Aboubakar Gakou was in the spotlight in the game. With a great performance, the athlete, with 21 points, won the Most Valuable Player award (MVP).
Furthermore, according to Angop, Gakou was the second most used player on the team (adding 37 minutes), just below Gerson Gonçalves (39 minutes). The player also stood out for having obtained 50 percent in three-point shots, making four out of eight attempts, writes Angop.
In a balanced match, the scoreboard marked some draws. However, according to Angop, Petro de Luanda started to lead at the end of the first half (43-42), ending up winning the match, with the scoreboard showing 91-78, and winning the title (16th) for the third consecutive time.
It should be noted that, regarding the play-offs, 1.º de Agosto won the first game (76-71) and the other two were won by Petro de Luanda (90-71 in the second and 97-74 in the third).
In addition to Gakou being distinguished as MVP, the 'tricolors' Carlos Morais, Childe Dundão, Aldemiro João and coach José Neto received awards: Carlos Morais was elected the best triple player in the championship, Childe Dundão received the award for best assistant in the competition, Aldemiro João won the title of fair play player in the competition and coach José Neto was distinguished as the best coach in the championship.
Milton Valente (1.º de Agosto) and Keven Albino (Interclube B squad) also stood out as the best rebounder and best rebounder, respectively. Miguel Makonda (Jesus Cristo Basquetebol), refers Angop, was distinguished in the free throws and also as the best player of the regular phase.
