He remembered his good self in the SEF Olympiacos and made it 1-1 against Panathinaikos!

The match:

With Wokap, Fournier, Papanikolaou, Vezenkov and Fal in his five, Olympiacos started the game, with George Bardzokas not having Goku, Wright, Evans, and chose to leave him out of the dozen. On the other hand, Ergkin Ataman chose Nan, Grand, Osman, Huanzo and Gabriel for his original five, with absentees Lesor, Plais, Grigonis and leaving Brown again.

The derby began with delay and after consultations, until it was finally decided to remove Dimitris Giannakopoulos from the position where he was sitting behind one basket. Very great tension and inside the parquet in the first minutes of the race, with plenty of contacts and many fouls. Gambriel put the first basket, with Fal responding with a nail, while Wokapap scored, taking (from a very early age) second foul of Nan, scoring 5-2. Vezenkov with his first basket made it 7-2, while Nan with a basket and fouls reduced to 7-5. Gabriel equalized with a hook, and after a hard foul of Vesenkov in Sluka, the tension returned and ended with Ataman accepting a technical penalty because he strongly protested demanding a non -athletic.

Panathinaikos went ahead 11-8 thanks to Slouka’s consecutive points, while Osman put him in +5 (10-15) with his own baskets. Vezenkov reduced to 13-15, while Dorsey also scored from afar for 16-17, before he got a foul for three shots from Huzo and scored from the line for 19-17. Peters, marginally pressing the tripod line, made 22-18, while McCisick with Buzzer-Beater Lei Ap made 23-18, which was the first period.

The second quarter began with a three-point three-point (23-21), while Lee nailed it for 25-21, before Jurcheven made his third foul staff, in an attempt to give screen. Nan did a third foul early, with McCisik scoring a series of 29-21, while Vezenkov gave Olympiacos the first double-digit lead of tonight’s derby (31-21). Sloukas with two shots reached 9 personal points, reducing to 31-23, and shortly thereafter Panathinaikos approached 6, with Gambriel’s basket and Grand’s nail, after a mistake by Peters. The difference remained at this level until the last seconds of the first half, with Dorsey becoming double-digit, making it 41-31 before the two teams went to the locker room.

The third period began with Wokap, two consecutive three-pointers, launching the difference in favor of Olympiacos at +16 (47-31). Nan scored in a shot, with Huanzo taking the rebound from his lost second, making it 47-34, while Fournier with his own three-pointer and Fal with a nail put the “reds” for the first time at +18 (52-34). Panathinaikos took three-pointers from Huanzo and Mitoglou, reducing to 54-42, but Olympiacos continued to be terribly apt in the third quarter, with Papanikolaou and Fournier scoring for three for 60-42. The French guard with the leaps put the home side for the first time at +20 (60-40), while Panathinaikos responded with a 6-0 series, reducing to 62-48. Nan made a 64-52 nan, while Papapetrou with a buzzer-beater three-point at the end of the third period, made it 66-55.

Papapetrou, with a distant two-pole, made a single-digit difference after a long time (66-57), while he was the one who made it 68-60, before Nan and Mitoglou reduced to 6 (70-64) for the guests. MacKisick and Dorsey gave offensive solutions to the Piraeus, restoring them to +10 (74-64), but Papapetrou’s “hot” resorted to a new three-pointer, making it 74-67! Jurtseven with two shots brought Panathinaikos to – 5 (74 -69) after an hour, but Wokapap with a foul replied for the sake of Olympiacos (77-69).

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