Passed “air” from Paris and remained fourth to Monaco

With an outburst in the second half, the Monaco won comfortably Paris in Paris 91-79 In the first match of the 28th Euroleague match and with a 17-11 record, he remained in fourth, leaving the Captain seventh with 16-12 and anxiety if they would qualify for the playoffs of the top European cross-country competition.

The match was Derby in the first halfbut the 12-0 series of his team Vasilis Spanoulis At the start of the third period he brought +17 and laid the groundwork for the final dominance.

The top of the Monegasus were Tasis, Lloyd with 21, Dialo with 15 and Okobo with 12 points. For the Parisians, the shorts stood out with 19 and Iphi with 17 points.

The match

Dialo starred in Monaco 8-2 at the start of the match with the best percentages of the Monegasus at that time. Lo helped in a 5-0 series of Paris for the +1 players of Thiago Spliter, but Tasis’ three-pointer brought +2 to Monaco at a time when the lead began to alternates steadily for the two groups. The 4-0 series of Vasilis Spanoulis’ players helped them keep +2 and reach 22-24 at the end of the first quarter.

Lloyd’s three-pointer brought 22-27 to the start of the second period for the guests, but the consecutive three -pointers And the good rates of the capitalists from the 6.75 line brought 8-0 series for the home side for 30-27. The more options Monaco helped the Monegasians to equalize and the match began to go point-by-point. Monaco’s consecutive three-pointers brought 6-0 and +4 for the V-Span team, which finished 39-44 in the first half.

Tasis’ actions and consecutive three-pointers brought a 12-0 run for Monaco and 56-39 of the Monegasus in the first five minutes of the third period. Then got the situation in his hands Lloydwho created a 9-5 score for Monaco’s +19 and maintained the difference at these levels against the moving shorts, with a 4-0 series bringing +20 and 53-71 to the completion of the thirty minutes.

The offensive rebounds of the Monegasus in the first five minutes of the fourth period helped them make second attacks and keep +17 with +20 in this time with many aggressive options. Paris managed to reduce to -13 with the uplifted Iphi in the final minutes and a 4-0 series, but Okobo’s three -pointer brought +16 and gave a ‘Breath’ to the guests, while Lloyd’s +19, ending the story.

Iphi he was trying alone For the Parisians and starred in a 5-0 series for -14 at 1’52 ”. The two teams began to spend on hasty and unnecessary choices in the last two minutes, but Cavalier reduced 77-89 to 27 ” for the final 79-91.

The quarters: 22-24, 39-44, 53-71, 79-91

The statistics