Entering this week, leading 2-1, 76ers fans hope that the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Eagles series will end on Wednesday night, allowing them enough time to rest, and then face the Nets in the conference finals or Bucks.

Well, the series is not over in the 5th game, but it can end in the 6th game on Friday night. It’s just that the 76ers won’t fight for the right to advance; this will be the fifth-seeded Eagles, who hope to beat the top-seeded 76ers in Atlanta after a back-to-back, more than 20-point comeback.

For Philadelphia fans, this is not a topic-the Eagles’ comeback effort-pay more attention to these parts, more to the 76ers in the fifth game after an almost equally embarrassing defeat a few days ago. The historical defeat in China.

Now, for the Doc Rivers team, winning or going home is the winner, and they will continue to move forward with the obviously restricted Joel Embiid (knee), without the other starter Dan Ni Green (calf). They will have to do this in Atlanta. They split earlier in the series, but since Nate McMillan took over on March 1, the Eagles have a 20-3 overall record. At the same time, the 76ers have a record of 22-18 (including the playoffs) this season instead of the 32-9 of Wells Fargo Center.

Obviously, the 76ers hope to play at least one more game in front of home fans.But in order to do this, they need to win the 6th game, in which they actually got 3 points in almost all sports books. Featured, Although Atlanta’s recent home record and the stench of Game 5 still linger in the 76ers’ locker room.

Can they succeed and start their own comeback? Follow all the latest news, highlights and more information here as the 76ers and the Eagles clashed in Game 6 of the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, starting at 7:30 PM on ESPN.

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