China advances to knockout round of basketball worlds
China advances to knockout round of basketball worlds
09:06, September 03, 2010

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Charles Abouo scored 19 points to lead Cote d'Ivoire to an 88-79 win over Puerto Rico on Thursday at the basketball world championship in group C, sending China to the knockout round on a three-team tiebreaker.
Cote d'Ivoire head coach Coast Randoald Dessarzin said Thursday that he was quitting although it was a difficult situation.
"I will never forget this game," Dessarzin told a press conference.
Cote d'Ivoire player Muhamed Kone said they were supposed to win by 12 points, but failed to do so, adding it's a good experience for the players and they would do their best to be successful in the future.
Puerto Rico's deputy coach Omar Gonzalez said the team could not concentrate on the game at the beginning, and said the game was a good victory for Cote d'Ivoire but a saddening result for Puerto Rico.
Source: Xinhua
Cote d'Ivoire head coach Coast Randoald Dessarzin said Thursday that he was quitting although it was a difficult situation.
"I will never forget this game," Dessarzin told a press conference.
Cote d'Ivoire player Muhamed Kone said they were supposed to win by 12 points, but failed to do so, adding it's a good experience for the players and they would do their best to be successful in the future.
Puerto Rico's deputy coach Omar Gonzalez said the team could not concentrate on the game at the beginning, and said the game was a good victory for Cote d'Ivoire but a saddening result for Puerto Rico.
Source: Xinhua
(Editor:李牧(实习))

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