Bayern conquered Berlin and took the German “civil war”!

The German derby was painted … Bavarian! In a closed and hard game for just over 34 minutes, the Bayern Munich stepped on the gas at the end, showed “metal” and character leaving with a huge double from Berlin and its headquarters Alba with 82-69.

Andrea Trinkeri’s team confirmed its upward trajectory, celebrating the third consecutive pink card, and climbed to 11th place with 3-4. On the other hand, the capital team remained at the bottom of the standings with a record of 2-5, even knowing the third home defeat of the season.

Top for the winners was Billiards with 25 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 29 units in the rating system! Close by Othello Hunter (13p., 8p.) And Wheeler-Bab (16p.). For Alba, he stood out Maondo Lo with 23 points.

The match



Great start to the derby for Alba which with its ally its tough defense preceded 9-4 in 4 ‘. After its “numb” start, Bayern increased its speed and knocked on “Painted” ran an impressive 12-0 for overtaking (9-14 in 7 ‘). Smith and Sikma gave “breath” to the home team’s attack, closing the ten minutes at -1 (18-19).

With the former “red and whites”, Hunter and Rubit on a great night, the Bavarians were ahead with 5 (23-28) in the middle of the period, with the first having 7 and the second 9 points respectively up to that point. The capital team, however, took advantage of the five teams of the opponent and with six consecutive points from the line of fire went ahead with 34-33 in 19 ‘. Hunter and Hilliard answer for Bayern, going to the locker room with the minimum price difference (36-37).

The derby continued in the third ten minutes, where it was an … informal duel between Lo and Hilliard. The former scored 7 points in the period for Alba, while the 28-year-old Bayern forward achieved 13 points, reaching 23 (!). Andrea Trinkeri’s team maintained the lead throughout the ten minutes, escaping up to 7 (48-55 in 27 ‘), however the Berliners once again managed to threw the difference in the basket (55-57).

Somewhere there, Wheeler-Bab took matters into his own hands for Bayern! The 25-year-old American scored 12 points in the fourth and final period, scoring crucial and crucial baskets for the Bavarians. With seven of his own points, the guests increased the difference to +10 for 64-74 in 39 ‘, with the final whistle of the end to find Bayern the winner with 82-69.

The quarters: 18-19, 36-37, 55-57, 69-82.

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