With a score of 85:79 (24:20, 23:21, 22:21, 16:17), the Polish club beat the Perm “Parma” unit represented by Marek Meyer.
Freimanis spent 32 minutes and 29 seconds on the court, during which he took two of the five two-point shots, four of the six “threes” and five of the six free throws.
He also defeated four rebounds, made two mistakes, intercepted two balls, violated the rules four times, provoked five remarks and scored 19 efficiency points. The guests with Freimani threw 15 points more than they let in, which was by far the best result in the team.
Bērziņš scored ten points in the 24 minutes and 28 seconds he played, sending two of the four long shots and all four “penalties” in the basket, but not hitting both two-point shots. He also won five balls under the baskets, played once, made one mistake, blocked one throw, broke twice, provoked four remarks and scored 12 efficiency points.
In the home ranks, Meyer played 25 minutes and 27 seconds, scoring eight points with two of three realized two-point throws, one long throw and one of four free throws. He also has three rebounds, one assists, two errors, two block throws, three remarks, four provoked fouls and eight efficiency points.
Only his teammate Gabriel Lundberg was more productive and productive than Freimani in this match, who scored 25 points and also scored in the efficiency index. Lithuanians Ads Juškēvičs and Eiģirds Žukauskas scored 16 points in the ranks of “Parma”.
Stelmet Enea ranks seventh in the standings with five wins in 11 games, while Parma ranks eighth in four dues with four successes.
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, the first place was taken by the “Khimki” of the Moscow region, but the second place was taken by the Moscow CSKA.
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