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The leader prevailed by contesting an arbitral decision on Wednesday, during the second quarter of the match.
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Manu militari. The president of the Turkish Basketball Club of Mersin, Serdar Cevirgen, was evacuated by the Spanish national police outside the prosecution during the Women's Euroleague match against Bourges, Wednesday April 9, in Saragosse, for having disputed an arbitral decision.
Serdar Cevirgen and at least another member of the delegation of the Turkish club were forced by several police officers to leave the edge of the Pabellon Principle Felipe field after having jumped on the prosecution. This strong reaction occurred following a technical fault whistled against the Turkish coach, Ahmet Kandemir, in the 15th minute of this match of access to the semi-finals of the Final Six. A beginning of scuffles with officials followed this arbitral decision and part of the public claimed that it will be “Outside, outside” (“Out, out”) The troublemakers while the game was interrupted for good five minutes.
Serdar Cevirgen then tried to take place at the start of the second period in the stands, about ten meters overhanging the places reserved for the officials of Mersin by the field. After a few minutes of floating, several police officers evacuated it a second time from the room, again under the vasts of part of the public while the game continued.
This incident did not prevent the players of Mersin, including the French Marine Johannes, Marine Faith and Iliana Rupert are part, to win 66-59 against Bourges. In the semi-finals, Mersin will be opposed to the Spanish club in Valencia.
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