Greens must wait for Game 5 before joining the Reds in Abu Dhabi
Sports
Sat, 3 May 2025 7:50 GMT
Panathinaikos, lost its Game 4 against Efes Anadolu with an 85-82 score in Istanbul.
The Greens paid for their numerous turnovers that gave the hosts several extra balls, and only managed to stay in the game through some long-distance shots that its guards and forwards made against a well-organized defense.
Regular season MVP Kendrick Nunn had a rather poor game, with 1 in 8 two-pointers and 12 points in total. Cedi Osman scored 22 points and Juancho Hernangomez 15.
The Efes fans succeeded in upsetting Panathinaikos coach Ergin Ataman – who coached Efes to two Euroleague crowns – and he left the court a few seconds from the end.
With the series tied at 2-2, Game 5 will take place in Athens on Tuesday and it is promising to be a night to remember.
