The math worked this season, sending the quartet of teams that proved most efficient until now all the way to the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Final Four in Belgrade. Here's what to watch out for when they match up in the semis.

Stats Review: Sizing up the semis

### Final Four Reset

FC Barcelona and Olympiacos Piraeus both earned hard-fought wins in the decisive fifth games of their respective quarterfinal series to join Real Madrid and Anadolu Efes Istanbul in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Final Four. 

Those four teams had the league's highest efficiency differentials, making this season an instance where the numbers matched reality. However, if history is any indicator, what happens from here is more complicated. Just two of the last five teams to raise the trophy have held the league's highest efficiency differential. 

### Semifinal B: Efes vs. Olympiacos

The reigning champions have looked the part after a sluggish start to the season and defended better than expected in their quarterfinal victory of AX Armani Exchange Milan. While they split their regular season series with Olympiacos, they averaged 1.10 points per possession in those matchups thanks in large part to a stellar shooting effort from Rodrigue Beaubois in their Round 10 victory. 

Olympiacos is looking to make its first championship game appearance since a stretch where they went 2-2 in finals across six seasons starting back in 2011. As usual, the Reds were dominant at home this season, but fought through considerable adversity to beat Monaco who handed them one of their bigger home losses in recent memory in the quarterfinals. The rise of Sasha Vezenkov has been a bright spot among many in a bounce-back year for the historic franchise, but it was Kostas Sloukas and Tyler Dorsey who delivered in their win over Efes in Round 26.

Led by Round 9 MVP Vasilije Micić, Efes try to build on an impressive triumph at Berlin versus Olympiacos, who look to address a run of four straight away losses.

Anadolu Efes Istanbul v Olympiacos Piraeus - Round 10 - Highlights

### What to watch: Ball Screens

Olympiacos and Efes ranked first and second in the EuroLeague by creating 48% and 45% of their half-court possessions, respectively, out of pick-and-rolls this season. They also ranked in the top four in efficiency in both ball-screen and overall efficiency. In regular season matchups with Olympiacos, Efes aggressively looked to Vasilije Micic and Shane Larkin to attack individual matchups on the perimeter, so guard play figures to be at a premium in this matchup. Which team's shooters deliver and which big men step up when guarding the two-man game will also factor heavily into how this season's two most prolific pick-and-roll offenses fare.

### Semifinal A: Barcelona vs. Real

Barca has beaten Real five straight times this season after dropping their first matchup in the preseason Supercup nearly nine months ago. Barca will need to extend that streak to six to earn a chance to redeem their finals loss a year ago. In their two EuroLeague wins, Barcelona pivoted from playing through the post to a more pick-and-roll-centric attack. Nikola Mirotic and Nicolas Laprovittola were the heroes in those wins. Laprovittola was also critical to Barcelona's Game 5 win over FC Bayern Munich in what was a grueling quarterfinal series for this year's top seed.

Real, in contrast, made quick work of Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv, winning all three of their quarterfinal games by double-digits with Sergio Llull catching fire. They have hung their hat on the defensive end all season but will need someone to step up on the offensive end to reverse their fortunes against Barcelona. Llull struggled against Barcelona in the regular season, making his recent resurgence a point of interest in the Final Four. Walter Tavares's foul situation is also something to monitor as he was a bright spot in Real's pair of losses to Barca amid foul trouble.

The first Euroleague El Clásico of 21-22 sees pace-setters Barça tipping-off against second-placed Madrid with the fierce-rivals colliding via identical records and with top-spot up for grabs.

FC Barcelona v Real Madrid - Round 14 - Highlights

### What to Watch: Catch-and-Shoot Jumpers

No teams made catch and shoot jump shots more consistently than Barca and Real, who ranked first and second in the EuroLeague, shooting eFG%s of 58% and 59%, respectively.  Real only attempted 9.5 catch-and-shoot jumpers per game within their set offense in their two EuroLeague losses to Barca – well below their 18.1 per-game season standard. How steadily they can create clean looks on the perimeter figures to be their x-factor in this game.

Here are some of the milestones of the season that took Anadolu Efes Istanbul to the Final Four stage in Belgrade.

Road to Belgrade, Anadolu Efes Istanbul

\- Efes's title defense started on the wrong foot, with four straight losses. Its first winning streak waited until Round 9, when [it pounded host ALBA Berlin 63-90](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/alba-berlin-anadolu-efes-istanbul/E2021/75/) in what proved to be the first of four consecutive victories.

\- Efes showed its resilience in Round 17 when rallying from 6 points behind inside the final 2 minutes [to defeat visiting Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade 84-83](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/anadolu-efes-istanbul-crvena-zvezda-mts-belgrade/E2021/145/). Vasilije Micic scored his team's final 10 points, including the game-winning free throws with 0.9 seconds left, to lift Efes to its third consecutive victory and a 9-8 record.

Champions Anadolu Efes hope to wave goodbye to an unforgettable year with a win when they welcome a resolute Crvena team that can boast one of the best defences in the competition.

Anadolu Efes Istanbul v Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade - Round 17 - Highlights

\- Making sure it remained top dog at home, [Efes overpowered Fenerbahce Beko 84-79](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/anadolu-efes-istanbul-fenerbahce-beko-istanbul/E2021/245/) in Round 28 to conclude a regular-season sweep of the Istanbul derby. Micic had 24 points to lead the charge in that one.

\- By mid-March, Efes was rolling in peak form as it reeled off four wins in five games to clinch a playoff berth, headlined by [a 93-90 home victory over Real Madrid](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/anadolu-efes-istanbul-real-madrid/E2021/272/) that saw Micic shine once again with 29 points.

\- Efes took charge of its playoff series in Game 1 with [a defensive masterpiece in holding AX Armani Exchange Milan to just 48 points](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/ax-armani-exchange-milan-anadolu-efes-istanbul/E2021/309/). When the series moved to Istanbul, the defending champs won both games to get to their third straight Final Four.

In a first playoff series meeting between the teams, reigning-champs Efes resume their title-defence versus a formidable Milan outfit, who've overcome the visitors in their previous four encounters.

AX Armani Exchange Milan v Anadolu Efes Istanbul - Playoffs Game 1 - Highlights

Olympiacos Piraeus v Anadolu Efes Istanbul (2022-05-19T16:00:00.000Z)

Rodrigue Beaubois - Anadolu Efes Istanbul - EB21-RS28

Here are some of the milestones of the season that took Olympiacos Piraeus to the Final Four stage in Belgrade.


Road to Belgrade, Olympiacos Piraeus

\- The Reds made the most of playing six of their first eight games at home, winning each of those showdowns at Peace and Friendship Stadium, most notably [in Round 2 against eventual Final Four qualifier Real Madrid](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/olympiacos-piraeus-real-madrid/E2021/17/), 74-68, behind 16 points and 10 rebounds from Sasha Vezenkov.

\- In Round 12, [Olympiacos put an end to its 0-4 road record](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/ax-armani-exchange-milan-olympiacos-piraeus/E2021/107/) with a resounding 72-93 victory against AX Armani Exchange Milan at Mediolanum Forum. Giannoulis Larentzakis came off the bench for 18 points and Tyler Dorsey added 14 for the Reds.

Olympiacos put an end to a streak of defeats with a morale-boosting victory over Baskonia. They entertain title-holders Efes, who've yet to cement their spot in the knockout stages.

Olympiacos Piraeus v Anadolu Efes Istanbul - Round 26 - Highlights

\- Olympiacos consummated its push for the playoffs with four victories in a row in late February and early March, helped along by a now-iconic overtime buzzer-beater from Kostas Sloukas [in Round 26 to stop defending champion Anadolu Efes Istanbul](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/olympiacos-piraeus-anadolu-efes-istanbul/E2021/228/).

\- In Round 30, [the Reds owned their home edition of the Greek Derby](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/olympiacos-piraeus-panathinaikos-opap-athens/E2021/264/) this season. They finished a near-perfect first quarter ahead by 38-13 en route to thrashing archrival Panathinaikos OPAP Athens 101-73. Sloukas and Vezenkov led six double-digit Olympiacos scorers with 16 points each.

\- In a playoff series that went the distance, [Olympiacos punched its Final Four ticket thanks to a 94-88 win](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/olympiacos-piraeus-as-monaco/E2021/326/) in Game 5 at a packed Peace and Friendship Stadium. Shaquielle McKissic scored 16 second-quarter points to keep the Reds in the game, then Sloukas tallied 13 of his 15 on the night in the final quarter to seal the deal.

Monaco rallied to the final minute to produce a remarkable comeback in Game 4 and force a final showdown decider. Olympiacos aim to heal the wounds from a frustrating evening and book their Final Four spot.

Olympiacos Piraeus v AS Monaco - Playoffs Game 5 - Highlights

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Here are some of the milestones of the season that took FC Barcelona to the Final Four stage in Belgrade.


Road to Belgrade, FC Barcelona

\- Head coach Sarunas Jasikevicius's team started the season with six straight victories, including a [Round 3 thriller against eventual Final Four qualifier Olympiacos Piraeus](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/fc-barcelona-olympiacos-piraeus/E2021/27/) that went to overtime before Barca grabbed a 79-78 victory. Nikola Mirotic was the key man in that game and was in similarly great form throughout the early weeks of the campaign to earn[ October's MVP of the month](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/news/mvp-for-october-nikola-mirotic-fc-barcelona/) award.

\- One victory particularly enjoyed by the fans during that run was [a comfortable El Clásico triumph over Real Madrid](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/fc-barcelona-real-madrid/E2021/126/). Mirotic – who was also named MVP of the month for December – was again the star as he poured in a joint career-high 31 points and completed a double-double with 10 rebounds in the 93-80 victory.

In this highly-anticipated showdown, el clásico comes to the European stage with high stakes, as a place at the summit awaits for the team that can emerge victorious.

Real Madrid v FC Barcelona - Round 26 - Highlights

\- Another memorable game in December [came at home against UNICS Kazan](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/fc-barcelona-unics-kazan/E2021/148/), which jumped to a 15-point lead midway through the final quarter. The home team – and the crowd – sparked to life when UNICS sharpshooter Isaiah Canaan celebrated a three-pointer with a finger-to-the-lips "shush" celebration, after which a remarkable comeback was mounted and completed with 10 points in overtime from Kyle Kuric.

\- A five-game winning run between late January and early March sealed Barca's place in the playoffs and featured [another easy El Clásico victory over Real](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/real-madrid-fc-barcelona/E2021/234/) along with Nick Calathes becoming the competition's all-time assists leader during a home victory over AS Monaco in Round 28.

\- A hard-fought playoff series against FC Bayern Munich came down to the fifth and last game in Barcelona. The hosts were trailing 31-37 at the break but dominated the second half with a [career-best game by Nico Laprovittola that secured a ticket to the Final Four](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/fc-barcelona-fc-bayern-munich/E2021/323/) in Belgrade.

Bayern upset the odds once again to stifle Barça and bring the series to a winner-take-all conclusion. Can the visitors spark another monumental triumph or will it be the regular-season champs to emerge victorious?

FC Barcelona v FC Bayern Munich - Playoffs Game 5 - Highlights

FC Barcelona v Real Madrid (2022-05-19T19:00:00.000Z)

Here are some of the milestones of the season that took Real Madrid to the Final Four stage in Belgrade.


Road to Belgrade, Real Madrid

\- Real made a strong statement of intent [with an 82-69 home win over defending champ Anadolu Efes Istanbul](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/real-madrid-anadolu-efes-istanbul/E2021/4/) on the opening night of the season. Walter Tavares gave an early glimpse of his trademark inside dominance by amassing a double-double of 13 points and 12 rebounds.

\- A perfect November – five games played, five victories – saw Real climb to the top of the standings with a 10-2 record. [Tavares become the league's MVP of the Month](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/news/mvp-for-november-walter-tavares-real-madrid/) with an average performance index rating of 18.0 for November.

Two of Europe's most illustrious clubs collide for the 53rd time, with both sharing dreams to recapture former glories and stake their claim to be considered championship-contenders come the end of the campaign.

Real Madrid v CSKA Moscow - Round 17 - Highlights

\- Real finished 2021 with [a remarkable 71-65 home win over CSKA Moscow](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/real-madrid-cska-moscow/E2021/153/). Los Blancos, afflicted by an outbreak of COVID cases, had just five senior players available, but a nine-man roster supplemented by youth team players showed great resolve to grab the victory.

\- In Round 29, [Real Madrid put a halt to its four-game losing streak by downing AX Armani Exchange Milan](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/real-madrid-ax-armani-exchange-milan/E2021/257/) 92-88 as team veteran Sergio Llull soared in overtime to make sure his team would get home-court advantage in the playoffs.

\- Despite finishing the regular season with four straight losses, Real was the only team to sweep in the playoffs, defeating Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv 3-0, [including a 95-66 blowout in Game 2](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/game-center/2021-22/real-madrid-maccabi-playtika-tel-aviv/E2021/312/). That dominance carried over to Game 3 in Tel Aviv, where Los Blancos won by 11 to return to the Final Four.

Real Madrid vs Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv| Playoffs Game 2 | Highlights

Guerschon Yabusele - Real Madrid - EB21-PO1

It has taken persistence for Sasha Vezenkov to arrive at the summit of European basketball.

Star turn: Sasha Vezenkov, Olympiacos Piraeus

After starting his career in his native Cyprus, Vezenkov became a first-team regular with Aris Thessaloniki at the age of 16. He was named the Greek League's best young player for three seasons running, also taking the league's MVP award in the last of those, 2014-15, while still a teenager.

Those exploits precipitated a move to FC Barcelona, which seemed to be a launchpad to greatness. Vezenkov averaged 5.1 points over 65 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague appearances with Barca between 2015 and 2018, but his time there coincided with a difficult period for the team.

A new opportunity came with Vezenkov's return to Greece in 2018 to join mighty Olympiacos Piraeus. And after spending the first couple of seasons gradually establishing himself, in the last two Vezenkov has truly started to fulfill all his potential.

The 2.06-meter forward averaged 11.5 points and 5.4 rebounds during the 2020-21 season, but really stepped up to an elite level in the current campaign with averages of 13.7 points and 5.8 rebounds. His 17.8 performance index rating average proved to be the sixth-best in the competition. 


Vezenkov's importance to Olympiacos is reflected by the fact that he started all 36 games this season, totaling the third-most minutes (1,081) of any EuroLeague player. His talents earned wider recognition as he was chosen the MVP for February.

At 26, Vezenkov is approaching the prime of his career with an already deep cache of EuroLeague experience – 186 games and counting – that puts him in a great position to not only maintain but also build upon the form he has shown in the last 24 months. Combining good size and athleticism, he is versatile enough to shoot from outside, create on the perimeter, or drive inside to score tough baskets from close range with the same toughness and competitive spirit that make him an excellent rebounder.

One of the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague's most experienced young stars anchored his team's push into the highest echelon of the standings during the last month. In so doing, Olympiacos Piraeus forward Sasha Vezenkov has earned Euroleague Basketball's nod as MVP of February.

Sasha Vezenkov | February MVP | Turkish Airlines EuroLeague

Vezenkov is also very consistent. He is heading to the Final Four after scoring in double digits in 15 of his last 16 EuroLeague games, the only exception being Game 5 of the playoff series against Monaco, when he still contributed fully by providing 9 points and 7 rebounds.

Now that he's reached the top, Vezenkov is determined to stay there. A strong showing on the biggest stage of European basketball would be more confirmation that Sasha Vezenkov has earned his place among the continent's very best players.

Sasha Vezenkov - Olympiacos Piraeus - EB21-PO2

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When basketball teams at any level looks for a dominant center, they hope for someone who can block shots, intimidate would-be scorers, and generally force opponents out of their offensive rhythm. If that same player can also be a reliable source of points at the other end of the court, even better. In Walter Tavares, Real Madrid has the best of both worlds.

Star turn: Walter Tavares, Real Madrid 

Born in Cape Verde, Tavares did not play organized basketball until age 17. Gran Canaria found him in 2009 and signed him to its youth program. Six years later, Tavares was chosen to the 2014-15 All-EuroCup First Team and took Gran Canaria all the way to the EuroCup Finals. He joined Real in November 2017 and before that season had ended, he helped Los Blancos win their 10th EuroLeague title in Belgrade. 

Tavares has improved every year since becoming an even more consistent defensive wall. He has learned how to make his presence felt in pick-and-roll situations, forcing other teams to use different offensive strategies against him. As a result, over the last five seasons, Tavares is the EuroLeague's runaway leader in total rebounds (1,104) and blocked shots (280).


On offense, he has polished his low- post game to become more and more of a scoring force. His 2.40-meter wingspan and quick feet allow him to finish strong in the paint, dunking as often as possible. In the same five-year span since his EuroLeague debut, Tavares ranks second in two-point shooting rate, at 69.4%, among all EuroLeague players, and third in shots made inside the arc, with 545.

His defensive achievements have not gone unnoticed by EuroLeague head coaches, who have voted Tavares the competition's Best Defender twice, in the 2018-19 and 2020-21 seasons. Tavares was also named to the 2020-21 All-EuroLeague First Team and to the 2018-19 All-EuroLeague Second Team, proving he is much more than a game-changer at the defensive end. This season, Tavares was chosen as the EuroLeague MVP for January.

Real Madrid was the one team to collect all possible five victories in November, and one of its players stood out the most, none other than center Walter Tavares, who is EuroLeague Basketball's choice as the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague MVP for November.

Walter Tavares | November MVP | Turkish Airlines EUroLeague

Best known for his prolific rate of rejecting the shots of opponents, Tavares is not just a contemporary phenomenon, but a historic one. In just five EuroLeague seasons, he now sits second all-time in average blocks (1.8), third in total blocks (280), and fourth in blocks per 40 minutes (3.2).

Fully established now as a superstar, Tavares comes to Belgrade looking for one goal only: his second EuroLeague crown.

Born in Podgorica, Montenegro, 31-year-old Nikola Mirotic has emerged as one of the most dominant players in recent EuroLeague history, one who is very much at the heart of FC Barcelona's return to the Final Four for another shot at glory a year after they finished as runners-up. 

Star turn: Nikola Mirotic, FC Barcelona

Mirotic was a late bloomer. He did not start playing basketball until his grandfather introduced him to the sport at age 13 and he made his way to the Joker School in the Montenegrin capital. A year later, in 2005, Mirotic signed his first contract with Real Madrid, joining its youth program. By 2008, Mirotic was already a member of Real's senior roster. By the time he left in 2014, Mirotic had helped Los Blancos win a Spanish League and two Spanish Cup titles. 

Mirotic also helped Real qualify for three Final Fours – in 2011, 2013 and 2014 – following what had been a 15-year drought at the event for the most-crowned club in EuroLeague history. Los Blancos went all the way to the championship games in 2013 and 2014, but lost them to Olympiacos Piraeus and Maccabi Tel Aviv, respectively. Mirotic was the first player to win the EuroLeague Rising Star award in consecutive seasons, 2010-11 and 2011-12. He was also chosen to the 2012-13 and 2013-14 All-EuroLeague Second Team. Mirotic went on to play in the NBA before joining Barca at age 28, right in the prime of his career. 


Mirotic has been Barca's undeniable leader since setting foot at Palau Blaugrana, and his presence has led to titles, too. He had a starring role as Barca won the Spanish League and Cup titles in 2021 and repeated as cup winners earlier this season. Last spring, he led Barca to its first Final Four appearance since 2014. They reached the championship game before Anadolu Efes Istanbul stepped in the way and seized the title. For his outsized role in that success, Mirotic was voted to the All-EuroLeague First Team last season.

Euroleague Basketball's choice for MVP of December, do-it-all forward Nikola Mirotic of FC Barcelona, becomes the earliest such double-honoree in any single season, following on his claiming the same award in October.

Nikola Mirotic | December MVP | Turkish Airlines EuroLeague

In the last three seasons, Mirotic has been just unstoppable in a Barca uniform. He ranks first among all EuroLeague players over that span in average performance index rating (20.2); second in defensive rebounds (4.5); and third in points (17.0). He has shot the ball with extreme efficiency, too: 61.8% from inside the arc, 39.9% from long distance and 86.7% at the foul line. After coming so close to the EuroLeague trophy without getting his hands on it yet, no other player should be more motivated than Mirotic to give Barca its third continental crown.

Nikola Mirotic - FC Barcelona - EB21-RS30

Nikola Mirotic - FC Barcelona - EB21-RS25

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Sarunas Jasikevicius - FC Barcelona - EB21-PO3

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The career of Anadolu Efes Istanbul guard Vasilije Micic will come full circle at the Final Four. The 2021 EuroLeague MVP and defending EuroLeague champion returns to play the Final Four in his hometown, Belgrade. It was there that he began his professional career more than a decade ago as a 16-year-old with Mega Basket and he now returns as a EuroLeague superstar.

Star turn: Vasilije Micic, Anadolu Efes Istanbul

Micic was one of the most talented young point guards on the continent before an ACL injury sidelined him for almost a year and sidetracked his career. Nevertheless, he made his EuroLeague debut at age 20 and played in the competition with FC Bayern Munich and Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade before deciding on an unconventional path to reach his career goals and joining Tofas Bursa, which had just been promoted to the Turkish first division. There, Micic got the minutes he craved and took the one step back that allowed him to turn his career around and make a run at stardom. 

A one-year stint with Zalgiris Kaunas, under the tutelage of current FC Barcelona head coach Sarunas Jasikevicius, gave Micic his first Final Four experience. More importantly, it jump-started Micic's career before he fully blossomed in his current surroundings at Efes under head coach Ergin Ataman. In just two years, Micic ended up going from not playing European competition to becoming an All-EuroLeague selection. And he never slowed down.


Micic orchestrated the Efes attack in reaching the 2019 EuroLeague Championship Game before winning it all a year ago. That spring of 2021 is also when Micic's career reached its pinnacle… for now. In Cologne, Germany, last May, he was first chosen as EuroLeague MVP and then led Efes to the club's first EuroLeague crown and was voted Final Four MVP. 

Micic's scoring has increased in each of the four seasons since he joined Efes, culminating in him averaging 18.2 points and capturing the Alphonso Ford Top Scorer Trophy for the 2021-22 season. Since joining Efes in the summer of 2018, Micic has averaged 15.5 points, 5.2 assists and 1.2 steals. He is the only EuroLeague player to accumulate more than 2,000 points, 600 assists and 150 steals over that time.

Such production has played a big part in helping Efes reach three consecutive Final Fours. Efes and Micic arrive at Stark Arena to chase history as they try to join the select company of back-to-back EuroLeague champions.


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Vasilije Micic celebrates - Anadolu Efes Istanbul - EB21-RS21

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