FIBA Champions League
AEK’s last card against Sakota, for a dozen wins for the Bucks in Milwaukee
With no room for another defeat, AEK Dragan Sakotas hosts Reggio Emilia (19:30). Fifth game for Olympiakos in the Women’s EuroLeague (17:30). The Kings are hosted by the Bucks at the Fiserv Forum (3:00), waiting for the Celtics to stumble in Arizona at the same time.
AEK would not want to say goodbye to Europe so soon. He will want to keep the possibility of distinction alive in the BCL by going as far as possible. That’s why the home game against Rezzo Emilia on Wednesday afternoon (December 7th, 7:30 p.m., COSMOTE SPORT 4 HD, LIVE from Sportish) counts twice.
In the event that Union defeats the Italian team, they will be in a head-to-head 2-0 and barring one shocking event, they can continue at least in the intermediate stages of the competition and maintain their presence in the top 16 teams.
On the contrary, the defeat causes her a serious problem and may even disqualify her. What he needs (will) also depends on the result Karsijaka – Bonn, which will have ended a little earlier in Izmir.
The daily routine at BCL
- 19:00 Zompatelli – Tofas
- 19:00 Karsijaka – Bonn
- 19:30 AEK – Rezzo Emilia
- 21:00 Strasbourg – Murcia
In the Women’s EuroLeague and Group A, Olympiacos will look for a way to break the pomegranate and claim their first win after 0/4 in the previous games. Italy’s Virtus Bologna arrived in Greece with a record 3-1 and looks like a viable opponent for the Reds and Whites to restart in top-flight competition.
The game will be streamed on FIBA’s YouTube channel.
The match schedule of the day in the Women’s EuroLeague
- 17:30 Olympiacos v Virtus Bologna
- 18:00 Fenerbahce – USK Prague
- 20:00 Polkovice – Valencia
- 21:00 Bourges – Atomeromou
On Thursday morning (12 August, 3:00 a.m., COSMOTE SPORT 4 HD, LIVE from Sportish), the Bucks will meet the Kings in Milwaukee. This will be the Stags’ 15th game at Fiserv Forum going 11-3, a record they’re looking to extend against a team that’s playing much better than predictions at the start of the season suggested. In fact, outside of Sacramento, it ranks at a competitive 50% with 5 wins in 10 games and 13-9 overall, which has put it in the West’s top 4.
A win for Giannis Antetokounmpo’s side will put added pressure on Celtic’s pioneers, who will soon be tested at the Suns’ tough home ground.
The NBA schedule of the day
- 2:00 Orlando Magic – Los Angeles Clippers
- 2:30 Brooklyn Nets-Charlotte Hornets
- 2:30 Toronto Raptors-Los Angeles Lakers (COSMOTE SPORT 7)
- 3:00 New York Knicks-Atlanta Hawks
- 15:00 Milwaukee Bucks – Sacramento Kings (COSMOTE SPORT 4 HD, LIVE by Sportish)
- 3:00 Chicago Bulls-Wizards
- 3:00 Minnesota Timberwolves – Indiana Pacers
- 3:00 Memphis Grizzlies-Oklahoma City Thunder
- 3:00 New Orleans Pelicans – Detroit Pistons
- 4:00 Utah Jazz-Golden State Warriors
- 5:00 a.m. Phoenix Suns-Boston Celtics
Source: sport 24
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