The \"Blues\" thus took revenge on the \"black and whites\" for the defeat in the first part of the season, but Partizan has a better head-to-head record. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
With this victory, Buducnost reached a score of 17-5 and tied with Red Star Belgrade in third place, but the Belgrade Euroleague team has the advantage due to a better head-to-head record.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
On the other hand, Partizan fell to second place after the defeat with a 19-3 record, the same as Dubai, which is the leader thanks to a better head-to-head record.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
With only 10 players on the roster, without \u0110or\u0111i Jovanovi\u0107, D\u017euvan Morgan and Fletcher Magee, and with James Thompson not playing, the Podgorica team managed to stop the heated \"steamroller\" that had apparently run out of energy after the duel with Red Star in the Euroleague, as if an emotional discharge had occurred in the chosen one, Gjoan Pe\u00f1aroja.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
If Partizan had not \"listened\" to the shot from outside the 6.75 line (at one point over 70 percent success rate), the Montenegrin champion's victory would probably have come earlier and been more convincing, but when the guests stopped shooting in the last quarter, they could not match the spirited rival who played as a team, with an excellent performance by the French midfielders Axel Butey and Jordan Butsiel who used the racket and the fact that Bruno Fernando and Tony Jerkire got into trouble early with personal fouls. Skylar Mays and Yogi Ferrell were also in a good mood, as was Rashid Sulajmon who had a great role at the beginning of the second quarter.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Buducnost did not start the match very well \u2013 they lost four balls in the first three minutes, but the scoreboard showed 6:6. The first points for the \"blues\" from the field after almost five minutes were scored by Jerry Butsiel, who scored with a foul \u2013 9:8. A mini-series by the guests followed \u2013 9:13. <\/p>\n\n\n\n