Gilas vs China 4th quarter Tune up Game | June 27, 2016

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Gilas vs China 1st Quarter Tune up Game | June 27, 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIxLKEkRRY4 Gilas vs China 2nd Quarter Tune up Game | June 27, 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqLLz88wKgM Gilas vs China 3rd Quarter Tune up Game | June 27, 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tldE7v3G34 Gilas vs China 4th quarter Tune up Game | June 27, 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEkmM00vbKo Sobrang clutch ni Terrence Romeo, Thank you very much sir Carlo sa pag video nito! #GilasPilipinas #Puso #iyakChina Sulit ang puyat sa mga ganito laro.. Terrence Romeo spearheaded Gilas Pilipinas with 18 points, including two crucial triples down the stretch that helped Gilas Pilipinas survive after squandering a 10-point lead. Andray Blatche scored 14 points and 12 boards, while Jeff Chan chipped in 10. Jayson Castro also contributed nine points. Apart from finally notching a win in their European training tour that saw them lose big to Turkey and Italy, the victory was much sweeter as it came at the expense of China, the team that edged them out for the gold in the FIBA Asia Championship finals last year. In its first rematch against the Filipinos in FIBA Asia , the Rio Olympics-bound China did not field its top players in NBA draft pick Zhou Qi and former NBA player Yi Jianlian. Gilas Pilipinas also fielded in its final 12-man lineup which was announced a few hours before the game. Blatche lifted Gilas Pilipinas in a tightly contested first quarter, scoring seven points to keep in pace with the Chinese who took a 23-22 lead. But the naturalized player went scoreless in the second quarter. He struggled on only two-of-12 shooting in the first half. Gilas Pilipinas was also trimmed to 11 players after Ranidel De Ocampo was ejected for an altercation. Still, the teams were tied at 34-all, with Chan’s back-to-back triples keeping the Filipinos afloat. Gilas Pilipinas looked on its way to pulling away after dropping a 10-0 bomb ignited by Castro who poured in eight points in that run. They led 49-39 with 3:58 remaining in the third frame. But China quickly erased its deficit, knocking down four straight three-pointers for a 12-2 rally that knotted the game at 51-all. Falling behind 63-61 with 4:22 left, Gilas Pilipinas found a hero in Romeo who knocked down back-to-back triples to fuel an 8-2 run that handed the Filipinos a 69-65 lead with 2:28 remaining. After China came close to 69-67, Marc Pingris pushed Gilas Pilipinas’ cushion to four, 71-67, with 1:39 left. After several misses, China finally scored to come within two points with just a second remaining. Pingris made a split from the free throw line to seal the final score, with no more time for China to make a decent shot.