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Everything to be decided in the next 14 days: Here's how the EuroLeague table looks three rounds before the end of the regular season!

The curtain fell on EuroLeague Round 35 with Friday's matches, leaving just three rounds remaining in the regular season.
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The 35th-round derby certainly belonged to Crvena Zvezda and Partizan, with the black-and-whites emerging victorious.

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Following the Eternal Derby, the team from Mali Kalemegdan sits ninth in the standings with a 19-16 record, while the "Steamroller" is in 14th place with 15 wins and 20 losses.

Olympiacos climbed to the top of the table after defeating Asvel, boasting a 23-12 record, identical to second-placed Fenerbahçe. Real Madrid and Valencia are a step behind, each with one less win and one more loss.

Hapoel holds fifth position with a 21-13 record and a game in hand, while Zalgiris is in sixth, the final direct playoff spot, with 21 wins and 14 losses.

Panathinaikos and Barcelona both have a 20-15 record, placing them ahead of Crvena Zvezda, who share an identical win-loss record with Monaco, currently holding the last play-in spot.

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Maccabi is just outside the playoff picture with an 18-16 record, closely followed by Dubai with 18 wins and 17 losses.

Milan currently stands at 17-18, the last team with theoretical chances for a playoff berth.

Bayern, with the same 15-20 record as Partizan, along with Paris (14-21), Virtus (13 wins, 22 losses), Baskonia (11-24), Efes (10-25), and last-placed Asvel (8-27), have all been eliminated from playoff contention.

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