The FC Bayern basketball players win game one of the final series for the German championship against Alba Berlin. In front of national player Lennart Karl, Andreas Obst was the outstanding man of the evening in a high-class game.
At the end, relief was written on the faces of the people of Munich. The FC Bayern basketball players won game one of the final series against Alba Berlin with 102:94 (27:27, 31:28, 21:21, 23:18). The hosts had a hard time at the beginning against high-class Berliners. It was only in the final section that the first in the main round table won the match and won thanks to an outstanding Andreas Obst. The national player contributed 33 points to the victory, while Norris Agbakoko was the most accurate on the Berlin side with 21 points.
After Pesic lecture Bavaria wakes up
The home team didn’t start the game well and were six points behind. A deficit that the team of legendary coach Svetislav Pesic was initially unable to equalize. Berlin played more purposefully, FC Bayern were surprisingly disorganized, which Pesic also audibly complained about during the timeout when the score was 18:24 against his team. After that, the first team in the main round got into the game better and equalized 27:27 at the end of the first quarter.
Lennart Karl sees the fruit show before halftime
In front of the injured national player Lennart Karl, both teams continued to increase their scoring. Munich’s distance specialist Andreas Obst in particular repeatedly struck from the three-point line and scored 16 points in the second quarter. This allowed the hosts to turn the game around and go into halftime with a narrow 58:55 lead.
FC Bayern basketball players wrestle Alba Berlin down in the end
After the break, the Albatrosses from the capital temporarily moved ahead by nine points. But after Berlin’s Michael Rataj missed the three points, national player Johannes Voigtmann did better on the other side and put his team back in the lead with 79:76.
In the final section the guests fell behind and were ten points behind. But Alba was back in the final minutes and was only six points behind before Andreas Obst won the ball and sent national player Justus Hollatz on his way. He added the thanks to 100:92 and the preliminary decision. The final point was the man of the evening: Andreas Obst.
