65:69 Against Subotica: Cholet Fights but Loses Third BCL Test

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With the score at 65:69, Cholet Basket completed its third game in the Basketball Champions League on Wednesday, October 28. The defeat to Spartak Subotica is a fait accompli – and at the same time the direct reason for the reactions that were subsequently at the center of attention.

For the spectators in Cholet, the match was more than just another date in the international group. After three games, the record is clear: Cholet has won twice and lost once.

65:69: The Third BCL Test Ends Without a Point for Cholet

Cholet faced Spartak Subotica in its third Basketball Champions League game. At the end, Cholet was behind, 65:69.

The standings after this game day are therefore clear: Cholet has won two of three games and lost one. No specific conclusions about possible qualification or individual game decisions can be drawn from that.

“We Are Not Scoring Many Points, but We Fought.”

The reactions from Cholet’s camp do not appear resigned despite the defeat. In the report, it says: “We are not scoring many points, but we fought.”

We are not scoring many points, but we fought.

The statement highlights two aspects: Cholet did not score many points in offense, but nevertheless did not give up the fight. Anyone seeking to put the defeat in perspective should therefore consider the standings and the team’s statement separately.

Holon, Subotica and Cholet Are Level

The group is tight after the game day: Holon and Subotica each have two wins and one defeat. As of the reported time, Cholet’s record is also two wins and one defeat.

All three named teams therefore have the same record. Cholet’s defeat to Subotica means it has not gained an advantage at the top. The teams are very close, with two wins each.

What Remains From the Game Day

After October 28, three things can be said: Cholet has played its third BCL game, lost 65:69 to Subotica and stands at two wins and one defeat in the group. The team’s reaction describes the fight despite its lower scoring output.

There is even more tension because Holon and Subotica are also at two wins and one defeat. The group therefore remains open, and every further game can still change the order of the teams.