The postponement of the 26th day ends 91-79 with the Bolognese capable of tracing from -17 of the first half to the final +12, also useful for overturning the difference in the case of arrival in the same
An overwhelming second half, and an asphyxiating defense that confirms the best of the championship. These are the keys to the success of Virtus Bologna, who in the postponement of the 26th day wins the big match against Brescia 91-79 and hooks Trapani to the top. It is a overflowing ridge that leads the Emilian comeback, which overturns Germani from -17 of the first half to the final +12, taking advantage of the direct clashes.
weapons
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The two teams immediately show off the main weapons: Virtus is suffocating in defense, Brescia circulates the ball quickly and builds high percentage shots. And after the first Bolognese break (a 7-0 signed Zizic), Germani finds rhythm with Della Valle and Burnell. The poet’s team attacks with continuous reversals in front, and the percentages are sensational: 6/7 from 3 in the first quarter, with the virtus forced to 5 lost balls and a double -digit advantage. Brescia even touches the +17 before the vu-nere jrive by the aggressiveness of cordiner and Shengelia, but the triple at the end of Farm sends the teams to rest on 45-53.
spark
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Virtus’s comeback bears the name of Isaia Crinier: it marks the first 5 points of the second half, and its intensity triggers the team spark. Pajola steals two balls, Brescia does not build more advantages and with a partial of 11-0 Bologna overturns the match. There are even 9 balls lost by Germany in the third quarter, pulling 1/8 from 3, while Crinier continues to push the transitions and serve his companions: with the triples of Hackett and Clyburn the Bolognese advantage arrives in double figure. Ivanovic grants many minutes to Akele and Diouf, factors in both half of the field, and Virtus continues to force the Brescia attack to lose balls (17 to the siren). Germani closes with 13 points less than the seasonal average (90.5), while the Segafredo Arena celebrates the return to the top of Virtus.
Virtus: Crinier 21, Clyburn 15, Shengelia 12. Brescia: Burnell 14, balance 13, Della Valle 10
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