Panathinaikos lost by Bayern Munich for Euroleague

Bayern Munich hosted and beat Panathinaikos for Euroleague. Panathinaikos started with a 6-0 in Bayern but the home team replied with a 9-0 and took the lead. In the second quarter Bayern created a difference of five pointe, 32-27, but Panathinaikos with an 8-0 run managed to finish the half time leading the score, 32-35. Esteban Batista had 12 points in the first half and Dusko Savanovic had 11 points. In the third quarter Panathinaikos improved in three pointers and created a difference of six points, 49-55, but the home team replied once more with an 8-1 run and made the score 57-56. Vlantimir Giankovits took back the lead for his team with 57-59 at the end of the third quarter. In the last quarter Panathinaikos was missing three pointers and Bayern built a difference, 68-61. AJ Slaughter with two assists and one shot helped his team to make a 5-0 run and approach to two points before Nihad Djedovic and Dusko Savanovic with a three pointer each made the score 76-68. Panathinaikos was trying to score with three pointers and was wasting its chances to win the game. With 8/32 three pointers Panathinaikos wasted a lot of shots and chances to win. For Bayern Munich Dusko Savanovic had 20 points, 6 rebounds and Nihad Djedovic had 14 points, 6 rebounds. For Panathinaikos Esteban Batista had 18 points, 7 rebounds and Vlantimir Giankovits had 17 points. Dimitris Diamantidis had 7 assists and reached 999 assists in Euroleague but didn't score since he had 0/6 three pointers and 0/2 field goals. Antonis Fotsis had 15 points with 4/5 three pointers, 1/1 field goals and 1/1 free throws.
Quarters' scores: 17-16, 32-35, 57-59, 81-75.

Bayern Munich: Schaffartzik 3, Misic 4, Staiger, Benzing, Djedovic 14, Stimac 11, Savanovic 20, Gavel 13, Idbihi, Taylor, Jagla 10, Bryant 6.
Panathinaikos: Charalampopoulos, Slaughter 13, Bochoridis 2, Giankovits 17, Fotsis 15, Pappas, Mavrokefalidis, Diamantidis, Gist 2, Batista 18, Blums 6, Wright 2.

Olympiacos defeated Bayern Munich for third day of Euroleague

Olympiacos hosted Bayern Munich for the third day of Euroleague. Olympiacos started with a 5-0 score and great Dunston in the first quarter. Bayern was following Olympiacos in the first quarter that finished with 25-20. In the 14th minute Olympiacos took a difference of ten points for the first time with Sloukas, Mantzaris and Lojeski in. Bayern Munich managed to take advantage of  Olympiacos' turnovers and the difference remained between 4 and 6 points. In the last attack Olympiacos was successful and the half time finished with 8 points difference 47-39. Spanoulis had 10 points in the first half and Dunston 9 points and 7 rebounds. For Bayern Bryce Taylor and Malcolm Delaney had both 8 points. With Matt Lojeski playing good Olympiacos started the second half broadening the difference which on 26th minute reached 15 points. Schaffartzik and Delaney with three pointers and Benzing with three free throws managed to lower the difference to two points. Idbihi equalized the score 66-66 and the fourth quarter started from zero difference. Bayern Munich ran a 15-0 rally in the end of the third quarter. In the fourth quarter Đedović gave Bayern Munich the lead for the first time in the game with 68-70 and again with 71-76. Two minutes before the end Olympiacos made a 5-0 rally and Giorgos Printezis gave its team back the lead with 77-76. Matt Lojeski scored two points, won a foul and Bayern Munich was charged with technical foul. Mantzaris scored a three pointer one minute before the end the score was 83-76 with a 12-0 rally from Olympiacos. In the last seconds both teams were shooting free throws with Printezis and Sloukas being more accurate and finally winning the game with score 88-83. Giorgos Printezis finished the game with a double double, 13 points and 12 rebounds. Quarters' scores: 25-20, 47-39, 66-66, 88-83.

Olympiacos: Law, Dunston 19, Spanoulis 10, Perperoglou 3, Sloukas 12, Simmons, Begić, Printezis 13, Agravanis 2, Mantzaris 12, Katsivelis, Lojeski 17.

Bayern Munich: Troutman 2, Hamann, Schaffartzik 7, Staiger, Benzing 9, Đedović 13, Zipser, Delaney 20, Idbihi 10, Savović 7, Taylor 11, Bryant 4.