Panathinaikos AKTOR is being tested in Monaco and is fighting for PAOK and AEK Betsson

Panathinaikos AKTOR has a difficult game ahead of them today (December 20th) after playing away against Monaco (8:00 p.m., Novasports Prime and Sportish’s Match Center) on matchday 15 of the EuroLeague.

The Greens’ task is not easy, but Ergin Ataman believes they can win anywhere as Panathinaikos defeated AKTOR Olympiakos in SEF.

The good news for the ‘Cloverleaf’ is that they will normally have Marius Grigonis in the 12th team, while Dimitris Giannakopoulos will be in the team’s side in an away game for the first time this year.

The evening’s program in detail:
Fenerbahce – Zalgiris Kaunas (7:30 p.m., Novasports 6)
Monaco – Panathinaikos AKTOR (8:00 p.m., Novasports Prime)
Bayern Munich – Anadolu Efes (9:30 p.m., Novasports 5)
Armani Milano – Villeurbanne (9:30 p.m., Novasports 4)
The results from yesterday (December 19th).:
Red Star – Real Madrid 58-72
Alba Berlin – Barcelona 74-70
Maccabi Tel Aviv – Baskonia 89-81
Virtus Bologna – Olympiacos 69-67
Valencia – Partizan 67-72

For the 2nd place PAOK, indifferent to the definitely first AEK Betsson

PAOK and AEK Betsson fulfill their commitments in the group stage of the Basketball Champions League and have games of varying importance ahead of them.

First up is PAOK, which welcomes Galatasaray (7:30 p.m., Cosmote Sport 4 and LIVE on Sportish). The Two-Headed have secured qualification for the play-ins of the tournament and will find out today whether they will qualify second or third in their group. To finish in 2nd place, he needs either a win or a loss of up to 10 points (he won by 11 points in the first round in Turkey, but has a worse points difference overall than the Turks). If he loses by +11 points, he will be in 3rd place.

A few hours later, AEK Betsson meets Ludwigsburg in Germany (9:30 p.m., Cosmote Sport 7 and LIVE on Sportish). “Union” has already secured its place in the round of 16, as it will definitely be first in its group with a record of 5-0 and is playing, above all, for prestige and the opportunity to finish the group stage undefeated.

Difficult task for Olympiakos and Panathinaikos in the Women’s EuroCup

Olympiacos and Panathinaikos are invited to make their own breakthrough into the EuroCup Women’s playoffs today by playing away against Riga and Gdynia respectively in their second game.

The “Eternals” were defeated in their first home game, Olympiakos lost 53:72 to Riga and Panathinaikos lost 56:66 to Gdynia. In general, the “Red-Whites” are aiming for a victory with a 20-point difference in Latvia and the “Greens” are aiming for a victory with an 11-point difference in Poland, which makes their task more difficult.