Fenerbahce Beko Put on a Show, Beat Anadolu Efes Very Differently

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by Eurohoops Team / [email protected]

In the first match of the Turkish Insurance Basketball Super League semi-finals, Fenerbahçe Beko hosted its tough rival Anadolu Efes at Ülker Sports and Event Hall.

Fenerbahce, in the fight, which he took without difficulty from start to finish, left the field. 108-66 He won by a different score.

With this result, Fenerbahçe Beko managed to take a 1-0 lead in the series. The second match of the match will be played on Monday, June 5, once again, hosted by Fenerbahçe.

The first side to reach 3 wins in the series will have their name written in the Basketball Super League finals.

Fenerbahce Beko’s Johnathan Motley 18 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists; Nigel Hayes-Davis 15 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists; Scottie Wilbekin 11 points, 4 assists, 2 steals; Dyshawn Pierre 10 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists; İsmet Akpınar 11 points, 2 assists; Samet Geyik had 10 points and 7 rebounds.

Anadolu Efes’ Elijah Bryant 13 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists; Ante Zizic 10 points, 2 rebounds; Vasilije Micic 10 points, 1 rebound; Shane Larkin finished with 9 points and 4 assists.

Story of the Match:

Starting the game with an effective attack, Anadolu Efes outperformed the first division 0-5 with consecutive points from Elijah Bryant. Fenerbahce Beko, who scored his first points in the match with Dyshawn Pierre’s three pointer, could not prevent Ante Zizic’s layup and the score came to 3-7. On top of that, with Will Clyburn’s dunk, Efes increased the lead to 6 points. Fenerbahce, trying to counter the opponent with points from Nigel Hayes-Davis and Dyshawn Pierre, had difficulty stopping Rodrigue Beaubois this time, and the score came to 8-13. Then, with the mutual baskets of Ante Zizic and Nick Calathes, Efes had the advantage of 10-15 in the first 5 minutes. The away team, which used the painted area very actively, went 12-17 superior to the television break. Fenerbahce, who caught a 9-0 series with Johnathan Motley and Scottie Wilbekin on the return of the time-out, took the lead for the first time in the match with 21-17 and let his opponent take the time-out. Leading the series to 11-0 with Nick Calathes in the final episode, the hosts dominated the first quarter: 23-17

Fenerbahce, who opened the second quarter with Hayes-Davis’ three pointer, increased the series to 14-0 and brought the situation to 26-17. Breaking the opponent’s streak with Furkan Haltalı, Anadolu Efes then couldn’t prevent the hits of Hayes-Davis and Pierre and the score came to 31-20. Fenerbahce, who increased the difference up to 13 with Tarık Biberovic’s layup, made his opponent take the time-out. Fenerbahce, who found the three-pointer with Hayes-Davis on the return of the time-out, brought the score to 35-20. Responding to their opponent’s streak with 5 points by Micic and Clyburn, Efes reduced the lead to 10 and this time coach Dimitris Itoudis took a timeout. Fenerbahce, who found 2 three-pointers in a row with Wilbekin, made the score 41-25. Then, the away team, which started to attack more effectively with the intervention of Vasilije Micic, reduced the difference to 11 and Fenerbahçe Beko timeout went to the match. Fenerbahce, which maintained its superiority in the last section, went ahead in the dressing room by 14 points: 51-37

While both sides started the second half of the fight with an effective attack, Fenerbahçe Beko dominated the first 2-minute part 57-42 under the leadership of Nick Calathes. Breaking the offensive rhythm of Anadolu Efes with his defense, Fenerbahçe increased the gap to 17 with Jonhathan Motley. Trying to counter his opponent with Elijah Bryant, Efes could not prevent Nigel Hayes-Davis’s three pointer and the score came to 62-44. Then, the away team, who scored 4 points in a row with Micic and Furkan Haltalı, reduced the difference to 14. Responding to Efes with Johnathan Motley’s basket foul, Fenerbahçe brought the score to 65-48 with 5 minutes left in the quarter. On top of that, the host, who scored a three-pointer with Dyshawn Pierre, dominated the television break by 19 points. Fenerbahce, which continued its effective defense on the return of the time-out and increased the difference to over 20, entered the last quarter with a great advantage: 77-54

Fenerbahce Beko, who made a very effective start to the final period of the match, increased the difference up to 30 at the end of the first 2 minutes with consecutive numbers. Anadolu Efes then scored a three-pointer with Erten Gazi, bringing the score to 88-60 with 6 minutes left. Fenerbahçe Beko, who received a score contribution from İsmet Akpınar, brought the score up to 96-60. Fenerbahce, continuing its effective game in the remaining part, won the match very differently: 108-66

Quarterly Results:

1. quarter: 23-17
2. quarter: 51-37
3. quarter: 77-54
4. quarter: 108-66

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