HighlightsA brief glimpse into the past
Liam Udom #27 - Verona vs Pesaro 27.04.2025
TANGRAM SPORTS MANAGEMENT LIAM UDOM #27 - SF - ITA 20 PTS, 7 REBS, 4 AS, 4 STLS ITALY A2.
Highlights play-in Verona-Valtur Brindisi
Vittoria nel secondo turno play-in dei biancoazzurri 85-90 e accesso ai playoff promozione Serie A2.
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Vittoria a Verona e accesso ai playoff promozione Serie A2.
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