In the second half, the guests got into the game better, right at the beginning of the quarter the Monegasques, trained by ex-Alba coach Sasa Obradovic, were ahead for the first time. As much as Monaco turned up, Alba was now dismantling. Hardly a throw found its way into the basket of the guests. After a 2:18 run, Berlin’s deficit continued to grow at the break.
After the change of sides, the capitals tried to rear up again and were able to make the deficit just one digit (45:54). But there was only a brief glimmer of hope. At the end of the third quarter, the gap was even 22 points (51:73). Alba never recovered from that.
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