He passed over Barcelona and put the first stamp on Monaco’s Abu Dhabi passport!

Bishopric Monacoseduced the Barcelona and made it 1-0! His team Vasilis Spanouliswith defense that broke “bones” in the second quarter and with Daniel Tasis dominate over the racket, prevailed 97-80 of the Blaugrana and put the first stamp on the passport to Abu Dhabi!

Pluralism in scoring for the Monegasus with their James and Tasis to have 22 pointsOkobo stopping at 19, while Strazel with 13 points and Zaite 10 helped the offensive operation.

For the Barcelonawhich once again lagged behind, Pader was the top scorer with 16 points, while Brithuela and Yusoufa at 13 points.

Her Friday (25/4) to 20:00 Game 2 In the Principality with Monaco looking 2-0, while Barcelona is looking for the equalizer.

The match:

Balance at the start of the match at Gaston Mentessan with Barcelona finding scoring at critical points and leaving +6 thanks to Anderson’s indirect four-time Foul from Mike James (8-14). Tasis and Okobo, helped Vasilis Spanoulis’ team “peel off” by 16-16, but a 6-0 lead by Barcelona brought the score to 16-22. The hosts tried to counterattack, but the first quarter ended at 21-25 for Monaco.

With Okobo and Zaite, Monaco took the lead immediately in the 2nd period, with the match making a derby for quite some time until Spanoulis’ team runs a 17-2 that brought it to +10 (41-27) starring Daniel Tisis. Barcelona’s turn was to run a 6-0 win and temporarily come back to the match with Satoranski and Fal with Panther to reduce to five and giving a new turn to the match (42-37) 2:37 before the half, which ended in … charming for “44).

Although Barcelona spent a long time ahead of the score (44-45), Monaco built a significant difference and was at 6:36 leading with nine points (58-47). Jabari Parker tried to keep Barcelona in contact with the scoring, but Terrible, Daniel Tisis, brought the scoring at 64-53 at a critical point. In the equation for Vasilis Spanoulis’ team, the Strazel-Zaites entered the difference to +14 (69-55) when the only distinguished Blaugrana was Jan Wesli. Mike James took his team by his hand and sent Monaco in the 4th period with a 17-point difference (76-59).

With “Good evening” Monaco brought the score to +19 (80-61) and became an undisputed favorite for 1-0. Barcelona’s 5-0 did not particularly concern Monaco, who responded with James, Lloyd and Strazel for 88-71. Two minutes before the end, Monaco escaped with Okobo’s 16-second surprise at 16 with the remaining seconds being procedural and the Monegasus making it 1-0 with the imposing 97-80.

The quarters: 21-25, 44-42, 76-59, 97-80