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Olympiacos beats Olimpia Milano 84-78 in Athens
Olympiacos beat Olimpia Milano 84-78 in a EuroLeague game in Athens.
The Italian team, coached by Peppe Poeta, had also lost to Panathinaikos three days earlier.
Olympiacos are the reigning EuroLeague champions, and the game was played at the Sunel Arena, its temporary home venue while its usual arena undergoes renovation.
Milano fought back from a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter and came within two points, but could not tie or take the lead.
Cody Miller-McIntyre scored 24 points and Sasha Vezenkov added 23 for Olympiacos, while RJ Cole led Milano with 17.
Milano have lost eight of nine games and remain at the bottom of the standings, level with Baskonia.
Olympiacos beat Olimpia Milano 84-78 in Athens in a EuroLeague game.
Cody Miller-McIntyre scored 24 points and Sasha Vezenkov added 23 for Olympiacos.
RJ Cole led Milano with 17 points, while Moses Wright scored 16.
Milano cut the deficit to two points late but could not tie or take the lead.
The loss was Milano’s eighth in nine EuroLeague games, leaving it last in the standings alongside Baskonia.
- Who
- Olympiacos and Olimpia Milano.
- What
- Olympiacos won 84-78 in a EuroLeague game.
- When
- 30 October 2026.
- Where
- Sunel Arena in Athens.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Olimpia Milano previewed its game against Olympiacos and said the match would be played at Sunel Arena in Athens.
Olympiacos beat Olimpia Milano 84-78.
- Final score
- Olympiacos 84, Olimpia Milano 78
- Venue
- Sunel Arena, Athens
- Cody Miller-McIntyre
- 24 points for Olympiacos
- Sasha Vezenkov
- 23 points for Olympiacos
- RJ Cole
- 17 points for Milano
- Milano record
- Eight losses in nine EuroLeague games
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What people are saying
We face the European champions on their court, with everything that means. In the last two games we had the right mental and physical approach, but now we have to try to capitalise on the many improvements shown by trying to finish games better as well as having continuity for all 40 minutes.