After the Euroleague disaster with the highest home bankruptcy of his club history in the Bundesliga, the former basketball series champion Alba Berlin had to accept the next neck.
At the 86:90 (44:47) at the MLP Academics Heidelberg, the troubled capital team conceded its fifth competitive game in a row and lost valuable soil in the race for a play-in-place. Heidelberg, on the other hand, moved to fourth place due to his third win in a row and underpinned his ambitions to direct play-off qualification.
Berlin, which had been received 64: 108 in her own hall against Virtus Bologna last Friday, was able to keep the encounter on the Neckar open until changing tours. After that, however, the hosts put on again and the team of Alba coach Pedro Calles crucially attracted.
With 21 points, Damariae Horne had the largest proportion of Heidelberg’s fourth success in the past five league games. Berlin’s top thrower Yanni Wetzel, on the other hand, could not prevent his team’s second league defeat in a row with 29 points.