In Roanne, Paris takes a step back

Published on February 5, 2024

In pursuit of their 10th consecutive victory, Paris Basketball suffered a defeat on Saturday night against Roanne (83-76).

Archer Herrera back in action

After a closely contested match, despite the home team’s dominance in the first half, the Parisians held on for a long time, fueled in particular by an impressive three-point shooting performance.

In this regard, Sebastian Herrera stood out last night with an impressive 4/6 from beyond the arc. The Chilean, in fact, managed to guide his team back on track several times during the game. His accuracy allowed him to compile 13 points.

Pas de 10e victoire de suite après cette défaite à Roanne. Focus sur la réception de Besiktas mardi 🧠 pic.twitter.com/uPK92lQ4nG
— Paris Basketball (@ParisBasketball) November 18, 2023

A week at home on the horizon

The capital’s players will now return home before facing two matches in front of their home crowd this week.

Paris 🆚 Besiktas 🔜💥
La famille on se retrouve à la maison mardi soir pour un autre choc européen face aux Turcs de @besiktasbasketbol 2e de notre poule!
On vous attend nombreux pour pousser l’équipe à continuer sa série européenne d’invincibilité🔥
🎟️https://t.co/VMWQmzRjS4 pic.twitter.com/3wdTts3xgM
— Paris Basketball (@ParisBasketball) November 17, 2023

A crucial clash against Besiktas in the Eurocup on Tuesday night at 9 p.m., with tickets starting at €5 HERE.

The second, on Saturday at 6:30 p.m., where our players will host BCM Gravelines coached by Prat, the first coach in the history of Paris Basketball from 2018 to 2022. Find your tickets HERE.

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