“Dinamo Sassari vs Reyer Venezia: Exciting Match Summary and Results”

Sassari First quarter Venice gets off to a great start 5-0 with a triple from Spissu. Dinamo’s answer comes from Kruslin who puts in two “bombs” in the space of a few seconds. A triple by Kruslkin in the middle of the quarter marks the first advantage of the biancoblù: 16-13. The match runs on the edge of balance and the first fraction ends 25-24 for Reyer.
Second quarter Dinamo starts well, goes up to 9 (34-25) with two bombs from Treier and thanks to two steals from a defense that doesn’t give discounts. We fight under the scoreboards, Bucchi is satisfied with his results but not with some referee whistles. Too many errors for the free throwers of Sassari who still remain more than 11 (42-31). The fourth ends with Sassari ahead 45-33 with a run of 21-8.
Third quarter Parks (Reyer), Dowe and Stephens immediately commit the third foul. Little is scored because the two defenses are attentive and determined. Dinamo struggles to find the basket and Reyer gets close to -8 (50-42). Venice defends very strongly and the referees let go of some situations that should instead be sanctioned with a foul. The quarter ends 60-53 for Dinamo Sassari.
Last quarter Coach Spahija protests in a vibrant way and takes the coach. Venice goes down 66-60, the game becomes incandescent, Tessitori is relentless from three but immediately takes the coach and has to leave the field because it is his fifth foul. A triple by Dowe who is also fouled brings the Bank back up 10: 76-66. The final was fought, Watt also commits his fifth foul and immediately after Dowe too. At 1′ and 18” Reyer goes within 4: 80-84. Granger doesn’t miss a Reyer at -1. But Reyer misses the final shot and Dinamo is in the semifinals. Final result 87-83.