Paris wants to get back on track

Published on February 5, 2024

This Saturday at the Halle Carpentier (6.30pm), our Parisians welcome Gravelines-Dunkerque for the 13th day of Betclic ELITE. It’s an opportunity to see a familiar face again: that of Jean-Christophe Prat, the very first coach in the history of Paris Basketball.

Back to winning ways in Betclic ELITE

After their EuroCup defeat by Besiktas (63-68) at Carpentier on Tuesday evening, our Parisians will now prepare for the reception of the BCM. It’s a high-stakes game for the Parisians, who don’t want to see Monaco take the lead in the standings.

Tuomas Iisalo’s charges will be keen to get back to winning ways against a Gravelines-Dunkerque side currently 17th in the Betclic ELITE table.

The BCM, now coached by “Coach Prat” (the first coach in the history of Paris Basketball), are still on a two-game winning streak (Mets92 and Nancy).

While the Nordistes are enjoying a more positive period, the players from the capital are – on the other hand – going through a more difficult period, with two consecutive defeats (Roanne, Besiktas).

This Saturday, the Parisians will need your support to get their league campaign back on track.

Next battle 🤺 🆚 @BCMBasket à la maison 💪
La famille rendez-vous samedi à 18:30 à Carpentier pour la réception de Gravelines-Dunkerque 💥
Ça sera le retour de notre ancien coach JC Prat 🙏
On vous attend nombreux 🔥
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— Paris Basketball (@ParisBasketball) November 23, 2023