Fenerbahce secured a victory in the first game of the fifth round of the EuroLeague, as they easily defeated Zalgiris at home with a score of 99-80.
In a match where Sarunas Jasikevicius played against his Zalgiris, the hosts were in the lead throughout, with the first and third quarters being crucial, as Fener won them 27-14 and 28-13 respectively.
Shavon Shields scored 17 points, Braxton Key added 15, and Will Clyburn 14. On the other side, Carson Edwards scored 20 points but was the only double-digit scorer. Jonas Valanciunas finished the game with eight points and ten rebounds.
Jones hits a buzzer-beater for Zvezda’s victory
Crvena Zvezda also secured a victory, defeating ASVEL on the road with a score of 84-82, thanks to Chris Jones’ buzzer-beater.
We witnessed a great drama in Villeurbanne, resolved in the last two minutes. Tremont Waters missed, and the visitors had nine seconds for an attack, with Jones shocking the home team at the buzzer.
Chima Moneke scored 18 points, Jordan Nwora added 17, Semi Ojeleye 15, while the hero Jones had eight points and nine assists. On the other side, Both Gach scored 19 points, and Tremont Waters had 15.
Panathinaikos’ victory on Zeljko Obradovic’s return to Belgrade
Panathinaikos registered their fifth victory in the EuroLeague, remaining perfect after five rounds. Zeljko Obradovic‘s team easily defeated Partizan in Belgrade with a score of 72-55.
On Obradovic‘s return to the Arena, there was a great reception and atmosphere, even though Obradovic declined a gift from his former club.
In the end, PAO showed their strength and why they are one of the top favorites for the title.
Nigel Hayes-Davis scored 14 points, Juancho Hernangomez added 10, and they were the only double-digit scorers for the visitors. For Partizan, Kevarrius Hayes scored 10 points, while Carlik Jones underperformed with eight points.
Real Madrid celebrated in Milan
Real Madrid also secured a victory, defeating Olimpia Milano in northern Italy with a score of 98-89.
After three initial losses, Pedro Martinez’s team found their rhythm and easily defeated Milano, pushing them further to the bottom of the EuroLeague standings.
Real controlled the game, at one point leading by more than 20 points, while the hosts eventually reduced the deficit to soften the loss.
Theo Maledon scored 16 points, Andres Feliz had 15, Facu Campazzo recorded 13 points and six assists, and Damian Jones added 10. For Milano, Leandro Bolmaro was the top scorer with 21 points, while Devon Hall had 17.
Easy win for Dubai in Vitoria
Dubai secured a victory in the fifth round of the EuroLeague, comfortably defeating Baskonia in Vitoria with a score of 93-79.
After losing to Zvezda in the previous round, Xavi Pascual’s team responded well, registering their third win of the season.
Filip Petrusev scored 17 points, Mfiondu Kabengele recorded a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Dwayne Bacon added 15 points. For Baskonia, Tadas Sedekerskis scored 13 points, AJ Lawson had one less, and Chris Duarte contributed 11 points along with seven rebounds.
Justin Robinson hit a buzzer-beater to give Barcelona the victory
We witnessed another game-winning shot in the EuroLeague this evening, courtesy of Justin Robinson, who secured a victory for Barcelona.
He hit a three-pointer with one second left, allowing the home team to triumph with a score of 90-87, after Bonzie Colson missed a three-pointer to tie the game in the final second.
Kevin Punter scored 19 points, Umoja Gibson added 13, while the hero Justin Robinson also scored 11, as did Joel Parra. On the other side, Yam Madar had 22 points, Iffe Lundberg 13, and Bonzie Colson 11.
Olympiacos’ history against Valencia
Olympiacos achieved a victory in the fifth round of the EuroLeague, overcoming an incredible comeback from a 28-point deficit to defeat Valencia after overtime with a score of 102-97.
It seemed all but over, and Valencia was on track for their fifth win of the season when the hosts led by 28 points (62-34) after a three-pointer at the start of the third quarter.
However, a shocking turnaround by the visitors followed. Olympiacos, without their head coach Georgios Bartzokas, who was ejected, chipped away at the Spaniards’ lead and managed to erase it entirely before the end of regulation, thanks to a masterful performance by Evan Fournier.
Olympiacos had a 90-88 lead, but TJ Shorts leveled the score for the hosts with six seconds to go, and after Jean Montero’s miss, the game went into an additional five minutes.
In overtime, Olympiacos pulled ahead by five points (100-95), but drama ensued once more. After Fournier’s miss, the referees initially ruled that the shot clock had expired, but after reviewing the footage, they saw that the ball had grazed the rim and awarded possession to Olympiacos, despite neither team having control of the ball. After that, there was no return for the hosts, and Olympiacos secured a historic win.
Jean Montero scored 26 points for Olympiacos, Evan Fournier added 21, and Sasha Vezenkov contributed 14 points and seven rebounds. On the other side, Nikola Mirotic scored 19 points, and TJ Shorts had 16, along with five assists.
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