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Lions on the hunt: Chemnitz as the next challenge in the FIBA Cup!
The Basketball Löwen Braunschweig won the FIBA Europe Cup against PAOK BC and will meet the NINERS Chemnitz on November 1st.
Lions on the hunt: Chemnitz as the next challenge in the FIBA Cup!
The Basketball Lions Braunschweig are currently enjoying a run. With their recent win in the FIBA Europe Cup against PAOK BC, they have now won three games in a row across all competitions. This success gives the team a lot of tailwind for their upcoming away game against NINERS Chemnitz, which kicks off on Saturday, November 1st at 8:00 p.m. in the Chemnitz Trade Fair. The game will be broadcast live on Dyn, giving Lions supporters the opportunity to support their team in this important game. According to reports from basketball-loewen.de The players remembered the “hot atmosphere” of the last game in Chemnitz and expect a similar atmosphere.
The NINERS Chemnitz can currently hold their own in seventh place in the easyCredit BBL and come into the game with a positive feeling. They defeated ratiopharm Ulm on Wednesday and are showing impressive offensive power with an average score of 93 points per game, which is the best in the league. Corey Davis, the NINERS playmaker, scores 15.4 points and 8.4 assists per game, making him a key factor for the Chemnitz team. So the Lions have to do everything they can to get him and the NINERS team chemistry under control.
Looking back at last season
Last season the Lions dominated their duels against the NINERS. They won both games - the first with 82:74 and the second with 95:83. These successes could mean a mental advantage for the Lions, even if the Chemnitz team plays strongly. Lions assistant coach Keith Thomas emphasized the importance of team chemistry and trust on offense to maintain past success. In the last three games, the Lions have averaged 88 points and allowed just 73 points, demonstrating their defensive prowess.