Name: Dowtin lobs to Sorkin for an alley-oop! Motorola Magic Moment
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Fenerbahce BEKO Istanbul rolled to a third successive victory with a disciplined performance against Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv on the way to a 74-68 victory.

Defense dominated offense as Fenerbahce downed Hapoel

Thursday’s Round 11 showdown between reigning champ Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul and league leader Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv was always likely to provide a clash of styles, with the Turkish team’s organised and intense defense facing the high-octane and varied offense of former coach Dimitris Itoudis’s men.

The scoreline makes it clear which approach prevailed, as Fenerbahce rolled to a third successive victory with a disciplined performance that limited the usually high-scoring visitors to just 26 field goal conversions on the way to a 74-68 victory.

Hapoel came into the game with a league-best average of 93.2 points per game, ranking second in both two-point shooting (59.7%) and from beyond the arc (41%), and coming off a season-high 114 points in a thrilling win over Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz just two days earlier.

But that wouldn’t happen this time as, right from the beginning, it became the slow-paced, low-tempo kind of game that best suited Fenerbahce, with both teams failing to score any points in the first 3 minutes as defenses dominated.

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There were occasional glimpses of Hapoel’s offensive capability, with Elijah Bryant nailing a three-pointer and Johnathan Motley adding a trademark mid-range strike, but on the whole, it was a low-scoring first quarter with the teams combining for just 10 field goal conversions on 32 attempts.

It stayed that way for the start of the second quarter, with neither team managing a field goal for nearly 4 minutes as the scoreboard was only bothered by a small trickle of free throws. And the same pattern stayed in place for the remainder of the first half, which ended with Hapoel edging a 27-28 lead.

Eventually Fenerbahce’s high-quality defense had its reward at the other end with similarly productive offense, after the switch was flicked at the start of the third quarter: Tarik Biberovic and Onuralp Bitim both struck three-pointers while Talen Horton-Tucker scored twice inside during a 14-2 run over the course of less than 5 minutes, giving the Turkish team a double-digit advantage and a degree of control.

Back-to-back three-pointers from Bonzie Colson then kept the home team rolling with a 10-point lead heading into the final period, and although Hapoel threatened to fight back with a burst of scoring from Bryant and Vasilije Micic, Fener’s defense again came to the fore by holding the visitor scoreless for the final 2 minutes.

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The Turkish team’s leading scorer on the night was Horton-Tucker with 15 points, and he admitted the game plan was focused on defensive effort.

“Coach told us we had to come out and be physical,” he told [EuroLeague.TV](http://EuroLeague.TV). “We had to play with grit and physicality. Being able to stay physical with them and try to stop them – we know they’re a high-scoring team, so being able to play defense to a high level and stop them was the most important thing and we did that.”

Fenerbahce fans also certainly played their part in a game that had been relocated to Munich but still felt very much like a home game for the Turkish team, considering the large and vocal support they received inside the SAP Garden.

And Horton-Tucker was grateful for that backing, which was also evident in Tuesday’s win over Maccabi, saying: “We miss our fans in Istanbul, but the fans here in Munich were amazing. They gave us a lot of energy and I’m happy we pulled off a double week.”

With three straight wins, Fenerbahce’s early-season troubles appear to be a thing of the past, and the reigning champion is preparing to mount another serious title assault.

The champs held on to top the league-leaders 

Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul v Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv (2025-11-13T19:00:00.000Z)

Jeff Dowtin lobs to Roman Sorkin for an alley-oop! Motorola Magic Moment

Dowtin lobs to Sorkin for an alley-oop! Motorola Magic Moment

Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv v Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz (2025-11-13T20:00:00.000Z)

Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade-AS Monaco | Round 11 Highlights | 2025-26 EuroLeague

Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade v AS Monaco (2025-11-13T19:00:00.000Z)

T.J. Leaf rebounds and sinks crafty reverse lay-up! Motorola Magic Moment,

Semi Ojeleye slams it home after a pin-point pass from Jared Butler!

Butler finds Ojeleye for the hammer! Motorola Magic Moment

Uros Plavsic grabs one off the glass and hammers it home!

Uros Plavsic and the fierce put-back! Motorola Magic Moment

Kostas Sloukas connects with Faried, who pulls off a monster dunk in front of Tavares!

The Manimal posterizes Tavares! Motorola Magic Moment

Real Madrid v Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens (2025-11-13T19:45:00.000Z)

Amath M'Baye feeds Mouhamed Faye for a high-flying alley-oop slam!

Momo Faye's alley-oop dunk! Motorola Magic Moment

Paris Basketball v Valencia Basket (2025-11-13T19:45:00.000Z)

Theo Maledon drives past Shorts and skies for the dunk!

Maledon detonates a dunk! Motorola Magic Moment

Daulton Hommes drives and detonates a two-handed slam!

Daulton Hommes throws it down! Motorola Magic Moment

Chuma Okeke finds Walter Tavares, who throws down the one-handed slam!

Tavares smashes the rim! Motorola Magic Moment

Kevarrius Hayes dunks with power! Motorola Magic Moment

Armando Bacot grabs an offensive rebound and stuffs it back with interest!

Armando Bacot's big dunk! Motorola Magic Moment

Semi Ojeleye rocks the rim with a powerful slam!

Semi Ojeleye with a big dunk! Motorola Magic Moment

Check out what the coaches and players are saying ahead of Round 11 of the 2025-26 EuroLeague season.

Pregame quotes hub: Round 11

## Friday, November 14

### Dubai Basketball vs. Zalgiris Kaunas (17:00 CET)

**Jurica Golemac, Dubai head coach**

"Zalgiris is playing amazing. Great team basketball, very physical. We're going to need to play the best game of the season if we want to win at home. We need our fans, we need to be physical, and we need to take care of their qualities, their individual characteristics, and all to play together. Without this, we cannot win the game."

**McKinley Wright, Dubai guard**

"We've got to be able to get stops and slow their guys down in transition. Their two point guards do a really good job of pushing the pace. They're probably the best offensive rebounding team in the EuroLeague, so we've got to keep them off the glass as much as possible. We're going to play through some adversity, some ups and downs, so as long as we stay together and execute the game plan, I think we'll be okay."

### Anadolu Efes Istanbul vs. FC Bayern Munich (18:00 CET)

**Igor Kokoskov, Efes head coach**

"Anadolu Efes is facing a very good challenge on Friday. Bayern Munich is an experienced team with a very deep roster. We need to continue to compete as team. Effort will never be an issue for us. Even in this difficult time when we miss some players, we need to learn how to close the games as a team. We need to execute better in the crunch time as a team. We need to continue trusting each other and believe in the final result!"

**Nick Weiler-Babb, Efes guard**

"It will be a tough game and Bayern Munich is playing good basketball. We need to be the more physical team and stick together for 40 minutes."

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**TJ Parker, Bayern coach**

"We know and have prepared ourselves for a very, very special schedule ahead. But we have enough players, quality, and confidence to handle it. Efes is in a tough situation, their personnel is limited, and they are forced to play a very different style of basketball. However, they need a home win and will be highly motivated."

### LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne vs. Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade (20:00 CET)

**Zeljko Obradovic, Partizan head coach**

"In the EuroLeague, no team can count on a win in advance. ASVEL is a team that changes a lot on defense, switching from zone pressing to different types of zone defense. We have to try to play in transition and enter our offense as early as possible so we don’t let them set up what they’re used to. They’re missing some players, just like we are, so I think that’s an important characteristic of this game. We need to stay focused and try to apply all the good things we showed in the game against Monaco to this one as well."

**Shake Milton, Partizan guard**

"For us, it's just about executing offensively and defensively and to continue to grow as a team and play together. I think we are able to do that and that we’re good. Sometimes the away games are tricky, but for us that’s a perfect opportunity to come together."

### FC Barcelona vs. Virtus Bologna (20:30 CET)

**Oscar Orellana, Barcelona interim head coach**

"We were told that we had reached an agreement with Xavi \[Pascual\]. I am very happy that he has joined us as a coach. He is a person from here, who knows the club and what it means to be here. I did not have the option to work with him directly, but I did have the option to see him train a lot. I think it is a spectacular signing for the club. Now we just have to focus on the upcoming games and on Sunday, when Xavi arrives, we will put ourselves at his disposal to help him with everything he asks us. Now we just have to focus on tomorrow's game. We know we are playing twice in 48 hours but now we will try to focus on tomorrow's game. It is a home game, in front of our fans, a EuroLeague game. I think it is a brutal experience, because the fans return to the Palau to reconnect with the team and try to fight for the victory. I am convinced that if we show the predisposition, the confidence and the hustle that we showed yesterday, we will surely fight to win. Virtus will be a very tough opponent. They have improved their physicality, signing a lot of physical players to make the team really aggressive on defense. We can use many different defenses, all of them very aggressive, with a lot of physical contact. Therefore, we will have to be very serious in attack, we will have to be very organized, very aware of what we want to play, in order to have clear shooting options and be fluid on offense. And on defense, I think we have to follow the path we have been following yesterday: our opponents should not get easy baskets. We should try to improve the things that we did not do well yesterday, such as the turnovers and the offensive rebounds allowed, which were easy points for them. There is not much room to work on many things, because we played yesterday and then again tomorrow. We have to put emphasis on those things that we can do better than we did in yesterday's game."

**Nicolas Laprovittola, Barcelona forward**

"Xavi \[Pascual\] is a great coach and he will come here to help us. We are all trying to bring the team's best version. He will start on Monday, that is what I was told, and we have to think about being better, improve, compete as much as possible and win as many games as we can. I believe that he knows the club and its mentality really well, so I think he will surely do well. Yesterday's win has to give us a lot of confidence. We have to believe in our team and in all the players that we have. We have to believe in each other and play a solid game, fight hard like we did in Munich. We have to looking forward to returning to Palau, connecting with our people and turn our home into a fortress. We will have another chance to Friday. I am feeling better, trying to be as healthy as possible. My best rhythm will arrive, I am not 100% yet. I have to be patient but as long as I can help the team, I will be there: talking, leading and doing the best that I can."

**Dusko Ivanovic, Virtus head coach**

"Barcelona is one of the best teams in Europe. The recent coaching change they’ve just gone through will surely give the team the strength for a positive reaction, with a change of mentality from the players, who will want to demonstrate their worth on the pitch and show that they can play at their best. I think we’ll need to be ready for the high level of energy they’ll bring tomorrow. We’ll have to show that we’re not just a good team at home, but that we can be good anywhere."

**Saliou Niang, Virtus forward**

"It won’t be an easy game, because we haven’t had much time to prepare properly for tomorrow. However, we’ve done our best, and that’s what matters. We’re facing Barcelona, one of the top teams in the EuroLeague, with players of the highest level in the league. We’re very motivated after the great win against Efes, and that will be the spark that drives us to give our all again tomorrow."

### EA7 Emporio Armani Milan vs. Olympiacos Piraeus (20:30 CET)

**Ettore Messina, Milan head coach**

"I'd like to express our full support to Keenan Evans; we're deeply saddened by what happened to a great player and a very good person. Olympiacos is the team with the most consistent roster in recent years, so they are capable to play with the eyes closed, using a defense that can be suffocating at times thanks to the guards' ability to crush you and put pressure, especially on the perimeter players. We'll have to try to be ready to deal with this type of pressure and adapt to the multiple offensive options they can adopt. Unfortunately, we're in an emergency situation where we don't know who will be able to play. With so many players doubtful, tomorrow morning we'll figure out what roster we can use."

**Georgios Bartzokas, Olympiacos head coach**

"We want to be competitive everywhere, to fight for the win and to do the best we can — to keep improving throughout the season and handle difficult situations. Milan is obviously a good team. Every team in the EuroLeague is strong and well-coached. According to the information we have, most of their players will be available tomorrow, except for Brown, if I’m not mistaken. It will be a high-quality game. We always struggle in Milan, and especially if we play with less physicality than our opponent, we’ll have problems."

**Tyson Ward, Olympiacos forward**

"In the game against Milan, we have to do what we did in our previous wins — play Olympiacos basketball and give everything on defense. That’s very important for us, as the EuroLeague keeps getting more competitive. We must continue to stop our opponents defensively, and then everything else will fall into place."

## Thursday, November 13

### Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade vs. AS Monaco (20:00 CET)

**Nemanja Nedovic, Monaco guard**

"Playing against Crvena Zvezda will definitely be a special moment for me. It's very special to return to the arena where it all began for me, in my hometown. I'll try to focus on the game, as I know how to do. The key will be to stay focused on ourselves and on basketball, to block out everything else, the atmosphere, the stands... We have to focus on executing our game plan, and that's not an easy task in such a noisy and heated environment. Crvena Zvezda is a team that has regained its confidence with Sasa Obradovic. We know what to expect."

### Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul vs. Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv (20:00 CET)

**Sarunas Jasikevicius, Fenerbahce head coach**

"Another difficult game for us. Hapoel is one of the leaders in EuroLeague. They started the season in a great shape. Obviously, very clear roles. The guards take many responsibilities. Incredible offensive rebound numbers, incredible size with Motley playing fourth position. And then the versatility to change the defenses and to present to different lineups."

**Talen Horton-Tucker, Fenerbahce guard**

"We've just got to come out and follow the game plan. We know that they are a high-paced team with a lot of good guards and some pretty mobile bigs, so being able to come out and play as hard as we can and get out in transition and play to our strengths is something that we need to do."

**Dimitris Itoudis, Hapoel head coach**

"Fenerbahce is a team with many qualities, and we have great respect for that .This game against the defending champions is one of the biggest challenges for us in the EuroLeague, and we want to face it with full motivation and concentration in order to compete with one of the best teams in the league."

**Chris Jones, Hapoel guard**

"This game is going to be another big test for us. It’s about making key defensive stops, continuing to share the ball, and staying aggressive - both individually and as a team. No matter how the game goes, teams will have their runs, and things might not always go our way, but if we stick together, I believe we’ll always give ourselves a fighting chance."

### Real Madrid vs. Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens (20:45 CET)

**Sergio Scariolo, Real Madrid head coach**

"We are looking forward to tomorrow's game with great excitement and enthusiasm. We are playing against what has arguably been the best team of the last couple of years, with two Final Four appearances and one title. Panathinaikos has great players, a perimeter with up to three very good ball handlers on the court, with an MVP-level star like Kendrick Nunn and other great players like Sloukas, Grant, and TJ Shorts, who was the star of last season and has added a lot of quality and speed to their outside game. They have big forwards like Juancho Hernangomez, a very talented and competitive player, Osman, likewise, and they have added another former NBA player, Kenneth Faried, who had a huge impact in his first game, in Panathinaikos's road win in Paris. They are a team with many weapons, many experienced and high-quality players, whom we like to face now that we have been accelerating our progress. We want to give our fans a great game on our home court."

**Gaby Deck, Real Madrid forward**

"Tomorrow we will try to play our best against a great opponent, a very good team that is coming off a win and played well in their last game. We have to try to stay focused, do our job well, and play hard for the full 40 minutes because we are expecting a very demanding game. We hope to play well, rise to the occasion, and put in a good performance at home in front of our fans."

**Ergin Ataman, Panathinaikos head coach**

"We had very good contributions from many players \[in Paris\], and I hope that will continue in Madrid. \[Kenneth Faried\] is a very experienced player, a very positive player. My first impression, I really liked his character. He's really positive. There is no question about his quality. This guy had a great career in the NBA, and he played against me in 2014 when I was coaching the Turkish national team at the FIBA World Cup. He played on the U.S. national team with Stephen Curry, Anthony Davis, Tyson Chandler, with many star players. He has this quality. I think he likes the team, he likes the club. For sure, that kind of player likes the atmosphere of the EuroLeague, so I hope he will continue like this. He gave us something we missed, especially after we lost Mathias, Holmes and Yurtseven to injury.

"It's not a surprise for me \[that TJ Shorts played well in Paris\] because players are not robots. They have some feelings. This guy has a great past in Paris, in both the EuroCup and the EuroLeague, and especially in the last quarter, the last five minutes, he showed his character and was very important offensively. He showed in Paris that he is a winning player. I hope he will continue like this."

**Alex Samodurov, Panathinaikos center**

"It will be a difficult game — we know that, and we have prepared accordingly. We must remain focused for the full 40 minutes and perform very well defensively in order to win this game."

### Paris Basketball vs. Valencia Basket (20:45 CET)

**Yankuba Sima, Valencia center**

"The EuroLeague schedule is very demanding. There's no time to feel sorry for yourself when you've lost a game or two in a row. But you can't get too carried away when you're doing well either, because you play every two or three days. It's a very physical competition in which every game is very difficult to win. Yesterday's victory was very important, but now we have to wipe the slate clean because we're traveling to Paris. They're a very tough team to play, especially there. They're a team that likes to run a lot and also takes a lot of shots from the three-point line. They're a very physical team. We'll prepare as best we can for the game in Paris, but I think we're in good shape. Hopefully we can put in a good performance there too."

### Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv vs. Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz (21:00 CET)

**Oded Kattash, Maccabi head coach**

"We are coming off a tough loss, so I want to see a good reaction. We have to start the game focused and aggressive, especially defensively. Baskonia wants to play a high-tempo game. They want to attack offensively, there are a lot of movements in their offense. A lot of threes that come off of movement, so we need to be really concentrated. Five players playing defense, five players boxing out. It's very clear that when we control the boards, the defensive rebounds, it's something that really helps us."

Check out what the coaches and players are saying ahead of Round 11 of the 2025-26 EuroLeague season

Pregame quotes, Round 11: 'Olympiacos can play with its eyes closed'

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Slask Wroclaw has brought back a familiar face to strengthen its frontcourt by signing Angel Nunez through the end of the 2025-26 season. 

 Angel Nunez returns to Slask Wroclaw

Slask Wroclaw has brought back a familiar face to strengthen its frontcourt by signing Angel Nunez through the end of the 2025-26 season. Nunez (2.03 meters, 34 years old) spent the previous two seasons with the club. He finished the 2024-25 campaign in Spain with Leyma Coruna, where he averaged 2.3 points and 1.4 rebounds in seven Spanish League games.

The Dominican Republic forward is known for his athleticism and dynamic style of play. After playing college basketball at Louisville, Gonzaga and South Florida, Nunez began his professional career in France with Evreux in France in 2016. He has since played in the Dominican Republic (Metros de Santiago), Puerto Rico (Mets Guaynabo, Vaqueros de Bayamon, Capitanes de Arecibo), Mexico (Abejas de Leon), Israel (Maccabi Haifa), Greece (AO Ionikos Nikaias), Cyprus (Keravnos), the G League (Long Island Nets), Poland and Spain.

Nunez has been a regular on the Dominican national team, which he has represented at Olympic and World Cup qualifiers as well as the FIBA AmeriCup championships.

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This marks the third season in a row in which the forward will wear the Slask colors

\- Last season in Milan, Olympiacos pulled out an 83-84 win with Evan Fournier scoring 18 points and setting a career high with 5 steals.

 

\- Last season in Piraeus, Olympiacos beat Milan 89-68 behind Sasha Vezenkov, who earned MVP of the Round honors with a 31 PIR.

 

\- When Milan beat Olympiacos 65-53 in October 2023, it was Milan head coach Ettore Messina's 300th EuroLeague win.

 

\- Olympiacos center Nikola Milutinov pulled down 19 rebounds and set a EuroLeague record with 16 offensive rebounds while playing for CSKA Moscow against Milan in December 2020.

 

\- Milan set a club record for blocks with 8 against Olympiacos Piraeus in January 2014. In that game, Gani Lawal set Milan's single-game record for blocks by a player with 5.

 

\- Milan set a club record in two-pointers made with 31 against Olympiacos Piraeus on January 25, 2017.

 

\- Milan big man Bryant Dunston played two seasons at Olympiacos, from 2013 to 2015, and in both campaigns was chosen as the EuroLeague Best Defender. He played under head coach Georgios Bartzokas.

 

\- Milan forward Zach LeDay played for Olympiacos during the 2018-19 season and made his EuroLeague debut there. He was a teammate of Kostas Papanikolaou.

 

\- LeDay and Olympiacos guard Thomas Walkup were teammates at Zalgiris Kaunas during the 2019-20 season.

 

\- Milan forward Zach Leday collected a career-high 4 steals while playing for Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade against Olympiacos in October 2023.

 

\- Fenerbahce's Marko Guduric has been a teammate of Olympiacos center Nikola Milutinov on the Serbian national team. Together, they won a silver medal at the 2023 FIBA World Cup and a bronze at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

 

\- Milan guard Marko Guduric has been a teammate of Olympiacos guard Tyler Dorsey and center Kostas Antetokounmpo at Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul. Guduric and Dorsey were teammates for two seasons, from 2022 to 2024, and Guduric and Antetokounmpo in the 2022-23 campaign.

 

\- Dorsey and Antetokounmpo were also teammates with Milan's Devin Booker at Fenerbahce during the 2022-23 season.

 

\- Guduric knocked down a career-best 8 three-pointers on 12 attempts while playing for Fenerbahce in a Game 5 loss in the 2023 playoffs against Olympiacos.

 

\- Milan guard Lorenzo Brown tied his career high with 12 assists while playing for Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens against Olympiacos in the third-place game at the 2025 Final Four.

 

\- Lorenzo Brown made a career-high 11 two-pointers, scoring a single-game club-record 34 points, while playing for Crvena Zvezda Belgrade in an 88-81 win over Olympiacos in December 2019.

 

\- The Reds registered a 72-93 win in Milan in November 2021 during which Giannoulis Larentzakis of Olympiacos scored 18 points and made a career-best 5 three-point shots.

 

\- Dunston tied his career high in offensive rebounds with 8 while playing for Anadolu Efes Istanbul against Olympiacos in Game 4 of the 2017 EuroLeague Playoffs, which Olympiacos won in Istanbul 62-74.

 

\- Milan's Giampaolo Ricci had a career-high 3 steals against Olympiacos in March 2023.

 

\- Olympiacos forward Kostas Papanikolaou matched his career high in offensive rebounds with 5 against Milan in January 2017.