Morocco Daily News
Casablanca • November 07, 2026 • 2 min read

TGN Bàsquet Faces Tough Loss Against Stadium Casablanca in Women's League 2 Match

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TGN Bàsquet Faces Tough Loss Against Stadium Casablanca in Women's League 2 Match

TGN Bàsquet Struggles in Close Match Against Stadium Casablanca

In an intense clash held on November 7, 2026, the TGN Bàsquet team experienced a heartbreaking defeat, narrowly falling to Stadium Casablanca with a final score of 63-65. This loss leaves the team struggling at the bottom of the standings with a dismal record of 0-4 in the Women's League 2. The match was characterized by a tense final few seconds, where a 0-4 run by the visitors left TGN Bàsquet reeling just short of their first victory of the season.

The game unfolded with TGN Bàsquet showing promise, even leading at various points during the second and third quarters. However, they ultimately succumbed to the pressure, demonstrating a pattern of inconsistency that has plagued them throughout the season. Despite implementing new strategies under the guidance of coach Chiqui Barros, the team has yet to find the winning formula that would boost their confidence and momentum.

One of the notable highlights for TGN Bàsquet was their impressive three-point shooting, successfully converting 13 out of 26 attempts. Andrea Sisniega and Alba Farell emerged as key players, contributing significantly to the scoreboard with 17 and 14 points, respectively. The team also showcased resilience in rebounding, with Eva Guilera securing 11 boards. Nonetheless, the excessive turnovers committed by TGN Bàsquet, which were double that of Stadium Casablanca, hampered their chances of maintaining control over the game.

Looking ahead, TGN Bàsquet is set to face Ointxe on November 15 at 16:00 in a rescheduled match. This upcoming game presents an opportunity for the team to break their losing streak; however, they will need to ensure they are fully prepared, as their next match against Barakaldo has been pushed to December 16. This adjustment forces the team to travel to the Basque Country sooner than anticipated, adding to the mounting challenges they face this season.

As the team reflects on the match's statistics, which included quarters of 11-14, 21-13, 13-17, and 18-21, they must regroup and reassess their approach to convert their efforts into victories in the coming matches.

As reported by tac12.tv.

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