Cholet loses close game to Subotica

Cholet Basket lost a tight game to Spartak Subotica in the Basketball Champions League (BCL) with a final score of 65-69. The loss comes after two straight defeats in the league, increasing uncertainty about the group's top standings.

Defensive battle limits scoring

Both teams played strong defense throughout the match, with Subotica's defense holding Cholet to just 36% shooting from two-point range. This limited scoring opportunities and made the game particularly challenging for Cholet.

Cholet's guards struggle, others step up

Cholet's young guards, Aaron Towo-Nansi and Amadou Fall, had difficulty finding their usual rhythm, scoring 12 points and -4 in evaluation respectively. However, Malcolm Cazalon scored 14 points and Lynn Kidd added 15 points to help keep the team competitive.

Subotica dominates in the third quarter

Spartak Subotica, led by Alen Omic who scored 15 points and grabbed 7 rebounds, took control in the third quarter by scoring 26 points. This strong performance helped them maintain their lead and secure the victory.

Cholet's first European loss

The defeat marks Cholet's first loss in European competition this season, bringing their record to 2-1. They now share the same record as Subotica and Hapoel Holon. Cholet's next European game will be in two weeks at Subotica's home court.