### Dusko Ivanovic, Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade head coach

“We played this game how we wanted to play. Aggression on defense, and so much confidence and patience. Many easy baskets on the fastbreak, which gave us confidence with this kind of play.”

### Yakup Sekizkok, Anadolu Efes Istanbul assistant coach

“It was a really physical game. They played really tough defense, pressure on the ball, contact everywhere. We managed to play our offense up to the third quarter, but when we were up 70-71, we couldn’t create open shots or find the scorers. That also affected our energy on defense. We wanted to come back, but it was also a difficult atmosphere and their toughness meant we couldn’t create easy scoring opportunities. Now we will rest and practice tomorrow, and be ready for Friday \[against Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv\].

“Without point guards \[Vasilije Micic and Shane Larkin were out injured\], it was difficult for us to execute our offense. But for 32 or 33 minutes, we were in the game. We are satisfied with the fight and hustle of our players on the court.”

### Facundo Campazzo, Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade guard

“I feel happy. We wanted to win so bad after a couple of tough losses. We needed to play good as a team, and I think we did that tonight. We’ve got to play like tonight, with our defense as our DNA. Don’t worry about our offense, because we’ve got a very dangerous team on offense; we can score in many ways. We've got to play as a team on defense, being aggressive like tonight, and I think we had a great job. I enjoyed it a lot. I had fun with the fans – they were crazy, singing all the game. We are like a family right now, and in the bad and good moments we are still together. That’s a great sign in a long season like this. Now \[we need to\] just rest and think about Panathinaikos \[Athens\]. It’s very important to go game by game, not to think about the playoffs or anything like that. Just get better with every practice and game.”

### Ognjen Dobric, Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade guard

“We played 40 minutes with our maximum focus and showed that we have the quality to play with any team in the EuroLeague. When we play at our best, we can beat anybody. This is just one game, but we have bounced back and it’s an important win. There are more games to come; the next one on Friday against Panathinaikos is even more important. We have the quality to be in the top eight and I know we can prove it.”

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Ognjen Dobric, Zvezda: 'We have the quality to be in the top eight'

Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade v Anadolu Efes Istanbul (2023-03-08T19:30:00.000Z)

Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade reignited its playoff challenge by outplaying Anadolu Efes Istanbul en route to a 94-75 win at Aleksandar Nikolic Hall on Wednesday night. Zvezda improved to 12-15 with this triumph and also claimed the head-to-head advantage over Efes, who dropped out of the playoff places at 13-13.

Zvezda dominates Efes, 94-75

Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade reignited its playoff challenge by outplaying Anadolu Efes Istanbul en route to a 94-75 win at Aleksandar Nikolic Hall on Wednesday night. Zvezda improved to 12-15 with this triumph and also claimed the head-to-head advantage over Efes, who dropped out of the playoff places at 13-13.

Efes dominated the first quarter to lead by 8, but Zvezda responded with a 10-0 run to move ahead before halftime. The hosts then controlled the second half and gradually pulled away for a convincing win. Facundo Campazzo sparkled on his home debut, combining 22 points with 7 assists. Ognjen Dobric added 15 points, while Ben Bentil and Luka Mitrovic both scored 10. Will Clyburn powered Efes with 12 points and 9 rebounds, with Ante Zizic scoring 16 and Rodrigue Beaubois adding 15.

Three-pointers from Beaubois, Amath M’Baye and Bugrahan Tuncer gave Efes a 7-13 start. Dobric poured in 12 first-quarter points, but Clyburn scored twice to make it 20-25 at the end of the first. 

Campazzo drained two triples, before Clyburn answered with 7 more points, 26-34. Nemanja Nedovic scored twice in a 10-0 run for Zvezda’s first lead, which Campazzo protected with 5 more points, despite two buckets from Zizic before halftime, 49-45. 

Two baskets from Ognjen Kuzmic pulled Zvezda further ahead, 57-48. Triples from Beaubois and M’Baye restored the lead for Efes, but Filip Petrusev scored three times at the end of the third, 68-67. 

Campazzo netted three layups for an 82-72 lead as Ergin Ataman was ejected for his second technical foul, and consecutive buckets from Mitrovic emphasized Zvezda’s superiority as the hosts cruised home to victory.

### Oded Kattash, Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv head coach

"We put a lot of effort \[into the game\] after a really bad start. We showed character twice: after the bad start, a really bad start. We got down, no energy, but we found the way to fight back and also when they came back in the fourth quarter. We stayed there, stayed positive. I am really proud of the guys; we were fighting. We have to be consistent, the EuroLeague is challenging. It is the top competition!

"It was a big \[win\] for us. Mentally, we started the game really bad, but found a way to fight back. We changed some lineups, changed some defenses and found a way to get over that really bad start. And also, the second challenge that we faced was their comeback \[attempt\] in the fourth quarter. We showed some character there, so I am really proud of the players. They kept believing and fighting. We got a W against a really quality team, and I am proud of my players."

### Dimitris Itoudis, Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul head coach

"I think that the second quarter affected us a lot. We have seen that Maccabi has a lot of big plays individually. With only 10 assists, we couldn't control that second quarter and the game slipped out of our hands. The players fought back, we managed to tie the game and it could have gone a different way, but congratulations to Maccabi.

"First of all, I would like to say that it was a very, very interesting game. The way it ended and the fact that we tied the game in the clutch moments, it could have gone the other way, too, and it would have been well deserved. 

"We couldn't make shots, they were well-created, open looks that we couldn't make. We shot the ball terribly today, from free throws as well as from the three-point line. We had to keep shooting and creating good shots. In the last two EuroLeague games, we shot pretty good and, obviously, that is something that at the end of the game and at the end of the stretch, it would help any team. Today, as I said, we had to find different ways to score. 

"Obviously, that second quarter hurt us a lot, the way that Maccabi was defending and also stopped with a zone, in terms of trying to reduce a little bit the productivity we had in the post game with D.P. \[Dyshawn Pierre\] against Lorenzo \[Brown\], keeping him always aware and the whole defense of Maccabi. The zone gave us a lot of open looks, a lot of good drives, a lot of free throws which we unfortunately couldn't capitalize on in that game. And it happened what it happened in the third quarter. We never gave up, though. This is a good thing: we found the right rotation and came back to the game. Then it happened what happened with the turnovers. They made the free throws in the clutch moments."

### John DiBartolomeo, Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv guard

"I think we got stops. They made a run in the fourth quarter. They are such a talented team, they have so many weapons, but in the end, we got enough stops and enough rebounds to come out with a win, and it was a really important game for us. I tried to play with energy and tried to be aggressive when I can, and I tried to help the team in any way I can. Tonight, the ball came to me a little more, and I am happy I was able to help."

### Lorenzo Brown, Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv guard

"It was a really gutsy \[win\] for us. Fener is a great team, there are a lot of fast players on that team, so we just had to come out, try to play as aggressive as we can and get the win, and this is what we did. It is always great competition with Nick \[Calathes\]. He is a legend out here, so it is always an honor. He did his thing, but we came out victorious and that is the most important part. What I said on the bench is that I was thinking that John \[DiBartolomeo\] plays really hard. He comes in and works every day, and goes 100 miles per hour."

Oded Kattash, Maccabi: 'The EuroLeague is challenging'

Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv v Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul (2023-03-08T17:30:00.000Z)

In an intense showdown that went down to the final minute, Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv grabbed its 11th home win of the season by edging Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul 78-74 in Round 27 on Friday. Maccabi improved to 14-13 in the standings and is 11-2 at home this season. Meanwhile, Fenerbahce dropped to 16-10 and saw its three-game winning streak come to an end. Fenerbahce, however, holds the tiebreak advantage if both teams finish the regular season with the same record. 

Lorenzo Brown led 5 Maccabi players in double digits with 21 points. Wade Baldwin added 15, including the game-clinching free throws, while Bonzie Colson, Roman Sorkin and John DiBartolomeo each had 10 for the winners. Nigel Hayes-Davis led Fenerbahce with 16 points. DyShawn Pierre scored 12 of his 15 points in the first quarter and Johnathan Motley had 12 for the guests. 

Maccabi outlasts Fenerbahce, 78-74!

In an intense showdown that went down to the final minute, Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv grabbed its 11th home win of the season by edging Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul 78-74 at Menora Mivtachim Arena on Friday evening. With this victory, Maccabi improved to 14-13 in the standings and is now 11-2 at home this season. Meanwhile, Fenerbahce dropped to 16-10 and saw its three-game winning streak come to an end. Fenerbahce, however, holds the tiebreak advantage if both teams finish the regular season with the same record.

Lorenzo Brown led five Maccabi players in double digits with 21 points. Wade Baldwin added 15, including the game-clinching free throws, while Bonzie Colson, Roman Sorkin and John DiBartolomeo each had 10. Nigel Hayes-Davis scored a team-high 16 points for Fenerbahce. Dyshawn Pierre scored 12 of his 15 points in the first quarter, and Johnathan Motley had 12 for the guests.

Pierre stepped up early, scoring 10 points in a 0-13 Fenerbahce run that he capped with a bomb from downtown for a 3-15 score. Baldwin and Brown each buried a three-pointer, but the guests found a new go-to guy in Hayes-Davis, who single-handedly kept his team way ahead, 17-25, after 10 minutes. 

Jarell Martin and DiBartolomeo each sank a three-pointer in an 8-0 run that tied the game at 31-31. Brown completed Maccabi's comeback, 36-35, right after that. He got help from Martin and DiBartolomeo to boost the hosts' lead to 43-39 at halftime.

Sorkin dunked right after the break and Colson added a jump hook for a 47-39 score. Scottie Wilbekin and Nick Calathes tried to change things for the guests, then Motley's jumper made it a 1-point game, 52-51. Martin and Colson rescued Maccabi, and DiBartolomeo beat the buzzer with a step-back triple that restored a 61-56 Maccabi lead after 30 minutes. 

Maccabi held its opponent scoreless for four minutes, with Josh Nebo capping an 8-0 run that made it a double-digit game, 66-56. Marko Guduric and Nemanja Bjelica each had 5 points in a 0-10 run that tied the game, 71-71, with 1:49 left. But, Baldwin took over with a wild three-point play, before Brown matched Guduric's layup with free throws.

Maccabi outlasts Fenerbahce, 78-74

The final stretch of the 2022-23 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Regular Season is here, which means that the push to make the playoffs is heating up with each round that passes. Two teams that are determined to book their tickets for the postseason are Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade and Anadolu Efes Istanbul, who come head-to-head in the Serbian capital this Wednesday night (20:30 CET).

Plenty on the line when Zvezda, Efes face off

The final stretch of the 2022-23 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Regular Season is here, which means that the push to make the playoffs is heating up with each round that passes. Two teams that are determined to book their tickets for the postseason are Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade and Anadolu Efes Istanbul, who come head-to-head in the Serbian capital this Wednesday night (20:30 CET).

Efes was able to come out on top against Zvezda in Round 1, winning 72-59, but the picture has changed significantly for both teams since then. While Will Clyburn will once again be suiting up for Efes, Vasilije Micic is out with an injury. The Turkish team will be able to call upon Shane Larkin this time, though.

Zvezda, meanwhile, changed its coach from Vladimir Jovanovic to Dusko Ivanovic after a rocky start to the season, and it didn't have Nemanja Nedovic available to play in Round 1. Also, as the season progressed, it was able to add a couple of weapons in Luca Vildoza and Facundo Campazzo, who had 16 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists and 1 steal on his debut last week.

The best plays of Facundo Campazzo as he made his Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade debut in Round 26 of the 2022-23 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Regular Season.

Facu Campazzo's best plays vs. Bayern

Despite the positivity that came with Campazzo's first game, Zvezda comes into Wednesday night's contest on the back of successive defeats, having fallen 72-87 to ALBA Berlin in Round 25 and 87-80 to FC Bayern Munich in Round 26. Yet, the arrival of Campazzo has provided hope for what is to come.

The Serbian team finds itself with a record of 11-15, which has seen it drop to 13th in the standings, but there is plenty of belief that the team's new backcourt of Campazzo and Vildoza can use their connection from the Argentinian national team to Zvezda's benefit.

What's more, if they can find a way to pair their talents with big man Filip Petrusev and continue to get regular contributions from Nedovic off the bench, Zvezda could quickly become one of the most fearsome teams in the EuroLeague.

Yet, Zvezda has a tough run to close the regular season. Over its next eight games, it has to play five teams sitting in the playoff places entering Round 27: Efes, FC Barcelona, Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz, Olympiacos Piraeus and Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul.

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Efes, meanwhile, is able to breathe a little easier, as it sits eighth in the standings with a record of 13-12. Ergin Ataman's team has nine games remaining – one more than Zvezda due to the tragic earthquake in Turkiye and Syria – and has been able to solidify its place in the playoff hunt by winning its last two games, downing LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne 89-90 and Panathinaikos Athens 82-87.

Those two results came without star guard Micic, but in his absence, fellow star Larkin has really come to the fore. At Panathinaikos in Round 26, Larkin not only played a season-high 36 minutes and 18 seconds, but he also had his first double-double in six years after pairing 13 points with 10 assists.

The best plays of Anadolu Efes Istanbul duo Shane Larkin and Will Clyburn in Rounds 25 and 26 in the 2022-23 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Regular Season.

Rounds 25, 26: Shane Larkin and Will Clyburn's best plays

Clyburn was also key in the win at OAKA, scoring 24 points, grabbing 7 rebounds, dishing 4 assists and recording 2 steals to earn MVP of the Round honors. That came one week after he grabbed the game-sealing steal against ASVEL. Like Larkin, any success that Efes is able to achieve in Round 27 will be down to how well Clyburn is able to perform.

Back on the road once again, Efes has the opportunity to enhance its odds of reaching the playoffs with another victory, but Zvezda – playing in front of a fervent atmosphere at Aleksandar Nikolic Hall – will also fancy its chances of coming away with the victory. There is plenty of star power on show and both teams' playoff hopes on the line, so it should be a lot of fun.

It was an emotional night beyond basketball at Peace and Friendship Stadium on Tuesday as Olympiacos Piraeus played its first home game since the February 28 crash in Tempi, Greece, that proved to be the worst rail disaster in the country's history, killing at least 57 people.

 Bartzokas spoke movingly of Greek train disaster 

It was an emotional night beyond basketball at Peace and Friendship Stadium on Tuesday as Olympiacos Piraeus played its first home game since the February 28 crash in Tempi, Greece, that proved to be the worst rail disaster in the country's history, killing at least 57 people.

The high-stakes game against visiting FC Barcelona was preceded by a heartfelt moment of silence in honor of the victims. With both teams at center court before tipoff, you could hear a pin drop among the almost 11,500 fans at Peace and Friendship Stadium.

Moment of silence for victims of Greek train disaster

After the game, winning coach Georgios Bartzokas of Olympiacos preceded his press conference by speaking on the tragedy.

"Before I take any questions, I would like to express the pain of all of us in the team and me personally for what happened at Tempi. It was difficult to play in \[Round 26\] in Milan and in \[a weekend domestic game in\] Rhodes. I didn't want to say it so as not to use it as an excuse," Bartzokas began.

"There's not a Greek who wasn't touched by it. Because I am a father, I feel that people being burned by a train collision, like wood burning in a fireplace, is something that is shocking.

"Many people think that in team sports such as basketball and football, the citizens involved are second-class. There are such people, but there is also a healthy, respectful public reaction to what happened, without violence. We express our sorrow, our pain, our grief.

"We were affected. In Milan, I saw the sadness of the people; in Turkey, there was a banner. What we must \[assure\] is that nothing like this should ever happen to anyone again."

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Bartzokas spoke movingly of Greek train disaster

Olympiacos Piraeus v FC Barcelona (2023-03-07T19:00:00.000Z)

After nine Turkish Airlines EuroLeague seasons playing for the main teams of his native Greece – Olympiacos Piraeus and Panathinaikos Athens – veteran guard [Ioannis Papapetrou](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/ioannis-papapetrou/005161/) joined Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade last summer. 

Now, in his first experience outside Greece, Papapetrou is glad to have joined such a historic team as Partizan as it returns to Europe's main stage.

"In my career, I always look for challenges," Papapetrou says. "I always look for something to keep me going and give me motivation. I like the vision of the club."

That vision includes putting Partizan in the thick of the battle for the EuroLeague Playoffs in its very first season back.

"I think we should consider ourselves underdogs, because after so many years, the club is back in the EuroLeague," Papapetrou says, " \[but\] we should fight for everything... I think it's our job to give 100 percent to bring the club back where it belongs."

Of course, as a young Greek player, Papapetrou also looked up to his current head coach at Partizan, legendary Zeljko Obradovic, who won five EuroLeague titles coaching Panathinaikos.

"When you mention his name, it goes along with Panathinaikos," Papapetrou says. "I know how much they love him and how much they appreciate him."

Obradovic explains the reasons why he called Papapetrou during the summer.

"This is an excellent opportunity for him, to show everything that he has inside," the Partizan coach says. "He is experienced because he played a lot of games in the EuroLeague, and it will be very important to help for the rest of the team."

That experience tells Papapetrou that even at this late point in the regular season, there's still a long road ahead.

"I understand how difficult the EuroLeague is," Papapetrou concludes. "I would be happy to make the playoffs, honestly, first of all, and try to fight after this. Because after the playoffs, anything can happen."

Ioannis Papapetrou, Partizan: 'It's good to be underdogs'

Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz came into Round 27 on a six-game road losing streak with a game at WiZink Center against Real Madrid, which is in the mix for the best record in the EuroLeague. It seemed that Baskonia would need something special to happen to win on the road. And that something special on Tuesday night was named [Darius Thompson](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/darius-thompson/011078/).

Thompson was practically unstoppable in his team's [81-85](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2022-23/real-madrid-cazoo-baskonia-vitoria-gasteiz/E2022/240/) victory over Real. He posted 18 points, 5 rebounds, 14 assists, 3 assists and committed just 1 turnover in amassing a PIR of 32. He was there just about every time his team needed him. 

"We were not able to stop Thompson in the first or the second half," Real head coach Chus Mateo said after the game. "He generated a lot of options and played very well."

Real opened the game with a 9-2 run which Thompson neutralized pretty quickly with consecutive steals that led to a dunk and a fastbreak layup. In the first 5 minutes of the second quarter, Thompson buried a three-pointer, collected a steal and dished 3 assists to put his team ahead 30-32. 

Thompson dominated the game again after the break, burying a couple of shots from beyond the arc and finding [Matt Costello](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/matthew-costello/010444/) for a three-pointer on his ninth assist of the game, giving Baskonia a 50-59 advantage. Real bounced back to lead 78-71 with less than 4 minutes remaining. Some teams might have just given up, but Thompson had other ideas. 

Darius Thompson had 14 assists against Real Madrid, leading Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz to an 81-85 road win against Los Blancos.

Thompson's assist festival at WiZink Center

He found Costello for a two-handed slam and soon connected with him again for a three-pointer that gave Baskonia hope at 79-76. Once Howard buried a three-pointer off a long offensive rebound, Gabriel Deck scored in the low post for an 81-79 Real edge with 1:15 remaining. Thompson, however, had saved his best for last. 

Baskonia got the ball back and called timeout with 36.9 seconds left. Thompson sent a bullet inbounds pass to Costello for an easy dunk that tied the game at 81-81. Baskonia needed a stop and a bucket to win the game and that is exactly what happened. First, [Daulton Hommes](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/players/daulton-hommes/011949/) had a big block on Walter Tavares's dunk attempt. With the game on the line, Thompson forced a switch against Tavares and once again connected with Costello for the game-winning shot at the buzzer. The Thompson-to-Costello connection came alive four times in 3 minutes in several different ways. 

"We could have easily given up when they made a big run, but we stayed together and fought until the last second, like Coach told us before the game, and we came out with the win," Thompson said after the game. "It is hard to suck it all in right now, but we came out with a win and Matt \[Costello\] hit a big shot. I am glad that he shot it with confidence."

Costello had 10 of his 20 points in the final 4 minutes but confessed something after the game. "I couldn't see the rim \[on the last shot\]. I just saw Rudy \[Fernandez\] running at me, they flipped me the ball, so I just tried to get it up there as quickly as I could," he said. "But it went in, so we got the win. It feels really good."

It was Baskonia's first EuroLeague road win in 2023. Baskonia also completed the regular season undefeated against *Los Blancos*. Most importantly, the win ensured that Baskonia will remain in the playoff zone through the end of the round.

Darius Thompson sparked Baskonia to key win in Madrid

Real Madrid v Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz (2023-03-07T19:45:00.000Z)

FC Bayern Munich won consecutive games on its home floor for the first time in two months following a 76-72 triumph against LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne at Audi Dome on Tuesday night. Andrea Trinchieri's side was able to grab the victory despite having a night to forget on offense, shooting 43.6% on two-pointers and making 11 threes but doing so on 32.4% shooting.

"The game did not look good, but the taste of the win is very good," Coach Trinchieri said afterward.

The key was Bayern's rebounding, as the hosts grabbed 20 offensive rebounds, tying an all-time club record.

"When Bayern takes 20 offensive rebounds, it is difficult to win on the road," stated ASVEL acting head coach Morgan Belnou.

Bayern outrebounded ASVEL 43-32 on the night, but that margin was even larger going into the final 10 minutes, with Bayern having pulled down 18 rebounds through the first three quarters.

Interestingly, Niels Giffey had 9 rebounds, including 5 on the offensive glass, both of which are new career-high marks.

If not for that, ASVEL might have been in control of the game. But rebounding helped Bayern hold an advantage, albeit small, for the majority of the game before Andreas Obst, Giffey and Corey Walden hit crucial fourth-quarter three-pointers to help Bayern grab its 11th win of the season.

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Bayern's work on the glass led to victory over ASVEL

FC Bayern Munich v LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne (2023-03-07T19:45:00.000Z)