dramatic duel: Bonn loses

against Bavaria at the last minute

Defeat against Bayern Munich

The Baskets Bonn in a crucial game against Bayern Munich missed the opportunity to qualify for the BBL playoffs. In an exciting game that was characterized by leadership changes and intensive moves, the team ultimately had to accept a defeat with 86:90. Despite a strong first half, Bonn fell back in the second half and could not hold the lead.

Dynamics of the first half

in the initial phase of the encounter, Bonn presented himself. The team kept up well until half -time and was able to assert a narrow lead of 47:46 for the break. The performance of Rihard's Lomazs, which delivered crucial points from the three-point line, was particularly remarkable and thus contributed to the offensive strength of the Baskets. The Center Thomas Kennedy was also active and secured important coreral successes.

Third quarter and turning point

The third quarter started promising for Bonn when they led the game with an eleven points. But Bavaria came back into the game and was able to reduce the gap. In particular, the offensive stability of the Munich had an effect and Bonn increasingly lost access. A crucial gymnastics turned the lead quickly and led to the narrow deficit that Bonn could no longer catch up in the final phase.

lack of consistency over the season

The season of the Baskets Bonn was characterized by overall irregularities. Despite the occasional performance phases, the team failed to win more than two games in a row, which was ultimately crucial for missing the playoffs. Already at the beginning of the year, Bonn slipped to 14th place in the table in a difficult phase, from which they could no longer recover properly. This gambled away the chance of participating in the tense playoff games.

look into the future

For the Baskets there is now a phase of the re -evaluation. Those responsible must analyze the reasons for the defects in team performance and consider how the coming season can be more successful. Fans and supporters hope for changes and a return to successful basketball.