The Euroleague Basketball Independent Disciplinary Judge, having reviewed the incidents from Game 2 of the playoff series between Real Madrid and Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade, has issued the following decisions.

 Disciplinary judge issues decisions after Game 2 between Real Madrid and Partizan 

The Euroleague Basketball Independent Disciplinary Judge, having reviewed the incidents from Game 2 of the playoff series between Real Madrid and Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade, has issued the following decisions.

- Real Madrid and Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade have received a fine of €50,000 each for the unsportsmanlike conduct by both teams preventing the normal conclusion of the game in accordance with Article 29.1.a) of the Euroleague Basketball Disciplinary Code
- Guershon Yabusele has been sanctioned with a 5-game suspension in accordance with Article 27.1.a) of the Euroleague Basketball Disciplinary Code
- Kevin Punter has been sanctioned with a 2-game suspension in accordance with Article 27.1.a) of the Euroleague Basketball Disciplinary Code
- Gabriel Deck has been sanctioned with a 1-game suspension in accordance with Article 27.1.a) of the Euroleague Basketball Disciplinary Code
- Matthias Lessort has been sanctioned with a 1-game suspension in accordance with Article 27.1.a) of the Euroleague Basketball Disciplinary Code

The above decisions are not subject to appeal, due to the nature of the exceptional proceeding for occurring in a non-round robin phase

 

Disciplinary judge issues decisions after Game 2 between Real Madrid and Partizan

Real Madrid v Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade (2023-04-27T18:45:00.000Z)

 A quarter with Kyle Hines and Dimitris Itoudis 

It's a unique edition of A Quarter with Kyle Hines as the four-time Turkish Airlines EuroLeague champion devotes his latest episode to a chat with one of the most important figures in his EuroLeague crowns of 2016 and 2019, then CSKA Moscow and current Fenernahce Beko Istanbul head coach Dimitris Itoudis.

A quarter with Kyle Hines and Dimitris Itoudis

 A Quarter with Kyle Hines and Dimitris Itoudis 

Yabusele apologizes to Exum, Partizan

In a post published on Friday morning in his official Instagram account, Real Madrid's Guerschon Yabusele apologized for the incidents that took place at the end of Game 2 of the playoff series between his team and Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade.

"I deeply regret my behavior at last night’s game. Basketball is about sportsmanship and friendship. My sincere apologies to Partizan, a club with which we have always had a great relationship, to Dante Exum and his family, to my teammates, my club and all the fans."

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Partizan's depth was key to taking 2-0 series lead

Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade sent shockwaves around Europe after winning the opening two road games of its Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Playoffs series against Real Madrid. That puts the Serbian side in a commanding position to reach the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Final Four for the first time since 2010.

Enjoying the cushion of a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series means that Partizan, the 1992 EuroLeague champion, needs just one more win to knock 10-time winner Real out of Europe’s premier club competition and qualify for the May 19-21 showpiece event in Kaunas.

Few pundits would have expected Partizan, which had never beaten Real in Madrid before, to force the royalty of European basketball into submission twice in the space of just two days, but that’s exactly what the visitors did in the most emphatic fashion.

Having clawed out an 87-89 victory from the jaws of defeat in Game 1, when Kevin Punter sank a game-winning three-pointer with 0.4 seconds left on the clock, Partizan then vanquished the hosts 80-95 in Game 2 which unfortunately had a sour and premature ending.

After a mass on-court altercation among rival players with 1:40 seconds left in the game, the officials were forced to call it a night after video reviews of the incident showed both rosters had fully participated in the chaos. The resulting ejections left neither with the mandatory two players available to carry on.

Partizan will be particularly concerned with the condition of its top Game

2 performer Dante Exum. According to reports in the Serbian media, the Australian guard suffered a torn tendon in a toe in the fracas. He left WiZink Center on crutches.

Exum led Partizan’s effort in Game 2 with 19 points, James Nunnally scored 16, Zach LeDay had 15 and Punter netted 14. Mathias Lessort chipped in with 10 points and 9 rebounds, with those stats underlining just how balanced Partizan’s roster is in all departments.

Dante Liman Exum (19 points) Highlights vs. Real Madrid, 04/27/2023

Dante Exum scored 19 in Game 2 in Madrid

Its depth has propelled Partizan to an 18-5 run in the Euroleague, including the two playoff wins in Madrid, which came after a patchy start when the team lost nine of its first 13 games. The array of options available to head coach Zeljko Obradovic keeps Partizan’s rivals guessing not only as to the starting five, but also who might emerge as the trump card from up his sleeve.

Team captain Punter took Game 1 by storm as he netted a playoff career high of 26 points, with a supporting cast of four other players who posted double digits in scoring. It was almost a carbon copy in Game 2, except that Exum stepped up to the plate and the rest of the pack followed.

However, Partizan’s job is far from done. If anyone can bounce back in the face of such adversity, it’s a club as resilient and resourceful as Real. The odds will now be stacked against the Spanish giants in the cauldron of Belgrade’s Stark Arena, where 20,000 or so fervent home fans will be roaring Partizan on, but Real’s head coach Chus Mateo made it clear that his team had no intention of rolling over.

"The series is not over yet and hopefully we’ll play three more games,"

Mateo said in the post-game press conference. "We have to fight until the end and believe that we can turn it around. We want to bring the series back to Madrid, we know it’s not going to be easy but it’s not impossible either. We have to stick together and play our best basketball."

His counterpart Zeljko Obradovic, who led Real to the 1995 EuroLeague title, acknowledged Partizan must take nothing for granted.

"Real Madrid is a great club and we knew it’s going to be tough," he said. "We’re 2-0 up and we are really happy how we played both games here in Madrid. Of course, it’s not over yet and it’s not going to be easy when the series moves to Belgrade."

If Obradovic can lead his charges to a Game 3 victory, they will become just the second team to sweep a best-of-five EuroLeague Playoffs series with the benefit of the home-court advantage. The only other time that happened was in 2017 when fifth-ranked Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul swept fourth-placed Panathinaikos Athens. The coach of the Fenebrhace side, which went on to win the title, was Obradovic.

In a tweet published on Friday morning, Real Madrid captain Sergio Llull apologized for the incidents that took place at the end of Game 2 of the playoff series between his team and Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade. A short while later, the player whom he fouled, Partizan's Kevin Punter, said he understood and accepted the apology.

Sergio Llull apologizes publicly; Kevin Punter accepts

"What took place last night should never happen on a basketball court. I take responsibility for committing that tough foul that sparked the ensuing disaster. My apologies to all basketball fans."

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="es" dir="ltr">Lo de anoche no debe ocurrir nunca en una cancha de baloncesto. Asumo mi responsabilidad por hacer esa dura falta que desencadenó el desastre posterior. Mis disculpas a todos los aficionados al baloncesto.</p>&mdash; Sergio Llull (@23Llull) <a href="https://twitter.com/23Llull/status/1651854461281751045?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 28, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Emotions is high I totally understand, let’s continue to keep it basketball like we been in the series and the other times we played each other"

<center><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Emotions is high I totally understand, let’s continue to keep it basketball like we been in the series and the other times we played each other 🙏🏾 <a href="https://t.co/OZ3SKey9yQ">https://t.co/OZ3SKey9yQ</a></p>&mdash; Kevin Punter Jr (@KPJunior_) <a href="https://twitter.com/KPJunior_/status/1651913655082942465?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 28, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> 

Ouattara started the job for Monaco and Loyd finished it

[Jordan Loyd](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/jordan-loyd/009754/) will receive most of the headlines after inspiring AS Monaco’s series-tying 86-74 victory over Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv and that’s only fair as the guard set a new personal high by scoring 33 points.

But a significant slice of the credit should also be given to a surprise hero: [Yakuba Ouattara](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/yakuba-ouattara/004197/). The 31-year-old, who is in the fourth season of his second spell with Monaco, did not feature at all in Game 1 on Tuesday. And that wasn’t particularly surprising because he had been a role player throughout the season, scoring just 3.6 points per game in an average of around 10 minutes on the floor.

So it raised a few eyebrows when Monaco coach Sasa Obradovic named Ouattara in his starting five, something that had only happened on 11 occasions during the regular season. But Ouattara immediately responded by scoring a three-pointer on his team’s first possession, before forcing Maccabi into a turnover and then adding another strike from deep, giving him all the points in a 6-0 opening burst.

Then it was time for Loyd to take over as he followed a three-pointer with a layup in the space of 16 seconds, taking Monaco into an 11-0 start with less than 3 minutes played. And that one-two combination – Ouattara starting the job, Loyd finishing it – proved to be the story of the night as the Roca Team dominated nearly all the game to level the series.

Ouattara made key contributions to beat Maccabi in Game 2

In fact, the second half started with exactly the same two players excelling, turning a narrow-as-possible 42-41 interval lead into a commanding double-digit advantage as Loyd (6 points) and Ouattara (4) played the main part in a 15-3 run that made it 57-44, giving Monaco a comfortable cushion that would never really come close to being relinquished.

Ouattara finished with 12 points in just 12 minutes, making 3 of his 4 two-point attempts and 2-of-3 from three-point range. It was the sixth-highest points tally of his 59-game EuroLeague career, and the first time he had passed double digits in scoring since Round 22, showing that not only the usual suspects are capable of delivering game-winning contributions.

Loyd, though, is very much expected to lead Monaco’s challenge and he fulfilled those demands perfectly on Thursday, finishing with 33 points on perfect 5-of-5 shooting from two-point range, 5-of-9 from beyond the arc and 8-of-9 from the foul line. He also added 2 assists, 2 rebounds and 2 steals for a PIR of 36. 

After the game, both guards were understated in their celebrations, fully aware that an even bigger test comes next week with the need to win either Game 3 or 4 – or ideally both – in Tel Aviv.

“We know this is just one game,” said Loyd. “This is what we’re supposed to do. We’re not satisfied, that’s what we’re supposed to do. We’re ready to go to Tel Aviv and do the same thing.”

Ouattara added: “That was very important for us to make a big statement on toughness. That was the biggest adjustment we made from the first game. We have to be ready mentally. We go over there for war, and be ready.”

Thanks to Ouattara and Loyd, Monaco was certainly more than ready on Thursday night.

AS Monaco v Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv (2023-04-27T18:15:00.000Z)

Post-game statements by Zeljko Obradovic and Rudy Fernandez 

### Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade head coach Zeljko Obradovic:

"This is in the hands of the officials and in the hands of the EuroLeague. I believe that what happened is not good for the image of basketball, not good for the image of Real Madrid nor for Partizan. This should never happen, in my opinion. Second, we are speaking of emotions, right? The players have emotions and this has happened. But on the other hand, after the game, they greeted each other, and no problem. This happened during the game, it's finished and it was discussed between them. From this moment on, I am going to try to calm all the people in Belgrade. Why? Because I have friends here. It's a great club, Real Madrid. I want people talking about basketball, not talking about this. It has happened, and that's it. We have always had here impressive hospitality from everyone in Madrid. Like I said, I have friends here and I have great respect for everyone. And when we go to Belgrade tomorrow, I'm going to talk about that. I'm going to try to calm everybody so that we receive Real Madrid like the people here have received us. That they are going to support our team, yes, but that they are not going to do anything against Real Madrid. Everyone has to feel good. From today I am going to begin, and every day I am going to repeat it. We need to talk about basketball because when we talk about basketball, there is nothing better."

### Real Madrid forward Rudy Fernandez

"What we experienced today... we must apologize to our fans, to all basketball fans, I think. It's something you must not see. In these situations, with high heartbeats-per-minute, mistakes are made sometimes, and tonight was one of those times.

From what I could hear, Zeljko \[Obradovic\] said it in the press conference - they consider us a friend team, we also consider Partizan the same, a team that has always taken good care of us... Obradovic and \[Partizan assistant coach Jose\] Izquierdo know this club well... The tension lived in the game must stay at what happened tonight.

"Let's hope that all players - theirs and ours - are okay to play basketball, which is why we are here. We are here so that people have a good time, so that people enjoy the EuroLeague - which is one of the best leagues in the world -... let's hope his doesn't happen again."

"I have to thank Zeljko: he said it all. I think it's difficult, a difficult situation for us, for everyone. I experienced it as a player. It's difficult to live this, to have the home-court advantage and a team like Partizan plays better than we did. Then this happened, and we can talk about what Punter said and what Llull said. But the reason we are here is basketball. Their team as well as ours are teams that tend to put on a good basketball show, and we can't repeat what happened in those last minutes. I have to thank Zeljko, because as he said so well, we have to calm everything down among both of our fanbases, theirs and ours. What we need to do now is think about this tough playoff and, even though it's an uphill battle, make sure that Real Madrid fights until the end. So we have to think about this next game and only about how to enjoy basketball and only think about that."

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Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade took a huge step towards sealing a Final Four berth after winning back-to-back road games against Real Madrid this week, taking a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five Turkish Airlines playoff series. 

Partizan on the verge of reaching Final Foul after beating Real twice

Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade took a huge step towards sealing a Final Four berth after winning back-to-back road games against Real Madrid this week, taking a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five Turkish Airlines playoff series. Having ground out an 87-89 Game 1 win on Tuesday, Partizan blew away Real 80-95 in Game 2 on Thursday, which ended prematurely.

The officials called it a night with 1:40 minutes left on the clock after a full-scale brawl erupted on the court. Following the chaos which involved more or less the entire rosters of both teams, the game could not continue as the ejections of players who took part in the chaos meant neither team could carry on.

After its dramatic Game 1 win, Partizan took Game 2 by the scruff of the neck from the offset and romped into a 21-31 lead in the first quarter, with Dante Exum coming off the bench to score 11 points in the opening 10 minutes.

A knee-injury to Real Madrid's towering centre Walter Tavares proved costly as Los Blancos fell to defeat in the series-opener. Partizan home to utilise their long-range artillery once again following Kevin Punter's last-gasp knockout blow from beyond the arc.

Real Madrid vs Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade - Playoffs Game 2 - Highlights

Real, which was missing its towering center Walter Tavares who suffered a knee injury in Game 1, looked exposed in the paint and could not contain Partizan’s shooters who made a barrage of perimeter shots, while big men Mathias Lessort and Zach LeDay dominated the paint.

The visitors took a 37-51 lead into the locker room at halftime as their balanced roster kept firing on all cylinders, although Real had slashed the deficit to just 3 points (28-31) at one stage.

The hosts looked capable of turning the tide when they cut the gap to 5 points early in the third quarter after an 11-2 run (48-53), but Partizan pulled away again thanks to its long-range artillery, with Kevin Punter, James Nunnally and LeDay nailing clutch three-pointers to give the visitors a 62-75 lead at the end of the third quarter.

Real was unable to close in and, with Partizan carving out a whopping 71-90 advantage late in the game, nothing suggested the game would suffer an ugly and premature ending. With the score 80-95 to Partizan, tensions boiled over as Punter and Sergio Llull squared off in the middle of the court, while Real’s Guerschon Yabusele clashed with Exum and the Partizan player appeared to have sustained a foot injury, having left WiZink Center in Madrid on crutches.

Game 3 is scheduled for Tuesday in the cauldron of Belgrade’s Stark Arena, where a full house of some 20,000 fans is certain to create a fervent atmosphere as 1992 EuroLeague champion Partizan aims to reach the Final Four for the first time since 2010.

A possible Game 4 is also set for Belrade next Thursday, and if the Real manages to even the series at 2-2 a decisive Game 5 will be played in Madrid on May 9.

Partizan triumphs again in Madrid for 2-0 series lead

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