAM Murcia within five points on the scoreboard. It was the worst typewriter moment ever, with the crimson flag singing “yes we can” at the top of its lungs. There were a lot of fouls, both teams were in bonuses and a good Yankuba Sima, who cut the score 10-2 in favor of the locals. Tyson Carter softened things up a bit and Unicaja took the lead 63-72 in the final quarter.

He UCAM Murcia started the final stretch with an 8-2 lead. The left got the crowd going with a three, making it 71-74.. Perry helped Ejim get Unicaja to react. The Atlanta point guard blew up the game with a sensational triple goal that breathed air back into Ibon Navarro’s team. The Murcians fought back again, making an imperial Kurucs and an Ennis triple. Osetkowski was the final hero, blocking Coupin and firing a three-pointer at the buzzer that sealed Unicaja’s victory and silenced the Murcia pavilion except for MVP, MVP, who rang loudly.

in the guest stands. The score is 2-2, returning the series to Malaga (79-88).

Data sheet:

79. Basketball club “UCAM Murcia” (18+25+20+16): Sant Roos (12), Ennis (5), Radebeau (2), Left (14) and Morin (10) – starting five, Rodion Kurucs (26), Kapin (8), Diagne (-) and Hakanson (2) . ).

88. Unicaja Malaga (31+24+17+16): Perry (13), Kalinoski (7), Taylor (14), Osetkowski (22) and Kravish (2) – starting five, Ejim (4), Barreiro (-), Alberto Diaz (-), Carter (17), Djedovic (5), Thomas (-) and Sima (4).