84-92: FIATC Girona becomes more of a leader in Europe without Jassel Pérez
He FIATC Girona assaulted the bottom track to remain as the solo leader of group B of the FIBA Europe Cup. The Dynamo Bucharest could not stand up to Moncho Fernández’s team (84-92), which, despite the absence of Jassel Perez Due to back discomfort, he found a way to win away from home through collective action. The Slovenian Gregor glasswith a PIR of 22, was the most outstanding in Girona.
The Catalan team came out with much clearer ideas and soon began to make a difference in Romania. He dominated the paint from the first moments (0-7) and found Gregor glass to their main outside threat, with three triples in the first quarter (17-29).
The home team’s losses also facilitated the visitors’ takeoff, which expanded its advantage thanks to its good percentages from the perimeter. The income reached sixteen points against Dinamo Bucharest (19-35) who clung to Jonathan’s inspiration stark.
The FIATC Girona They seemed to have the match under control at the break, but the script changed after the restart. The Romanian team raised their intensity and found in Rostyslav Novitskyi (24 points) to their main reference to dominate the third quarter. Andrzej Pluta and David N’Guessan They tried to contain the local reaction and maintain the advantage, but Dinamo Bucharest managed to establish maximum equality (60-60).
When the home team managed to get closer on the scoreboard, Girona responded immediately with a resounding 2-17 run. Blas and N’Guessan They forced a timeout for the Romanian team and thus regained control of the match to certify a victory that allowed them to consolidate themselves as the sole leader of their group.
