Paris Basketball showed the mettle and resilience of a Turkish Airlines EuroLeague stalwart in an 81-78 win over Virtus Segafredo Bologna, as the competition’s debutant continued to impress and defy the odds.

Paris leaned on Shorts and Lo while subduing rampant Clyburn

[Paris Basketball](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/teams/paris-basketball/roster/prs/) showed the mettle and resilience of a Turkish Airlines EuroLeague stalwart in an 81-78 win over [Virtus Segafredo Bologna](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/teams/virtus-segafredo-bologna/roster/vir/), as the competition’s debutant continued to impress and defy the odds.

It was an eighth successive win for Paris in its first season in the EuroLeague, with the home team prevailing in a rugged and physical contest after preventing the visitors from forcing a final twist in the Adidas Arena.

Like so many times this season, Paris relied on [TJ Shorts](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/tj-shorts/012608/) to deliver the goods and the livewire playmaker received vital support from fellow guard [Maodo Lo](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/maodo-lo/007032/), as the duo joined forces to get the better of [Will Clyburn](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/will-clyburn/004888/) who caught fire in the first half for Virtus.

Shorts struggled from inside for much of the contest, shooting 4-of-12, but was 2-of-2 from deep and sank a clutch fadeaway jumper in the final minute and dished out 9 assists to go with a team-high 19 points.

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Lo chipped in with 16 points as he too bedazzled his markers with superior ball-handling skills which facilitated fast-paced offense. In addition, Nadir Hifi netted 11 points and Paris racked up a staggering 48 rebounds, of which 14 were on offense.

Crucially, the home team held Clyburn to a mere 5 points in the second half after the forward poured 20 in the first 20 minutes, 15 of them in the first quarter when Virtus raced to a 2-13 lead early on and looked capable of snapping the home team’s streak.

Tightly marked and unable to find open looks, Clyburn relied on his teammates after the interval, having made 8 of his 10 attempts in the opening half including 4 of 4 from downtown.

However, they missed a barrage of open shots from deep in the wake of aggressive defense from Paris, as the visitors hit a mere 9 of 29 from downtown. Shorts was delighted after a grueling battle although he acknowledged that Paris would be ill-advised to allow any complacency to creep into its ranks.   

“Once again another great feeling and another win. We’re on a high right now but we’ve got to stay focused,” he said in a courtside post-game interview. “You see how the game started, we weren’t on our identity but we’ve got to find ways to protect our home court and that’s what we did tonight.”

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Paris head coach [Tiago Splitter](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/teams/paris-basketball/prs/splitter-tiago/) was also pleased with the outcome after the home team nearly spilled a 77-63 lead in the home straight.

“There were a couple of things we could have done better at the end of the fourth quarter, but at the end of the day it’s a W and I’ll take it,” he said.

Next week, Paris faces a doubleheader on the road as they visit Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv and then Olympiacos Piraeus, as the surprise package of the season aims to continue its dream start in Europe’s premier club competition.   

The home team’s dynamic backcourt duo forced Virtus into submission after containing its top scorer 

Paris Basketball v Virtus Segafredo Bologna (2024-11-28T19:30:00.000Z)

Real Madrid had to fight it out for 50 minutes against FC Barcelona, but in the end the trio of Walter Tavares, Facundo Campazzo and Mario Hezonja led their team to a 90-97 double-overtime victory in El Clásico.

Real Madrid gets back on track with 2OT win over Barcelona, 90-97

It took double overtime, but Real Madrid managed to come out on top in the 37th edition of *El Clásico* this century after downing FC Barcelona 90-97 at Palau Blaugrana. Big players step up in the big games and that is what happened for *Los Blancos* in Round 12's Rivalry Series *game*, with Walter Tavares, Facundo Campazzo and Mario Hezonja all coming to the fore in crucial moments for the visitors, who won for the first time on the road this season after going 0-5 away from WiZink Center before Thursday night. For Barcelona, it has now lost three straight games in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague.

Tavares posted a 24-point, 18-rebound double-double and Campazzo also finished with an 18-point, 10-assist double-double, while Hezonja netted 23 points. For Barcelona, Kevin Punter netted 27 points, Jan Vesely scored 20 points, and Jabari Parker chipped in with 11 points.

Real Madrid got off to a good start and took a 4-8 lead on a pair of triples by Xavier Rathan-Mayes, before Hezonja added 4 points to put the visitors 6-14 ahead. Then, Vesely displayed his quality by scoring 8 points for Barcelona in an 8-2 run that got the hosts within reach of Los Blancos, 14-17. With 0.4 seconds remaining in the quarter, however, Youssoupha Fall fouled Serge Ibaka and was given a technical foul, which Real Madrid took advantage of to find itself 17-22 ahead after 10 minutes.

Dario Brizuela had an integral role in giving Barcelona its first lead since the opening basket, draining a three-pointer and then finding Juan Nunez for a layup to make it 24-22. The momentum was suddenly in the Azulgrana's favor, and the introduction of new signing Raul Neto paid immediate dividends with the Brazilian scoring 5 points in a hurry to set a 31-25 score. The energy of Justin Anderson was seeing him earn lots of plaudits from the crowd, and Barcelona netted the last 5 points of the quarter to take a 38-34 advantage into the break.

In the third quarter, Hezonja showed why he has the Super Mario nickname by scoring Real Madrid's first 12 points to give Chus Mateo's team a 45-46 lead. Campazzo's three capped a 10-0 Real Madrid run that made it a 45-49 ballgame, but back-to-back mid-range makes by Brizuela leveled the score. Barcelona went back in front after a hustle play by Brizuela resulted in Nunez finding Alex Abrines for a three-pointer, 52-51, but Hezonja responded to that triple by knocking down one of his own in the final score of the period, 52-54.

There was almost nothing to separate the two teams in the fourth quarter, as Vesely continued to cause headaches for Real Madrid and Punter started to get hot, scoring from mid-range, hitting a triple and going 3 for 3 from the line to put the Azulgrana 69-66 in front with 1:44 left. Tavares was leaving his fingerprints all over the game and three-point play with 52 seconds remaining made it 70-69, then Punter hit back by making 2 free throws to make it a three-point difference, 72-69. Tavares's layup with 9 seconds left made things interesting, 72-71, but Parker kept his cool from the line to knock down a pair of free throws. Yet, with 1 second left, Campazzo struck from three-point land to silence the Palau Blaugrana crowd and send the game to overtime, 74-74.

The first overtime session saw Real Madrid score the first four points, going 74-78 ahead, but Punter and Vesely refused to let the visitors pull away, combining to make it 78-79. A shootout followed, with Punter hitting a three-pointer, Tavares dunking, and Punter scoring from mid-range. Campazzo followed by scoring a layup, but Punter could only go 1 of 2 from the line, with the score 84-84 at the end of the first overtime period.

In the second overtime session, it was Barcelona that got off the mark first after Tavares was called for goaltending, but Hezonja scored a pretty turnaround jumper off the glass to make it 86-86, and Tavares's put-back dunk gave Real Madrid the lead at 87-88. Parker gave Barcelona fans hope with a three-pointer to nudge the hosts 90-89 ahead, but Real Madrid went on an 8-0 run with Campazzo scoring 4 to come away with a 90-97 victory.

Chus Mateo's squad won for the first time away from Madrid in the EuroLeague this season

FC Barcelona v Real Madrid (2024-11-28T19:45:00.000Z)

Paris Basketball stretched its winning streak in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague to eight games after overcoming a slow start to beat visiting Virtus Segafredo Bologna 81-78 and improve to 9-3 in the premier club competition. 

Unstoppable Paris rolls on with 81-78 win over Virtus 

Paris Basketball stretched its winning streak in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague to eight games after overcoming a slow start to beat visiting Virtus Segafredo Bologna 81-78 and improve to 9-3 in the premier club competition.

TJ Shorts again paced Paris with 19 points and 9 assists, Maodo Lo scored 15 points while Nadir Hifi added 11, propelling the home team in a vibrant atmosphere. At the other end, Will Clyburn led Virtus with a game-high 25 points but only 5 of them came in the second half. Isaia Cordinier netted 16 points for the visitors, who dropped to 2-10.

Virtus made a fast and furious start as it raced into a 2-13 lead, with Clyburn shooting the lights out from all over. However, Paris then beefed up its defense and closed in to 21-24 at the end of the first quarter, although Clyburn finished the opening period on 15 points.

The American forward showed no signs of slowing down as he mixed layups with long-range shots, but lack of support on offense coupled with a 12-0 run engineered by Paris turned the tide for good as it gave the hosts a 40-33 lead late in the second quarter.

Paris extended its advantage to 55-44 early in the third as Virtus struggled with Clyburn running out of steam, while the rest of the crew missed a flurry of open shots, which allowed the home team to head into the final 10 minutes 68-61 ahead. Center Ante Zizic kept Virtus afloat with 9 quickfire points in the third period, but Shorts and Lo pierced through the visiting team’s defense with dazzling ball control, which facilitated an avalanche of assists and layups at the other end.

It seemed Virtus was out for the count when Paris raced away into its biggest lead of the night midway through the fourth, 77-63, but the home team’s offense then came to a screeching halt while Virtus gathered momentum and went on a 0-12 run.

Shorts sank a crucial mid-range jumper to make it 80-75 and after Marco Belinelli hit a triple at the other end, Hifi split free throws to keep Paris ahead, 81-78. Belinelli missed a tough shot from the halfway line on the final buzzer, sparking loud celebrations among the home fans at Adidas Arena.    

The EuroLeague debutant celebrated its eighth successive win thanks to a gritty performance  

Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv got back to the winning ways, leading from start to finish en route to beating ALBA Berlin 85-103 on Thursday night in the German capital. Maccabi registered its first road win of the season and improved to a 4-8 record, while ALBA dropped to a league-worst 2-10 record.

Maccabi runs past ALBA, 85-103

Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv got back to winning ways, leading from start to finish en route to beating ALBA Berlin 85-103 on Thursday night in the German capital. Maccabi registered its first road win of the season and improved to 4-8, while ALBA dropped to a league-worst 2-10 record.

Maccabi opened the game with a 2-18 run and then pulled away for good at the end of the first half as Rokas Jokubaitis scored the first 8 points in the game on the way to a career-high 24 points plus 6 assists. Jaylen Hoard scored 18, David DeJulius had 14, while Will Rayman added 12 points in a winning effort. Matteo Spagnolo had 16 points for ALBA, Elias Rapieque scored 14 and Trevion Williams and Gabriele Procida contributed 10 apiece in a loss.

Jokubaitis scored the first 8 points of the game and Wenyen Gabriel blocked a pair of shots as Maccabi jumped to a 0-8 lead. Procida's dunk opened ALBA's account, but John DiBartolomeo and Hoard hit back-to-back three-pointers and Hoard scored two more baskets as the visitors extended the lead to 2-18. Ziga Samar and the newly-signed David McCormack gave ALBA life and a basket from Rapieque got ALBA within 14-25, but Hoard had a fastbreak dunk and DeJulius hit a buzzer-beating three to make it 16-32 after 10 minutes.

McCormack kept finding ways to score inside and the teams proceeded to trade baskets. Roman Sorkin had a layup on one side and a block on the other, but Malte Delow, Spagnolo and Procida got the hosts within 30-36. After Jasiel Rivero snapped an 8-0 run, Jokubaitis had a three-point play and DeJulius finished the half with 7 straight points, including a last-second three-pointer for a 36-52 halftime advantage.

Spagnolo and Procida got ALBA to a good second-half start, cutting it to 45-56. After baskets from Jokubaitis and Hoard, Jonas Mattiseck sank ALBA's first triple of the game and Procida made it 50-60. But Hoard answered with 5 points, including a triple, sparking a 2-15 run capped by a corner three from Rayman that opened a 52-75 lead.

The visitors took a 56-77 lead into the fourth quarter, which the two teams opened by trading triples. Rapieque sparked an 11-4 run that had ALBA within 78-90 with under 5 minutes to go, but Gabriel, Jokubaitis and Hoard sealed the outcome.

The Israeli champs register their first road win of the season

ALBA Berlin v Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv (2024-11-28T19:00:00.000Z)

after a bit of time to reflect on a five-game road losing streak to start the season, Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz answered the bell and took down Zalgiris Kaunas 70-83

Staring at a losing streak, Baskonia answered the bell for first road win

[Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/teams/baskonia-vitoria-gasteiz/roster/bas/) looked done and dusted with a 16-point deficit in one of the toughest places to play. But after a bit of time to reflect on a five-game road losing streak to start the season, the Spanish side answered the bell and took down [Zalgiris Kaunas](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/teams/zalgiris-kaunas/roster/zal/). 

Baskonia reeled off 16 straight points spanning the third and fourth quarters to erase Zalgiris’s lead and ended up running away in the final minute for [a 70-83 victory](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/news/baskonia-rallies-to-beat-zalgiris-70-83-for-first-road-win/) to improve to 5-7 - and 1-5 away from home.

“Going into halftime we knew we needed to come out with more energy, more physicality and more just coming out and being us: having fun playing the game. We knew Zalgiris was going to fight like they always do. We matched their energy,” said [Donta Hall](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/donta-hall/011196/), who was all over the place with 14 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks. 

“I feel a lot of our games this season have been we go down a lot and we start fighting. Me personally, I never feel like the game is over, no matter what the score is. As long as there is time on the board,” added [Chima Moneke](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/chima-moneke/012201/), who tallied a team-high 17 points with 3 three-pointers and 5 rebounds. 

[Coach Pablo Laso](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/teams/baskonia-vitoria-gasteiz/bas/laso-pablo/) praised two of his team’s unsung heroes - [Kamar Baldwin](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/kamar-baldwin/012597/) and [Trent Forrest](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/trent-forrest/013367/), who contributed 10 points and 6 assists; and 14 points respectively. 

“Kamar and Trent gave us a lot of intensity defensively. We got some steals and were able to run and we caught up quickly and we didn’t let them finish the game. That was important because we made them doubt themselves,” said the veteran coach. 

The 0-16 run turned a 57-40 deficit into a 57-57 tie game and Baskonia eventually pushed the gap out to 61-68. The Spanish side fought off a strong stretch from Zalgiris’s [Lonnie Walker](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/players/lonnie-walker-iv/013403/) and got the win. 

It was a strong answer for Baskonia, which according to Hall was able to use the national team break from domestic league action to work on its game:

“Us coming off this break was like a sign of reality. We are on a five-game losing streak. We gotta figure something out here. We had good physical practices and this is what you get.”

Good practices during the national team break helped Baskonia lay foundation for big victory 

Zalgiris Kaunas v Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz (2024-11-28T18:00:00.000Z)

Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade grabbed its second straight home victory by defeating Olympiacos Piraeus 78-70 at Belgrade Arena in Round 12 of the 2024-25 Turkish EuroLeague season on Thursday night

Partizan powers past Olympiacos, 78-70

Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade grabbed its second straight victory by defeating Olympiacos Piraeus 78-70 at Belgrade Arena in Round 12 on Thursday night. The hosts outscored the Reds 28-13 in the fourth quarter, where Brandon Davies stepped up big to seal the victory. With this win, Partizan improved to 4-8, while, Olympiacos saw its six-game winning streak come to an end and dropped to 8-4.

Carlik Jones paced Partizan with 15 points, Iffe Lundberg recorded 13, Davies scored 12 and Vanja Marinkovic added 10. For Olympiacos, Fournier led all scorers with 16, Nikola Milutinov netted 13 and Alec Peters had 12 in a losing effort.

Olympiacos started strong, as Luca Vildoza opened the game with a buzzer-beating triple before Fournier nailed one of his own, with Moustapha Fall slamming home a dunk for an early 0-8 lead. Davies drilled a triple following a Partizan timeout, but Peters and Fall scored from inside to make it 3-12. Thomas Walkup and Isaac Bonga traded triples before the former and Fournier nailed one each from deep to extend Olympiacos’s lead to 8-21. Then, Lundberg netted an open layup and Marinkovic nailed a triple that trimmed the deficit to 16-25 after 10 minutes.

Lundberg and Milutinov exchanged buckets to open the second quarter before the latter netted inside after picking up an offensive rebound for an 18-29 lead. After Bonga sank another triple, a jumper from Frank Ntilikina brought Partizan within 23-29. Kostas Papanikolaou responded with a triple, but Balsa Koprivica nailed back-to-back slams and Carlik Jones scored inside to cut the difference to 31-33. A put-back dunk from Koprivica put Partizan in front for the first time before a couple of free throws from Lundberg allowed the hosts to take a 38-36 lead into the second half.

A buzzer-beating jumper from Vildoza was followed by a bucket from Carlik Jones before Fall and Vildoza completed a three-point play each to put Olympiacos ahead, 40-44. Then, Lundberg sank a corner triple, but Fournier netted a layup before setting up Peters for another three-point play, 43-49. Koprivica and Milutinov exchanged inside scores before Ntilikina sank a three-pointer to bring Partizan within 48-51. Olympiacos responded with a 0-6 run inspired by Peters, but nailed an open layup to cut the difference to 50-57 heading into the closing quarter.

Marinkovic opened the fourth with a triple, but Papanikolaou responded from deep to restore a 53-60 lead. Carlik Jones replied with 4 unanswered points. A triple from Davies and another one from Jones put Partizan back in front, 63-62. Partizan never looked back from that point as Lundberg and Davies drilled a midrange jumper each before a three-point dagger from Marinkovic gave Partizan a 70-63 lead. Then, Davies sank a step-back jumper, but a three-point play from Fournier cut the difference to 72-66. Tyrique Jones and Peters traded buckets in crunch time and a basket from Carlik Jones sealed it for Partizan.

 The home team dominated the fourth quarter to claim the win

Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade v Olympiacos Piraeus (2024-11-28T19:30:00.000Z)

Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz rallied from 16 points down to surprise Zalgiris Kaunas 70-83 and finally collect its first road victory of the season. 

Baskonia rallies to beat Zalgiris, 70-83, for first road win

Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz rallied from 16 points down to surprise Zalgiris Kaunas 70-83 and finally collect its first road victory of the season. Baskonia went on a 0-16 run spanning the final two quarters to erase the big deficit and finished the game with the final 11 points to improve to 5-7 - and 1-5 away from home.

Chima Moneke scored 17 points to pace five Baskonia scorers in double figures with Donta Hall collecting 14 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks, Trent Forrest adding 14 points and Kamar Baldwin and Nikos Ragkovapoulos both chipping in 10 points. Zalgirs looked like it was flying high with 4 minutes left in the third quarter but crashed back to earth for a 7-5 record - including 5-2 at home. Lonnie Walker scored 9 of his 19 points in the closing minutes but they were not enough. Deividas Sirvydis contributed 14 points in the loss.

The game went back and forth in the opening minutes with six lead changes and two ties when Markus Howard started a 2-11 run over nearly 5 minutes to put Baskonia ahead 11-19. Zalgiris netted the final 6 points of the first quarter to end it down 17-19. 

Zalgiris inched closer with a Matt Mitchell free throw to close within 18-19. Ragkavopoulos snapped a more than 4-minute scoreless drought for Baskonia with a triple and Moneke added a three-pointer of his own to make it 20-25. The Zalgiris charge continued with a Walker three-pointer among his 7 points to pull ahead 31-28. Back-to-back triples from Sirvydis and Dovydas Giedraitis and a long ball from Alen Smailagic had Zalgiris up 42-33. And the gap was 42-35 at the break.

Baskonia tried to stay close and was down just 47-41. Laurynas Birtutis stepped up in the paint with 5 points and a block and Sirvydis knocked down a three-pointer as the cushion swelled to 57-41. The Zalgiris offense dried up for the next 4 minutes and Baskonia finished the third quarter with the final 11 points to trail just 57-52 after 30 minutes.

Moneke’s three and Forrest’s jumper started the final frame and increased the visitors' run to 0-16 to tie the game at 57-57. Smailagic ended Zalgiris’s nearly 6-minute scoreless drought. Baskonia, however, nosed ahead on a Moneke triple to lead 61-62. Baldwin and Rogkavopoulos both added three-pointers to put Baskonia up 61-68. Walker willed Zalgiris back into the game with 9 straight points to make it 70-72. Zalgiris could not hit another shot and Baskonia went 10 for 10 from the free throw line in the final 66 seconds. 

Baskonia came back from 16 down as Zalgiris collapsed in final 14 minutes 

Leaving a piece of his heart in both cities and teams, Gigi Datome looked back at his eight years between Fenerbahce Beko and Olimpia Milano.

Istanbul and Milan, Fenerbahce and Olimpia in Gigi Datome's words

In 2015, [Gigi Datome](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/luigi-datome/ccd/) was eager to find himself more playing time in the NBA. He had crossed the Atlantic two years before to sign with the Detroit Pistons, but in late February 2015 – just before the trade deadline – he moved to the Boston Celtics. In Boston, Brad Stevens praised him as the team’s "best shooter" and it looked like he had found his rhythm with the Celtics.

His career in Europe hadn't seen him to go further than the Italian border, planting his roots from Sardinia all the way to the "Continent", as people from the island call the Peninsula. From then on, he gained experience between Siena and Scafati before bursting onto the scene in Rome.

He had never thought about playing in Turkiye, nor he had ever been in the country that lies in both Asia and Europe. While immersed in his endless thoughts about how to catch more attention in Boston, he thought about organizing a much-needed vacation there.

Four of his best friends and a marvelous city like Istanbul made for what should have been an unforgettable adventure, but something didn't go according to plan and the trip got canceled. However, fate had a way of intervening later in the most intricate and inexplicable ways. "You really wanted to go," they told him.

Read more [HERE](https://www.eurohoops.net/en/trademarks/1748187/gigi-datome-fenerbahce-istanbul-milano-euroleague-interview/).

Leaving a piece of his heart in both cities and teams, the Italian legend looked back at his eight years between Fenerbahce and Milan

Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul v EA7 Emporio Armani Milan (2024-11-29T17:45:00.000Z)

Right after his first practice with AS Monaco, Vassilis Spanoulis sat down to talk with Javier Gancedo of the Euroleague.net about a number of topics: his return to the EuroLeague, how important it was for him to get back to the EuroLeague in his own terms, and what led him to accept Monaco's offer in the middle of the season.

Vassilis Spanoulis exclusive interview: 'I missed the EuroLeague'

In the biggest news around the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague this week, [Vassilis Spanoulis is back in the competition](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/news/monaco-basket-names-vassilis-spanoulis-as-head-coach/) – this time as a head coach – after signing a multi-year deal with [AS Monaco](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/teams/as-monaco/mco/). 

Right after his first practice with the team, Spanoulis sat down to talk with Javier Gancedo of the [Euroleague.net](http://Euroleague.net) about a number of topics: his return to the EuroLeague, how important it was for him to get back to the EuroLeague in his own terms, and what led him to accept Monaco's offer in the middle of the season.

Spanoulis also talked about [Mike James](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/mike-james/005985/) and his relationship with him, his coaching mentors and the tricky nature of the EuroLeague calendar. His first game will be against Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens in the Greek capital, and his first home game will be against Olympiacos Piraeus, [the club that retired his jersey over a year ago](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/en/euroleague/news/teammates-opponents-remembered-vassilis-spanoulis-on-olympiacos-bc-night-of-the-legend/). 

Don't miss the chance to hear Spanoulis's first thoughts as he opens a new chapter in his career.

Vassilis Spanoulis is back in the EuroLeague | Exclusive interview on coaching and Identity

The EuroLeague Basketball Legend will coach for the first time in Europe's premier club basketball competition

Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens v AS Monaco (2024-11-29T19:15:00.000Z)

AS Monaco v Olympiacos Piraeus (2024-12-04T18:00:00.000Z)