The Basketball Federation has announced the schedule of the Acropolis tournament this year with the participation of Turkey, Poland and Georgia. OUR National basketball team is leading the countdown to EuroBasket this year and will present a series of friendly matches.
It is noted that his team Dimitris Itoudis will also play two friendly matches against Spain. As for the Acropolis tournament, the Blue and White will play Poland on Wednesday, August 17, Georgia on Thursday, August 18 and Turkey on the 19th.
The historical tournament “Acropolis” is here again. Refurbished, it now bears the name AEGEAN, giving rise to the “AEGEAN Acropolis”.
The partnership of the two names is a perfect illustration of the ideal cooperation that exists between the company and the EEC, and is meant to accompany the men’s national team not only on its journeys, but also in a different way: “AEGEAN Acropolis” will pave its way. image of the men’s national team for her official duties. But at the same time, it will also be the means by which the world’s love for the official favorite will be spread through his own presence at the OAKA tournament.
AEGEAN Acropolis has reached its 31st edition, spanning a series of historic matches and great rivals from 1986 to the present day. This year it will be held August 17-19 in OAKA, where the men’s team will face Poland, Georgia and Turkey in order. Through them, he will best prepare for the matches with Serbia (25/8) and Belgium (28/8), for the first “window” of the second qualifying stage of the 2023 World Cup, as well as for the great challenge of the upcoming EuroBasket in Milan and Berlin (1- 18/9).
Tournament Schedule
18.00 Turkey-Georgia
21.00 Greece-Poland
18.00 Poland-Turkey
21.00 Georgia-Greece
18.00 Georgia-Poland
21.00 Greece-Turkey
*All matches will be broadcast by ERT.
Tournament “Aegean Acropolis” for the national team! One of the most historic tournaments in Europe will find its place at OAKA and on your calendar! All information about tickets! #BringNoise #WinForHellas #HellasBasketball 🏀🇬🇷 https://t.co/ie2joeSdWG
— Greek Basketball (@HellenicBF) August 5, 2022
Source: Kathimerini
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