Euro League
The EuroLeague standings after Panathinaikos’ big win in Belgrade
Panathinaikos went up to 1-1 after beating Red Star in Belgrade, to 2-0 Monaco, who also defeated Anadolu Efes in extra time.
The second matchday of the regular season started on Thursday evening (October 13th) with two games in Belgrade and Monte Carlo. Panathinaikos beat Red Star 77-75, improving to 1-1 and dropping the Serbs to 0-2, while the Monegasques withstood extra time to defeat two-time European champions Anatolou Efes 95-92.
The night ended with Virtus Bologna beating Bayern Munich (66-63) and Barcelona ‘surviving’ in the Gránginho Clasico against Real Madrid (75-73), while the program for Friday (14/10) has five games ahead the first week of the coming season.
Matchday 2 results and schedule
Red Star – Panathinaikos 75-77
Monaco – Anatolian Efes 95-92 (extra time)
Virtus Bologna – Bayern Munich 66-63
Barcelona-Real Madrid 75-73
Olympiacos – Zalgiris Kaunas 14.10. at 9:00 p.m
Fenerbahce – Maccabi Tel Aviv 14/10 at 21:00
Baskonia – Partizan 14/10 at 21:30
Armani Milano – Alba Berlin 14/10 at 9:30 p.m
Valencia – Villerban 14/10 at 22:00
The program of the 3rd game
Zalgiris Kaunas – Virtus Bologna 18/10 at 20:00
Anatolou Efes – Valencia 18/10 at 20:00
Fenerbahce – Villeurbanne 18/10 at 20:45
Maccabi Tel Aviv – Monaco 18/10 at 21:05
Bayern Munich – Barcelona 18/10 at 21:30
Partizan – Armani Milano 18/10 at 21:45
Alba Berlin – Panathinaikos 19/10 at 21:00
Baskonia – Red Star 19/10 at 9:30 p.m
Real Madrid – Olympiacos 19/10 at 21:45
The program of the 4th game
Zalgiris Kaunas – Barcelona 20.10. at 8:00 p.m
Fenerbahce-Valencia 20/10 at 20:45
Maccabi Tel Aviv – Villerban 20/10 at 21:05
Partizan – Virtus Bologna 20.10. at 9:30 p.m
Bayern Munich – Armani Milan 20/10 at 21:30
Anatolou Efes – Alba Berlin 21/10 at 8:30 p.m
Panathinaikos – Monaco 21.10. at 9:00 p.m
Baskonia – Olympiacos 21.10. at 9:30 p.m
Real Madrid – Red Star 21.10. at 9:45 p.m
The ENTIRE regular season schedule can be found here
Source: sport 24
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