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The top-ranking team in the Bundesliga's main round, FC Bayern, faced a surprising defeat as they lost to MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg at home, with a score of 98-102 following extra time. Ludwigsburg had managed to secure a win against Hamburg Towers mere hours before the contest, qualifying for the playoff quarter-finals.
What caught everyone's attention prior to the game was the honouring of Bayern's 2014 champion squad at the arena, including names like Steffen Hamann, Demond Greene, Paul Zipser, and John Bryant, along with coaching legend Svetislav Pešić. Players and coaches were wearing burgundy college jackets featuring white sleeves. The audience erupted in cheers as they celebrated their heroes.
Michael Körner, a commentator with Dyn, compared their jackets to something associated with the Hells Angels motorcycle club, stating that they might have imbued their current team spirit.
However, the game experience was delayed by 5 minutes due to the ceremony. Throughout the ceremony, the players waved at the crowd, then posed for a photo with the squad competing against Ludwigsburg.
Körner predicted that Bayern would dominate the game and said, "This team is as deep as the Mariana Trench in the Pacific." Later, he joked about Bayern's star player, Carsen Edwards, mentioning that "rarely have I seen such a barefoot or patent leather shoe player like him!"
At halftime, Bayern led 43:40, but they were losing momentum. Such a spell of dominance was uncharacteristic for the team, and they struggled in the second half, with Ludwigsburg closing the gap to just 30:32. In the absence of one of their top players, Jayvon Graves, who was absent due to disciplinary issues.
With 24 seconds left in the game, Ludwigsburg led by a slender margin of 78:77. Dyn expert Bastian Doreth concluded that "Bayern is in a state of shock!"Leaving everyone in awe, commentator Körner remarked, "Ludwigsburg is walking with little confidence! A sensation is possible here!" As the game was going into the last few minutes, the giants were 89:84 ahead. By that time, several Bayern fans had already begun to leave the arena.
But then, with 2 seconds remaining, world champion Andi Obst made an astounding three-pointer, levelling the score at 90-90. The unexpected twist led to five additional minutes of overtime!
As the pressure mounted, Ludwigsburg showed great composure and ultimately emerged victorious.
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Source: symclub.org
