Sportit.gr ? G?as?? es?� s??pe? sta?!

? ?spa??a t?? e?p???t???? ???? G?as?? (40p., 11??�p.) ???e?se t? sp?t? t?? Ga???a?,  ?????ta? t?? �e 80-75 �?sa st? �???? ??????� t?? ???, ep?st??f??ta?, ?ts?, st?? te???? t?? ????�p?s?et �et? t? 2011. 

? s??pe? sta? t?? S????? ?p???? ?ta? fa?tast????, ap?de??????ta? t?? �e???? t?? ???s? se ??a? s??a?past??? ?�?te????, ? ?p???? ??????e st?? pa??tas? �e t?? ?spa??a ?a pa???e? e?d???s? ??a t?? ?tte? t?? ap? t??? �t???????� t? 2012 st? ?a???s�?? ??pe??? ?a? t? 2013 st?? t?te ?�?te???? t?? ????�p?s?et.

?ts?, ? ???? G?as?? ???t?se t?? ?p?s?es? p?? ?d?se st?? ea?t? t?? ?a? st??? s?�pa??te? t?? ???? �et? t? ???? ep? t?? ?????? �a? st?? p???�?te???? ?ta? �??e?e t?? ?�?da ???? t?? ?a? t??? e??e pe? ?a?a?t???st??? �???a�e ed? ??a ?a t??? ?e?d?s??�e��, de?????ta? t?? ap?fas?st???t?ta t??.

?? ?ts? ????e, pa??t? ? Ga???a ?de???e ?a e????e? t? �at? ?ta? p????????e �e 40-51 st? 38? ?a? 52-61, 6?45?? p??? t? f????e t?? ?a??????? d????e?a? t?? a???a. ? G?as?? �e 8 s??e??�e???? p??t??? p??ta????st?se st?? ep?st??f? t?? ?�?da? t?? p?? �e se?? 10-0 ?fe?e ta p??? ??t?, �????ta? �p??st? t?? �???a� �e 62-61 st? 37?33??.

????sta, ? ?spa??a ap??t?se t? ap???t? p?e????t?�a, ?ta? �e ?a???? t?? S???? ???t????e? p????????e �e 66-63, ?�?? ? ?pat??� ???t?se ????a t?? Ga???a, e?st????ta? se t??p??t? ??a t? 66-66. ?ts?, t? pa????d? ?d??????e st?? pa??tas?, ?a??? ? G?as?? st?? te?e?ta?a ep??es? t?? ?�?da? t?? ??p??e ap? t?? G??�p??t.

St? ??t?a pe?t??ept? ?? d?? ?�?de? s?��?d??a? st? s???, ?st?s? ?? ??ped????? �e t?? ???? ????e? e????�?s�??? ap? t?? ?�??a t?? G???? ?a? ???t????e?, ?�??a?a? �pe?de�???? ?? ?ta? ? G?as?? p??e ?a? p??? p??t?�????e?� ?a????se ?a? t?? ?p??es? ????. ?? 72-75 ????e 78-75 �e 6 p??t??? t?? t??�e??? ?????????, ?st?s? ? ?pat??� sta 15,5?? ap? ???a? ????e �???a??? ??a t?? Ga???a.

? f????????t t?? �t???????� ???d?se t?e?? �???? ap? f???? t?? ??a�?? ?a? e??e t?? e??a???a ?a ?s?fa??se? e? ????, a??? ast???se ?a? st?? t?e?? (t?? te?e?ta?a ep?t?de? ??a ?a d?e?d????e? t? ??�p????t) ?a? ? G?as?? �e ???f?�a st?? ???? �e??? t?? pa??? ???a?e t? te???? 80-75, st?????ta? t?? ?spa??a st?? te????, ?p?? ?a �??e? t?? a?t?pa?? t?? �et? t?? a???a?? (18/9, 10�.�.) de?te?? ?�?te???? �eta?? t?? Se?�?a? ?a? t?? ?????a??a?. ?a??????a, ?? ?�??e? e?asf???sa? t?? s?��et??? t??? st??? ???�p?a???? ????e? t?? ??? t? 2016.

? ????F???S: ? ???? G?as?? ??a?e t? pa????d? t?? ???? t?? se ????�p?s?et. ??t??e 40 p??t??? (12.19d?p., 16/18�??., 11??�p., 3�p???) ?a? ?de??e ??at? e??a? ? ?a??te??? pa??t?? t?? fet???? ????�p?s?et.

?e???epta: 17-20, 32-33, 48-56, 66-66?.d., 80-75
?spa??a(S?a?????): G?as?? 40(12/19d?p., 0/2t??p., 16/18�??., 11??�p., 3�p???, 1as., 2?a?., 1??.), Fe????te? 7(0/2d?p., 1/6t??p., 4/4�??., 5??�p., 3??., 3�p???), ???t????e? 15(5/8d?p., 1/2t??p., 2/2�??., 4??�p., 3as.), ???a????�e?, ??�pa? (0/3s??t, 3as.), ???e? 2(0/3s??t, 2/2�??., 7??�p.), ??a�?? 2(1/5s??t, 6??�p.), Sa? ?�et????, G???? 7(2/7d?p., 1/2t??p., 5as., 3??�p.), ???????, ????t?t? 7(2/4d?p., 1/5t??p., 3as., 2??�p., 4?a?.), ??�e?.
Ga???a (????): ??ste?�a?, ?pat??� 14(1/6d?p., 2/8t??p., 6/9�??., 7??�p., 2as., 2??.), ??�??? 11(4/6d?p., 1/1t??p.), ?a???t?, ????e? 10(3/13d?p., 1/4t??p., 1/4�??., 6as., 4??�p., 3?a?.), F?????? 3(1), ??et????, ?te???? 14(4/9d?p., 2/3t??p., 4??�p., 3as., 3?a?.), ?t?a? 5(2/6d?p., 1/2t??p., 6??�p., 4as.), ?e?a�p?? 10(2/4d?p., 2/3t??p., 2??�p.), G??�p??t 8(3/7d?p., 2/2�??., 13??�p., 2�p???), ??a?t?.

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