It all comes down to two days. The final outcome of the EuroLeague will be known next Friday, with several intriguing matchups in the last round, particularly for Crvena Zvezda fans.
Sunday
Maccabi Tel Aviv – Hapoel Tel Aviv (April 12, 9:15 PM)
Before the final round week begins, Maccabi and Hapoel Tel Aviv will face off on Easter Sunday at the "Aleksandar Nikolić" Hall. Hapoel needs a win to secure a playoff spot, while Maccabi aims to spoil their rival's plans.
Thursday
ASVEL – Fenerbahçe (April 16, 8:00 PM)
ASVEL is playing for pride, while Fener has already secured a playoff berth. However, it will be crucial for Sarunas Jasikevicius and his team to snap their five-game losing streak in Europe's elite basketball competition.
Maccabi Tel Aviv – Virtus (April 16, 8:00 PM)
Maccabi no longer has a mathematical chance for the play-in, but before that, they have a game against Hapoel on Sunday where they aim to disrupt their big rival's plans. Virtus has long since said goodbye to the EuroLeague, so like ASVEL, they will be playing solely for pride.
Olympiacos – Milan (April 16, 8:05 PM)
Olympiacos is looking to secure the top spot in the standings and achieve their 26th win. Georgios Bartzokas's team is in excellent form, making them strong favorites against a struggling Milan side.
Partizan – Baskonia (April 16, 8:30 PM)
Partizan's only remaining task is to play for pride and bid farewell to their fans in the Arena. Baskonia has elevated their form in recent games, making this a challenging match for the black and whites.
Real Madrid – Crvena Zvezda (April 16, 8:45 PM)
The calculation is clear for Zvezda. The red and whites need a victory to keep their hopes alive for direct playoff qualification. A loss would send them to the play-in. Real is already guaranteed a playoff spot, and a win could potentially see them climb to second place if other results align.
Friday
Zalgiris – Paris (April 17, 7:00 PM)
Zalgiris wants to secure a playoff spot and be at ease, while Paris aims to be a thorn in everyone's side. A win for the Parisians would greatly assist the red and whites, but only if other results also go their way.
Monaco – Hapoel (April 17, 7:30 PM)
If Hapoel loses to Maccabi, this game becomes a do-or-die situation for them. The Tel Aviv team must defeat a weakened Monaco, who have recorded two significant victories against Barcelona and ASVEL. Similarly, Monaco will also need a win to secure a better seeding in the play-in.
Dubai – Valencia (April 17, 8:00 PM)
Dubai bids farewell to Sarajevo and "Skenderija," needing a win and a Barcelona loss against Bayern. Valencia, meanwhile, requires a victory to improve their seeding before the playoffs begin.
Panathinaikos – Efes (April 17, 8:15 PM)
Panathinaikos must defeat Efes to remain in the play-in race. A win against Efes, who have long been out of EuroLeague contention but have recorded two consecutive victories against Partizan and Dubai, is essential.
Barcelona – Bayern (April 17, 8:30 PM)
Barça needs a win to secure their play-in spot, while Svetislav Pešić and Bayern are bidding farewell to their coaching careers. All in all, an exciting final round awaits us, where everything will be decided.
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