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Further proof that we need a Badalona vs Real Madrid playoff series

March 9, 2015

Based on their two meetings in ACB action so far, Joventut Badalona and Real Madrid are only capable of delivering classics when they meet. Sunday’s showdown went down to the wire with Real narrowly taking the win 80-81. Watch the best bits.

That result leaves Real in second place in Liga Endesa on 19-4, Badalona are fifth at 15-8.

Mar 9, 2015Emmet Ryan
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