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"Neftchi" player Kamran Mammadov assessed the three games (1:2) they played against "Sabah" in the final series of the Azerbaijan Basketball League.
In an interview with "Report", he emphasized that fatigue affected their game.
The basketball player stated that the final series matches were interesting:
"We were ahead in the score for about 30 minutes in each match, then fatigue took its toll. "Sabah" has a wider bench of reserve players. Each game is getting harder and harder. But I think we can handle it. We will do our best. The series games are very interesting."
K.Mammadov assessed "Neftchi's" chances in the 4th match of the series:
"It is impossible to predict anything in advance. We have to play and give everything we can. The team will be ready both physically and psychologically for tomorrow's game."
It should be noted that "Neftchi" lost two matches of the final series to its opponent (77:86, 89:94), and won one - 79:76. The fourth meeting between the teams will be held tomorrow. The team that wins 4 games in the final series will become the champion.
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