Unicaja qualified for the BCL final after staging a great comeback against UCAM Murcia (74-80). The team overcame the dominance of the Murcians in the first half to, in a great third quarter, right the course and cement their place in the final of the competition for the first time in their history. David Kravish, Unicaja's best (15 PIR). Now, they will fight for the title on Sunday against Lenovo Tenerife (8:00 p.m.).
Tyler Kalinoski and Dylan Osetkowski spoke on the morning of the game about how the team is getting to this Final Four, the desire to do well and the semi-final rival, UCAM Murcia, whom they face tonight, starting at 9, in the Belgrade Arena.
Alberto Díaz and Ibon Navarro were part of the press conference prior to the start of the BCL Final Four, which took place on the main court of the Belgrade Arena along with the rest of the captains and coaches of the finalists, respectively. Both have pointed out the routine adopted to focus the road in the competition.
Unicaja players Nihad Djedovic and Kendrick Perry detail how the team is feeling after the first training session on the main court of the Belgrade Arena, where they tested the new glass court with LED lights that will come into operation during the Final Four starting this month. Friday. In addition, they warn of the danger of the rival in the semifinals, UCAM Murcia (9:00 p.m., broadcasted by 101 TV, Teledeporte, Andalucía TV and Unicaja Baloncesto Radio, live from the Martín Carpena).
Unicaja begins its journey in the BCL Final Four at the Belgrade Arena, taking on an old acquaintance this Friday, April 26 in the semifinals: UCAM Murcia (9:00 p.m., broadcasted on 101 TV, Teledeporte, Andalucía TV and Unicaja Baloncesto Radio, live from Martín Carpena). The team will look for their place in the final against a rival that arrives strengthened and in a good dynamic.
