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EuroLeague Round 10: Panathinaikos beats Real Madrid 115–112

Kendrick Nunn scored 33 points in the overtime win, including 23 in the fourth quarter, a EuroLeague record for the period, Eurohoops says.

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Panathinaikos beat Real Madrid 115–112 after overtime in Madrid on 4 November, opening EuroLeague Round 10 with a win that put the visitors provisionally top of the standings.

The teams entered the game at 7–2 and 6–3 respectively. Panathinaikos improved to 8–2, while Real Madrid fell to 6–4 and ninth place.

Nunn leads the comeback

Nunn scored 33 points, including 23 in the fourth quarter, helping Panathinaikos recover as Real Madrid threatened to take the game. His total for the quarter set a league record for the period, Eurohoops said.

Nunn’s free throws put Panathinaikos ahead 101–99 with seven seconds left in regulation, but Andres Feliz scored a layup on Real Madrid’s final possession to force overtime. Panathinaikos then outscored the hosts 14–11 in the extra period.

Mathias Lessort added 20 points and Sylvain Francisco 18 for Panathinaikos. Feliz led Real Madrid with 27 points and six assists; Damian Jones scored 15 and Alberto Abalde 13.

Provisional standings

The table below reflects the standings after the opening game, before the rest of the round.

EuroLeague standings after the opening game of Round 10
PositionTeamWins–losses
1Panathinaikos8–2
2Olympiacos7–2
3Crvena zvezda6–3
4Valencia6–3
5Hapoel Tel Aviv6–3
6Fenerbahce6–3
7Barcelona6–3
8Dubai6–3
9Real Madrid6–4
10Zalgiris5–4
11Besiktas4–5
12Partizan4–5
13Virtus Bologna4–5
14Anadolu Efes4–5
15ASVEL4–5
16Paris3–6
17Maccabi Tel Aviv2–7
18Bayern Munich2–7
19Olimpia Milan1–8
20Baskonia1–8

Remaining Round 10 games

Five games are scheduled for 5 November and four for 6 November. The listed times are Athens time, with Yerevan time in brackets.

Remaining fixtures
DateGameAthens time (Yerevan time)
5 NovemberAnadolu Efes–Paris19:15 (21:15)
5 NovemberFenerbahce–Baskonia20:00 (22:00)
5 NovemberHapoel Tel Aviv–Barcelona20:45 (22:45)
5 NovemberASVEL–Bayern Munich21:00 (23:00)
5 NovemberOlimpia Milan–Valencia21:30 (23:30)
6 NovemberBesiktas–Zalgiris19:00 (21:00)
6 NovemberOlympiacos–Crvena zvezda21:15 (23:15)
6 NovemberVirtus Bologna–Dubai21:30 (23:30)
6 NovemberPartizan–Maccabi Tel Aviv21:45 (23:45)

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  1. EurohoopsNunn explodes for 33 points and makes history, Panathinaikos wins it against Real after OT drama
  2. wheretowatchbasketball.comEuroLeague 2026-27 Round 10 schedule & where to watch | Where to Watch Basketball