Zelona Gura’s team beat Nursultan’s “Astana” at 110:86 (27:24, 34:19, 24:14, 25:29) at home.
It was only at the beginning of the game that the Kazakh team was in the lead, while the home team had the home team for the rest of the time.
Freimanis spent exactly 23 minutes on the court in the Polish club, during which he sent three of the four two-point shots and three of the four three-pointers to the basket, as well as seven of the nine free throws. He also had six rebounds, a pass, a blocked throw, a caught ball, six provoked fouls against the opponent and two personal notes, as well as the second best efficiency ratio in the game.
The second player of the Latvian national team, Jānis Bērziņš, who started the game in the main five, sent two of the three two-point and one of the three three-point throws to the basket in the basket in 22 minutes and 32 seconds, as well as took both free throws. He also won two rebounds, blocked an opponent’s shot once, provoked an opponent twice for a foul and earned four personal notes, and ended the game with an efficiency factor of nine. He also has the third best +/- score of the match 21.
For the guests, Mārtiņš Meiers started the match in the main line-up, but played only in 14 minutes and 45 seconds due to five personal notes received. With one hundred percent throw accuracy, he scored seven points in both two-point shots, as well as all three free throws. He also has one rebound, three errors, three provoked remarks and an efficiency factor of five.
Meanwhile, Ojārs Siliņš did not score points in 15 minutes and 15 seconds, sending three two-point and two three-point shots past the basket. His account also includes one rebounded ball, four personal notes, one provoked foul against the opponent and an efficiency factor of minus four.
Jeffrey Groels was the scorer with 23 points and seven rebounds, and Jeremy Hill scored 30 points for the guests.
Zelona Gura’s team with eight wins in ten duels is eighth, while Astana is in tenth place in 13 club competitions with two successes in eight games.
As in the previous season, 13 teams will start in this regular tournament – nine from Russia, as well as one unit each from Estonia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Poland. For the second season in a row, the “VEF Rīga” team is not participating in the tournament.
The 2019/2020 league season ended prematurely due to a pandemic caused by the coronavirus, without finding out the champion. At the time of the termination of the championship, in the first place was the “Khimki” of the Moscow region, but the second place was taken by the Moscow CSKA.
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