Monaco

In the 25th week of the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague, one of our representatives, Fenerbahçe Beko, faced Monaco away. Fenerbahçe, which dominated most of the match, lost 76-69 to its opponent with a score of 21-8 in the last quarter.

Fenerbahçe Beko, which had 15 wins at the end of 25 matches, did not give its opponent, with whom it was in competition for ranking, the double goal difference advantage due to the match it won by 12 points in Istanbul. Monaco, which won its 4th consecutive victory, managed to reach 15 wins in 25 matches.

Johnathan Motley and Scottie Wilbekin played with 11 points each for Fenerbahçe Beko, where Sertaç Şanlı was the top scorer of his team with 12 points. In Monaco, Mike James was the top scorer of the match with 23 points, while Elie Okobo finished the match with 16 and John Brown with 15 points.

SECTIONS FROM THE MATCH

While both teams had difficulty scoring in the first part of the match, Monaco had a 4-0 lead with 7:32 left, thanks to the hits of Donatas Motiejunas and Mike James. Monaco responded to Scottie Wilbekin’s three-pointer with Mike James’ two-pointer with 6:52 left, and was ahead with 6-3. Afterwards, hits by Nick Calathes and Georgios Papagiannis put our team ahead, 6-8 with 6:04 left. Responding to Mike James’ basket with Amine Noua and Scottie Wilbekin, Fenerbahçe made the score 8-13 with 4:49 left. Against Monaco, which also scored with Mike James, the score became 10-18 with Sertaç Şanlı’s two-pointer and then Scottie Wilbekin’s three-pointer with 3:34 left.

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Then, the home team scored with John Brown and Elie Okobo and made the score 14-18 with 2:49 left. Mike James’ answer to Marko Guduric’s two-pointer with 1:59 remaining brought the score to 17-20. Fenerbahçe Beko, which was effective with Johnathan Motley in the last part of the quarter, was ahead 19-25 with 16 seconds left. The first period ended 21-25 with Elie Okobo’s hits from the free throw line.

First period result: Monaco 21-25 Fenerbahçe Beko

At the beginning of the second quarter, our team had a 21-29 lead with 9:14 left, thanks to points from Nigel Hayes-Davis and Johnathan Motley. After Elie Okobo’s points, John Brown’s basket with 7:07 left made the score 27-29. Fenerbahçe Beko, with Georgios Papagiannis stepping in after Johnathan Motley and Scottie Wilbekin’s points, made the score 27-38 with 3:41 remaining with the Greek big man’s points.

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Then, the home team was effective and brought the score to 34-38 with Donatas Motiejunas’s shot from the line with 1:44 left. Donatas Motiejunas responded to Amine Noua’s three-pointer with a two-pointer with 1:09 remaining, making the score 36-41. A three-pointer from Amine Noua with 54 seconds left determined the outcome of the half with 36-44.

First half result: Monaco 36-44 Fenerbahçe Beko

After the first part of the third quarter, which was filled with mutual hits, John Brown’s shot with 6:36 left reduced the difference to 3 points for Monaco, 45-48. Afterwards, our representative hit consecutive three-pointers with Nick Calathes, making the score 45-54 with 5:30 left. With 3:02 left, John Brown’s basket made the score 50-54. While Nick Calathes kept the advantage for Fenerbahçe with 50-56 with 2:10 left, Sertaç Şanlı’s response to Alpha Diallo’s three-point shot kept the difference with 1:34 left: 53-59.

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Although Elie Okobo’s two-point shot with 1:11 left made the score 55-59, the third period ended 55-61 with Sertaç Şanlı’s hits from the free throw line at the end of the quarter.

Third period result: Monaco 55-61 Fenerbahçe Beko

Against Monaco, which started the last quarter with Elie Okobo’s two-point shot, Fenerbahçe’s Sertaç Şanlı’s three-pointer made the score 57-64 with 9:21 remaining. With Mike James’ points, the score became 62-64 with 8:50 left. Tarık Biberovic’s two-point shot with 8:27 left kept our team ahead with 62-66. Monaco, who did not give Fenerbahçe a scoring opportunity for a long time afterwards, went on an 8-0 run and brought the score to 70-66 with Alpha Diallo’s shot from the free throw line with 4:53 left. With 4:44 left, Johnathan Motley’s hit from the free throw line made the score 70-67, while Monaco, which did not give its opponent a chance to score in defense, gained a 76-67 advantage with Donatas Motiejunas’ basket with 1:37 left. With 37 seconds left, Nigel Hayes-Davis made shots from the free throw line, and the match ended with a score of 76-69.

Match result: Monaco 76-69 Fenerbahçe Beko

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In the 14th week of the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague, one of our representatives, Fenerbahçe Beko, hosted Monaco on its field. The Yellow-Navy blue team won the match with a score of 86-74.

Fenerbahçe Beko, which won in its first match under the management of Sarunas Jasikevicius, reached 7 wins in 14 matches and ended its 4-match losing streak in official matches. Monaco suffered its 6th defeat after 14 matches.

For Fenerbahçe Beko, Nigel Hayes-Davis was the team’s top scorer with 23 points, while Scottie Wilbekin played with 13 points and Marko Guduric with 10 points. In Monaco, Mike James was the top scorer of the match with 24 points, while Elie Okobo also scored 14 points.

SECTIONS FROM THE MATCH

The first part of the match passed with the score balanced. As a result of Mike James’ basket with 6:11 left, the score was tied at 10-10. Scottie Wilbekin’s three-pointer and Nigel Hayes-Davis’ two-pointer with 5:30 left made it 15-10.

𝗙𝗼𝗿𝘃𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝘃𝗲𝘁𝗲 👊

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With 5:07 left, Donatas Motiejunas’ basket made the score 15-12, while with 4:30 left, Sertaç Şanlı’s basket made the score 17-12. Alpha Diallo and Donta Hall’s points brought the score to 17-16 with 1:56 left. With 1:42 left, Yam Madar’s three-pointer made the score 20-16, while Jaron Blossomgame and Ellie Okobo’s hits from the free throw line made it 20-19 with 49 seconds left. After mutual baskets by Yam Madar and Elie Okobo, Tyler Dorsey’s point with 2 seconds left enabled Fenerbahçe to close the first quarter ahead 24-21.

First period result: Fenerbahçe Beko 24-21 Monaco

While the score was progressing evenly in the first part of the second period of the match, Fenerbahçe had a 30-28 advantage after Kemba Walker’s basket with 7:30 left. Then, with the three-point hits of Nathan Sestina and Marko Guduric for our representative, the score became 36-28 with 5:24 left.

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Continuing its effectiveness, Fenerbahçe Beko increased the difference to 12 points by making the score 42-30 with Nigel Hayes-Davis’ hits from the free throw line with 2:52 left. Afterwards, the guest team, effective with Mike James, brought the score to 42-35 with a three-pointer by the American player with 2:07 left. Fenerbahçe, which managed to maintain the difference to a large extent, was ahead 46-40 with Scottie Wilbekin’s free throw with 56 seconds left, but in the remaining period, Alpha Diallo’s basket and Mike James’ three-pointer in the last attack finished the first half 46-45.

First half result: Fenerbahçe Beko 46-45 Monaco

Although both teams had difficulty scoring points at the beginning of the third quarter, Fenerbahçe took advantage with the three-pointers of Nick Calathes and Nigel Hayes-Davis and made the score 52-45 with 6:49 left. With 4:27 left, Mike James’ three-pointer for Monaco brought the score to 54-52. Our representative, who managed to take one step ahead in the score again, made the score 61-54 with Nigel Hayes-Davis’ hits from the free throw line with 2:44 left. Yam Madar responded to Donta Hall’s shot from the free throw line with 1:19 remaining and the score became 63-55. Although Mike James made it 63-57 with 1:02 left, Marko Guduric’s three-pointer and Johnathan Motley’s two-point field goal in the last part of the quarter ensured that the period ended 68-57.

Third period result: Fenerbahçe Beko 68-57 Monaco

Although Fenerbahçe Beko managed to maintain the difference in the first part of the last quarter, Monaco reduced the difference to single digits by making the score 71-63 with Elie Okobo’s basket with 6:23 left. Although Fenerbahçe again took the lead to double digits, Jaron Blossomgame’s three-pointer with 4:33 left made the score 75-68. With 2:50 left, Fenerbahçe was ahead 77-70 with Mike James’ basket-free shot. Then, with Scottie Wilbekin’s two-point field goal and Sertaç Şanlı’s three-pointer with 1:39 left, the score became 82-70. Although Mike James’s three-pointer with 1:29 left reduced the difference to single digits at 82-73, our team scored with Scottie Wilbekin and Nigel Hayes-Davis and made it 86-73 with 31 seconds left. With 27 seconds left, Mike James made a free throw and the match ended 86-74.

Match result: Fenerbahçe Beko 86-74 Monaco

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