27 February 2007
ANGOLA : 1º De Agosto End First Round Unbeatable
1º de Agosto ended unbeatable the first round of the national senior males basketball tournament. In ten encounters, 1º de Agosto obtained the same number of victories collecting 20 points.
Up to the moment, no team was capable of subtracting any points from 1º de Agosto who have scored 1054 points.To the contrary to what was expected, Petro de Luanda (903 points scored and less one game), does not seem capable of overcoming the team coached Jaime Covilhã. Apart from defeats in the provincial championship and in the Super Cup, in 2007, Petro were beaten in the first round of the Nationals, in a match in which the experience and technical superiority of 1º de Agosto, dominated.Interclube has a strong team but still lies in the third position behind Petro and 1º de Agosto.
The following encounters are set for Tuesday: Petro de Luanda-ASA and Imbondeiro de Viana- CDUAN.
The second round that begins on March 02 includes the following games: 1º de Agosto-Vila Clotilde, Nocal-Petro de Luanda, Interclube-Universidade Lusíada, Misto de Cabinda-ASA, CDUAN-Sporting de Luanda.
Up to the moment, no team was capable of subtracting any points from 1º de Agosto who have scored 1054 points.To the contrary to what was expected, Petro de Luanda (903 points scored and less one game), does not seem capable of overcoming the team coached Jaime Covilhã. Apart from defeats in the provincial championship and in the Super Cup, in 2007, Petro were beaten in the first round of the Nationals, in a match in which the experience and technical superiority of 1º de Agosto, dominated.Interclube has a strong team but still lies in the third position behind Petro and 1º de Agosto.
The following encounters are set for Tuesday: Petro de Luanda-ASA and Imbondeiro de Viana- CDUAN.
The second round that begins on March 02 includes the following games: 1º de Agosto-Vila Clotilde, Nocal-Petro de Luanda, Interclube-Universidade Lusíada, Misto de Cabinda-ASA, CDUAN-Sporting de Luanda.
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