Olympiacos started the game with a combination of good ball-handlers on Law and Spanoulis, Papanikolaou at 3 and the Printezis-Powell duo up front, mainly seeking balance in a potential offensive flow that should be expected by Real Madrid's uptempo offense. It's quite typical for a lineup of Llull, Rudy and Mirotic to be parts of quick lineups, while Mirza Begic and the glue guy Carlos Suarez are good enough to make space for the rest to operate.

Never underestimate the heart of a champion, and never underestimate Vassilis Spanoulis.

It took three quarters to get going, but it was CSKA Moscow that held on when it mattered.

Day three of the Euroleague Final Four was all about preparations for Sunday’s climax, along with Eurobasket news and an end to the action at the Soccerdome as the NIJT finishes Sunday at the O2 Arena.

Olympiacos will aim for a Euroleague repeat as they face Real Madrid tomorrow night for European club basketball's top prize.

Real Madrid are the underdogs going into tomorrow’s Euroleague final, the players themselves have stated.

Real Madrid have taken a 2-1 season lead. But this win wasn’t for league places; it was a spot in Europe’s biggest club game.

Olympiacos love the odds being stacked against them. Two Final Four events they’ve been written off, but they manage to find themselves back in the final again.

The Euroleague Final Four activities officially began today, from rumours to stories. Here is what went down.

Vassilis Spanoulis was officially awarded this season’s Euroleague Most Valuable Player award, but he won’t be happy unless Olympiacos repeat last year’s incredible success.