Because none of the bigger channels broadcasted it. Thanks a lot to the crew of sportuzivo.tv, to still try the impossible and broadcast the game. Their servers were most probably overloaded.
Konstantin grabbed Partizan by the throat and made it to 10:2. We equalized to 11:11, then to 13:13, but it was not easy at all. The home team still won the first period, leading to 18:16 at the buzz.
The lack of stream was especially heavy in the second quarter. It could have been very exciting, as the two teams constantly switched the standings. At first we equalized (18:18), then again (20:20), we even took the lead (22:25). It was even 28:30 at a point, then suddenly 33:32. Soon before the end it was 36:35. We could still switch it to our benefit, most probably in a mortal hurry, because the half-time result was 36:38. (Some sources mention Milutinov doing a superhuman job.)
In the third part the home team again took the lead (40:38). We equalized (40:40), then the standing became 45:43. We equalized again (45:45), even took back the lead (45:47) and probably this was the point when everything found its place and started to work for our benefit. The difference increased on our side (47:54), what is more, even the stream worked at some points. We ended the third part with 47:56.
It soon became 47:60 and from this point on there was no return. 49:64, then 55:72. We could keep the 10-point difference for almost the whole time. 59:72, 65:77, 70:84. We kept things under control. The game ended with 74:87.
If there's photo, video, report, extra info, pink unicorns, or anything else, the post will be updated.
Update:
Photo.
Captain.
(photo: sportske.net)
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