Feb 13 • 21:40 UTC 🇬🇷 Greece Naftemporiki

Fener shocked Panathinaikos at the end

Fenerbahce narrowly defeated Panathinaikos 85-83 in a Euroleague thriller at OAKA, maintaining their top position in the standings while the Greek team struggles to secure wins.

In a tightly contested Euroleague match that showcased intense rivalry, Fenerbahce triumphed over Panathinaikos with a final score of 85-83 at OAKA. The game fluctuated throughout, with the teams exchanging leads and remaining close on the scoreboard till the very end. Fenerbahce's consistent performance keeps them in contention for the championship, as they now hold a record of 20-7, while Panathinaikos dropped to 16-12 and is searching for a winning streak, hoping for the return of superstar Hayes-Davis. The match culminated in a dramatic final few seconds; after a hard-fought battle, it was Short who tied the game at 83-83 with just two seconds left. However, Fenerbahce's Baldwin made a desperate last-second shot that went in off the backboard, sealing the victory for his team. The intensity of the match also escalated, leading to conflicts on the court, demonstrating the fierce competitiveness of both squads. Individually, the standout player for Fenerbahce was Biberoivitch, who scored 26 points, supported by Baldwin who contributed 13 points including the game-winner. For the Athenian side, Huanso led with 18 points while Nan, returning from injury, added 17 to the tally. This match not only highlights the ongoing competitive spirit of European basketball but also the challenges faced by Panathinaikos in their quest to regain form after a series of setbacks.

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