Valencia Basket faces a more than demanding week. After the postponement of the match Endesa League scheduled for last December 14 due to the meteorological situation in the capital of the Turiathe squad led by Pedro Martínez will not compete again at the Roig Arena until next Tuesday, December 23. Until then, the 'taronja' team will play a total of three consecutive away games: against Olympiakos and the Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Euroleague, and against the UCAM Murcia in Endesa League.
Three complicated outings that will begin tomorrow. The first destination of the Valencian team will be Greeceto which the 'taronja' expedition, made up of the 14 available players, has set course this morning. In it Peace and Friendship Stadium (SEF according to their sligas in Greek) the duel corresponding to the eighteenth day of the Euroleague will take place next Tuesday starting at 8:15 p.m. in which Olympiacos Piraeus will host Valencia Basket. The locals are tenth in the table and on the last date of the European competition they visited the St. George Palacewhere they fell 98-85 against the Barça.
Israel, the second destination
For the second challenge of the week, the 'taronja' team will head to Israel on Wednesday. Just 48 hours after the match against Olympiakosthe team led by Pedro Martinez will face the Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv in it Arena Country next Thursday, December 18, starting at 8:05 p.m. The Israeli team is positioned as the most 'affordable' rival of the week, as it occupies sixteenth place in the table of the Euroleague.
It will be Friday when the squad sets foot again Valenciawhere they will complete the training session prior to the crash that will put an end to this complex week. Murcia It will be the last destination of the week for the 'taronjas', to which they will travel by road on Saturday. Starting at 5 p.m. on Sunday, the confrontation of the eleventh week of the Endesa League that faces the UCAM Murcia already Valencia Basket.
A challenge worthy of a great team
Without a doubt, it will be a complicated week for those of Pedro Martinez in which you will not only face three teams, but you will have to manage the physical load and the constant change of destination in the best possible way for the 'taronja' team to prolong its good condition.
