Trabzonspor Loses 91-72 to Sabah BC, Coach Ernak Dismissed
Trabzonspor suffered a 19-point defeat in Baku before parting ways with head coach Selçuk Ernak.

KEY POINTS
- Trabzonspor lost 91-72 to Sabah BC in Baku
- The first quarter ended 18-18
- Trabzonspor trailed 40-31 at halftime
- Head coach Selçuk Ernak was dismissed after the game
- The club statement was sourced from IHA
Trabzonspor lost 91-72 to Sabah BC in Baku during the fourth week of the Basketball Champions League. The game took place at the National Gymnastics Arena.
The first quarter ended in an 18-18 draw, but Trabzonspor struggled offensively in the second quarter and entered halftime trailing 40-31.
“Basketbol Takımımızda Başantrenör olarak görev yapan Selçuk Ernak'ın görevine son verilmiştir.”
In the third quarter, Trabzonspor scored 21 points to narrow the gap but could not close defensive gaps, going into the final period 60-52 behind.
Sabah BC scored 20 points in the last quarter to secure a 19-point victory and end the match.
Following the loss, Trabzonspor announced that head coach Selçuk Ernak had been relieved of his duties.
The club wished Ernak success in his future career and confirmed the separation through an official statement sourced from IHA.
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