the Panathinaikos He achieved victory in Owaka over Partizan with a score of 84-71 in the 22nd match. Now, Ergin Ataman’s team alone occupies fourth place in the standings. EuroLeagueAfter defeating Fener in Kaunas. While they are only one win away from second place, which is held by Virtus Bologna and Barcelona with a record of 15-7.
Panathinaikos – Partizan 84-71
With the defenses having the first say, it was Panathinaikos who got the required length in this area and combined it with an offensive attack in the… finale, completing a four-game winning streak and 14 wins in total in the Euroleague this year. Which keeps him in fourth place in the rankings.
The “Greens” won 84-71 over Partizan in Ouaka, for the 22nd match and with the mental state at its peak their focus is on the “eternal” derby on Monday (22/1) with Olympiacos again in the closed Olympic facilities, for the A1 Men/Basket League. On the other hand, Zelimir Obradovic's team, which once again experienced moments of apotheosis at the headquarters where it had worked for 13 years, suffered its eleventh defeat. It is worth noting that Panathinaikos is now superior in the potential confrontation with the Serbs, as they lost in overtime in Belgrade. Offensive measure, once again, Kendrick Nunn with 21 points, Mathias Lesueur finished with 14 points and 9 rebounds, dominating the second half with both strikers and Dino Mitoglou carrying the opponent's basket with 16 points and also collecting 7 rebounds. The defense of Jerrian Grant, who finished with four steals, was key.
From Partizan, who lined up without the valuable Kevin Pander, Perry Dozier attempted 16 points, 7 rebounds, 8 assists and 6 steals!
Quarter-finals: 18-16, 42-40, 58-58, 84-71
Zalgiris – Fenerbahce 98-75
Zalgiris ended Kaunas' three-game winning streak FenerbahceAnd a return to positive results in the Euroleague. The Lithuanians easily beat the Turks, 98-75, in the 22nd game, improving their record to 8-14, and forcing Sarunas Jasikevicius to a ninth defeat.
Zalgiris' dynamic start and excellent shooting percentages, especially from 6.75 (10/19 three-pointers), made the task easier for the home team, which had a margin of safety from the first minutes and was practically not threatened until the end.
With 21 points and 7 assists, Keenan Evans was the hero of the winners, while Lorenas Perutis finished the game with a double (16 pts, 10 pts). From Fener, Scotty Wilbekin scored 22 points, while Giorgos Papagiannis remained at 2 points, with 5 rebounds, 1 steal, and 2 fouls. Nick Calathes (4 AS, 5 AS, 2 AS), Tyler Dorsey (7 AS, 1 AS, 1 AS) also remained in the shallows.
Quarter-finals: 20-14, 43-35, 66-55, 98-75
Monaco – Real Madrid 98-74
What a derby (?), on the glittering pitch of Monaco there was only one team led by a formidable captain, Mike James, as the French dismantled real madrid 98-74 in a game in which they led by as much as 29 points!
Monaco put in a great performance in front of their home fans and Real Madrid fell behind before facing Olympiacos. The development of the game was amazing, as the French team, which played amazing basketball, was not only in control, but for a long period the difference was more than 20 points until it reached +29 (85-56) at the beginning of the last period.
Mike James had a game that was amazing in execution and creativity. His 10th assist out of 12 was unimaginable
Quarter-finals: 33-20, 56-40, 80-54, 98-74
Valencia – Armani 84-72
A brilliant second half saw Valencia beat Armani Milano (84-72). The Italians with Sabaz Napier giving the points (20 points) seemed to be the leaders of the match, until Valencia decided to play the basketball that had given them victories since the beginning of the season.
Brandon Davies dominated both bats, Sammy O'Jelje provided his own bat, while Chris Jones captained when needed.
Quarter-finals: 21-19, 32-40, 61-59, 84-72.
Round 22
Thursday 1/18
Efes – Barcelona 98-74
Red Star – Baskonia 90-91
Alba – Bayern 65-82
Olympiacos – Maccabi 89-72
Virtus Bologna – Vilerbahn 73-63
Friday 1/19
Zalgiris – Fenerbahce 98-75
Monaco – Real Madrid 98-74
Panathinaikos – Partizan 84-71
Valencia – Armani 84-72
Ranking
SAR 19-3
Virtus Bologna 15-7 (2)
Barcelona 15-7 (1)
Panathinaikos 14-8
Fenerbahce 13-9
Monaco 12-10 (10)
Olympiacos 12-10 (9)
Maccabi 12-10 (7)
Baskonia 12-10 (7)
They are tied 11-11
Valencia 11-11
Armani 9-13 (8)
Red Star 9-13 (7)
Bayern 9-13 (6)
Ephesians 9-13 (3)
Zalgiris 8-14
Alba 4-18 (3)
Villeurbanne 4-18 (3)
In parentheses are the points in their matches
Round 23
Thursday 1/25
Fenerbahce – Virtus (19:45)
Alba – Red Star (21:00)
Maccabi – Panathinaikos (21:05)
Bayern – Villeurbanne (21:30)
Real Madrid – Olympiacos (21:45)
Friday 1/26
Ephesus – Monaco (19:30)
Baskonia – Valencia (21:30)
Partizan – Zalgiris (21:30)
Armani – Barcelona (21:30)
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