Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv

Nadir Hifi a fait basculer le match dans son camp : 26 points en 26 minutes, avec 7/11 au tir et un sans-faute aux lancers francs (9/10). Paris Basketball s'impose 99–94 à Tel Aviv, une victoire étriquée mais nette, portée par l'efficacité de son arrière. Sur le parquet de Maccabi Rapyd, Hifi n'a pas traîné. Ses trois tirs à trois points sur quatre tentatives ont étalé la défense, tandis que ses quatre passes ont structuré le jeu offensif parisien. Trois pertes de balle et trois fautes personnelles : l'essentiel était fait avant qu'il ne s'expose inutilement. Cette victoire en déplacement relance Paris Basketball en EuroLeague. Avec Nadir Hifi en état de grâce, l'équipe peut espérer enchaîner.

Tyson Carter carried Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade through three quarters, finishing with 24 points on an efficient 8-of-12 shooting (6-of-10 from three) in just 22 minutes as the hosts dismantled Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv 100–78. The American guard's precision from deep proved the difference early. With his outside shot falling consistently, Carter created separation that Maccabi could not close, and by the time the home team had built its commanding lead, the contest had effectively ended. A 22-point margin at home reflects more than one player's work — but Carter's shooting efficiency and quick handling left little margin for Tel Aviv's recovery. He added 5 rebounds and 3 assists against just 1 turnover in a near-flawless outing.

Facundo Campazzo carved through Maccabi Tel Aviv's defense in 21 minutes of surgical precision: 21 points, 5 assists, 2 steals on an almost perfect 5/7 shooting night, including 5/7 from three. Real Madrid's visit to Tel Aviv ended in a 113–99 victory, and Campazzo's efficiency—he also went 6/7 at the line while committing just one turnover—was the clearest measure of why the gap between the sides widened. That kind of shooting line from a guard is rare enough; rarer still when the volume is that clean. Campazzo did not need the ball all night; he made what came to him count. In a 14-point road win, his 21 points represented the kind of role-player excellence that separates strong European nights from forgettable ones.

O'SHAE J BRISSETT was the standout operator in Maccabi Tel Aviv's 91–88 road win over Power Electronics Valencia, posting 14 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists in 28 minutes on near-perfect shooting: 5/6 from the field, 2/3 from three, 2/2 from the line. The efficiency mattered in a contest that never broke open. Valencia stayed within reach throughout, and Maccabi's margin of three at the final buzzer reflected the tightness of the contest. Brissett's clean night — just 3 turnovers and 2 fouls across his 28 minutes — gave his team a composed scoring outlet when precision was required. Two blocks and a steal added defensive texture to a performance built on shot selection and execution rather than volume. In a three-point win on the road, that kind of disciplined two-way work was enough to be decisive.

Yam Madar's 22 points on 8-of-11 shooting couldn't get Maccabi Tel Aviv over the line in Barcelona. The guard buried 3 three-pointers in 27 minutes and added 4 assists and 3 rebounds, nearly all of it efficient work — he turned it over just once and drew only one foul. In a three-point defeat, that's exactly the kind of individual firepower a visiting team needs to steal a result. It wasn't enough against FC Barcelona's defence down the stretch, but Madar's 73 percent field-goal accuracy and calm orchestration in the backcourt kept Maccabi Tel Aviv within reach until the final whistle.

MOSES WRIGHT finished with 23 points, 8 rebounds and a near-perfect 9-for-10 shooting night (5-for-6 from the line) in 27 minutes, but it was not enough to stop Milano's 79–97 road loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv in EuroLeague play. Wright's efficiency — zero turnovers across his brief stint — kept Milano competitive through stretches, yet the team's overall offensive output and second-half execution crumbled against Maccabi's defense. An 18-point margin tells the real story: one player's sharp shooting cannot compensate for a collective collapse. For Wright, the performance underscores his value as a finisher and rebounder in the paint, even as Milano heads home empty-handed.

Roman Sorkin and Marko Guduric are running almost neck-and-neck on the TIB Efficiency meter heading into this one, and their recent form tells you exactly why the matchup between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Milano matters. Sorkin has been the steadier facilitator for Maccabi, averaging 11.7 points and 1.7 assists per game while holding a 44.2 efficiency rating. Guduric, operating from Milano's backcourt, has pushed the scoring load harder—15 points nightly—and is threading 3.3 assists, sitting just behind on 44 TIB EFF. It's the difference between a floor-setter and a shot-maker in rhythm, two distinct reads on how to run an offense through your best perimeter player. The gap between them narrows when you factor in shot volume and decision-making. Whoever navigates Milano's defense or Maccabi's pressure first could tilt the tone of this EuroLeague fixture. Guduric's assist rate suggests Milano leans heavier on him to generate for others; Sorkin's lower usage might free him to hunt specific matchups. Tip-off in three hours. Watch how each team schemes to get their engine running.

NIGEL HAYES supplied the steady offensive rhythm Panathinaikos needed to dismantle Maccabi Tel Aviv, finishing with 13 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists across 25 minutes in a 90–67 home win. The American wing was economical with the ball — zero turnovers — while shooting 5 of 9 from the field and connecting on 3 of 6 three-pointers. He did not attempt a free throw, nor did he need to; Panathinaikos built its 23-point margin through efficient half-court execution and defensive intensity that left little room for comeback math. Hayes' ability to move the ball and hit open looks without forcing pace or taking difficult shots aligned with how the home team controlled the tempo. In a game decided well before the finish, that measured approach kept Maccabi Tel Aviv at arm's length throughout.

Sylvain Francisco's recent run is built on volume and precision in equal measure. The Panathinaikos guard is averaging 18.5 points and 3.5 assists while maintaining a TIB Efficiency rating of 62.8 — a mark that isolates him as the single most dominant player in this matchup. Roman Sorkin arrives as the primary ball-handler for Maccabi Tel Aviv's counter. His recent form sits at 43 TIB Efficiency with 11 points and 1 assist per game — a clear step down from Francisco's output, but Sorkin's role is orchestration rather than volume scoring. How he manages the tempo and forces the issue on Panathinaikos's perimeter will define whether Maccabi can stay competitive. The gap in efficiency between the two is stark. Francisco's consistency from recent weeks has been the driving force behind Panathinaikos's attack; Sorkin will need to make his touches count and find cutters rather than shoulder the scoring load himself. Expect Francisco to draw the tighter defense, and whether Panathinaikos can punish that attention will likely settle the game. Tip-off in three hours. Watch it live.

⭐ Player of the Game: ANTHONY BROWN — 20 PTS, 5 REB, 3 AST. Besiktas Jk Istanbul take it, 109–93.

Jaylen Hoard has been the steadier presence lately — 54 TIB EFF, 15 points per game and the kind of rim gravity that forces rotations — but Conor Morgan carries Besiktas into this one operating at a different floor. Morgan's 40.5 TIB EFF sits below Hoard's current trajectory, yet 15 points and a willingness to create for others (1 APG) means Istanbul won't be relying on one-way volume. The split favors Tel Aviv's forward when you measure pure efficiency, but these kinds of duals often hinge on roster fit. Morgan thrives in Besiktas's pace; Hoard has benefited from Maccabi's spacing and ball movement. EuroLeague depth can erase any single matchup advantage if the supporting cast shows up. Tip-off in three hours. Watch how each team's role players respond.

First game for Asvel Lyon: Patty Mills against Maccabi Tel Aviv — 15 PTS · 1 REB · 3 AST in 24 minutes. Last appearance for Iberostar Tenerife was 2026-05-09. https://www.thisisbasketball.eu/players/fiba-senior-player-156215

Jae Crowder a porté Asvel Lyon à la victoire face à Maccabi Tel Aviv (84–74) en EuroLeague. Le vétéran américain a signé 19 points en 25 minutes, avec un 6/10 aux tirs et un 4/5 de loin particulièrement tranchant. Il a ajouté 4 passes et 4 rebonds sans forcer — une seule balle perdue, seulement 2 fautes. Cette performance offensuve efficace, sereine, a permis au club lyonnais de maîtriser le rythme face à une équipe israélienne qui ne trouvait pas ses repères. Crowder a joué son jeu sans surcharge, laissant ses coéquipiers respirer aussi. La victoire de dix points à domicile consolide la marche régulière d'Asvel en compétition continentale. Prochaine étape dès le week-end.

⚔️ BOTH GACH vs Jaylen Hoard — the duel to watch. Asvel Lyon vs Maccabi Tel Aviv, tipping off in 3h.

Maxime De Zeeuw and Hapoel Holon beat Maccabi Tel Aviv (79-77). After his first good performance in Israeli Cup, Maxime De Zeeuw played against the Euroleague team Maccabi Tel Aviv yesterday. The Belgian Lion was a key member of his team. In 31 minutes, he recorded 15 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals, 1

Euroleague: Sam Van Rossom (Valencia) hits the game-winner against Maccabi Tel Aviv ! The Spaniards from Valencia won, after a suspensefull game, Friday night at home (82-80) against Maccabi Tel Aviv on the tenth day in the Euroleague basketball. Sam Van Rossom scored the winning basket with only se