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22 November 2022, 22h07

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Toney Douglas scored 17 points

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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Champions League
Matchday 4
Group F
FINAL SCORE
BAXI Manresa 82
Benfica 92
1st Q 2nd Q 3rd Q 4th Q
17-27 33-48 60-69 82-92

Benfica beat Baxi Manresa (82-92), on matchday 4 of group F of the Champions League.

 Equipa

Aaron Broussard (23 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists) and Toney Douglas (17 points, 4 rebounds and 6 assists) stood out on an individual basis.

Three games away from home, three wins, second debutant team in the competition to achieve this feat. Facing an opponent from the powerful ACB League, the level of play presented by the National Champions is remarkable! 

Equipa

BAXI Manresa-Benfica
82-92
Nou Congost Pavilion
Benfica Starting Lineup
Ivan Almeida, Makram Ben Romdhane, Aaron Broussard, Terrell Carter and Toney Douglas 
Substitutes
 José Barbosa, Tomás Barroso, James Ellisor, Diogo Gameiro, Betinho Gomes, Sérgio Silva and Maik Zirbes
BAXI Manresa Starting Lineup
Dani Garcia, Jerrick Harding, Tyson Perez, Musa Sagnia and Juampi Vaulet 
Substitutes
Brancou Badio, Jordan Caroline, Ladji Coulibaly, Frankie Ferrari, Guillem Jou, Marcis Steinbergs and Adam Waczynski 
1st quarter 2nd quarter 3rd quarter 4th quarter
17-27 33-48 60-69 82-92
Benfica point scorers
Ivan Almeida (13), Terrell Carter (9), Makram Ben Romdhane (8), James Ellisor (6), Aaron Broussard (23), Toney Douglas (17), Betinho Gomes (7), José Barbosa (7) and Maik Zirbes (2) 

Text: Editorial Staff
Photos: FIBA and SL Benfica
Last update: Wednesday, November 23, 2022

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