OLIMPIA MILANO

Tyrese Martin finished with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists in 29 minutes as Fc Barcelona held off Olimpia Milano 89–81 on the road. The Barcelona forward shot 6-of-13 from the field and added 2 steals while committing no turnovers, a clean night in the EuroLeague regular season. Martin's efficiency mattered in a grind. Barcelona's eight-point margin was not comfortable — Milano stayed within reach throughout — but Martin's ball security (zero turnovers) and active hands (2 steals) helped control the tempo when it mattered. He also went 2-of-7 from three, keeping defenses honest on the perimeter. An eight-point road win carries weight. Martin was the difference-maker by the numbers. #EuroLeague #FCBarcelona #OlimpiaMilano #Tyrese Martin

Dwayne Bacon finished with 29 points on near-perfect shooting to carry Dubai Basketball to a 101–97 road win over Olimpia Milano. In just 25 minutes, Bacon made 10 of 15 field goals and all six three-point attempts, adding 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal without a turnover—a clinical display of offensive efficiency that proved decisive in a four-point margin. Milano kept it close throughout, but Bacon's scoring punch, especially from beyond the arc, gave Dubai the edge when it mattered. The four-point victory on the road underlined how a single player's hot hand can tilt a tight EuroLeague contest, even when both teams execute defensively for long stretches.

Andres Feliz turned in 15 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in just 19 minutes as Real Madrid held off Olimpia Milano 98–89 on the road. The Madrid guard's efficiency was the difference: 6 of 9 from the field, including 2 of 2 at the line, with only two turnovers across his limited floor time. That shooting clarity kept Real Madrid ahead when Milano threatened to close the gap in the second half. Feliz's ball movement — five assists to match his scoring — also helped orchestrate the spacing that allowed Real Madrid to absorb Milano's pressure without panic. A nine-point win in an EuroLeague regular-season road game often hinges on bench depth and guard play. Feliz provided both in concentrated doses, leaving the floor to a clear Madrid advantage that held through the final quarter.

MOSES WRIGHT finished with 23 points, 8 rebounds and a near-perfect 9-for-10 shooting night (5-for-6 from the line) in 27 minutes, but it was not enough to stop Milano's 79–97 road loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv in EuroLeague play. Wright's efficiency — zero turnovers across his brief stint — kept Milano competitive through stretches, yet the team's overall offensive output and second-half execution crumbled against Maccabi's defense. An 18-point margin tells the real story: one player's sharp shooting cannot compensate for a collective collapse. For Wright, the performance underscores his value as a finisher and rebounder in the paint, even as Milano heads home empty-handed.

Roman Sorkin and Marko Guduric are running almost neck-and-neck on the TIB Efficiency meter heading into this one, and their recent form tells you exactly why the matchup between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Milano matters. Sorkin has been the steadier facilitator for Maccabi, averaging 11.7 points and 1.7 assists per game while holding a 44.2 efficiency rating. Guduric, operating from Milano's backcourt, has pushed the scoring load harder—15 points nightly—and is threading 3.3 assists, sitting just behind on 44 TIB EFF. It's the difference between a floor-setter and a shot-maker in rhythm, two distinct reads on how to run an offense through your best perimeter player. The gap between them narrows when you factor in shot volume and decision-making. Whoever navigates Milano's defense or Maccabi's pressure first could tilt the tone of this EuroLeague fixture. Guduric's assist rate suggests Milano leans heavier on him to generate for others; Sorkin's lower usage might free him to hunt specific matchups. Tip-off in three hours. Watch how each team schemes to get their engine running.

A.J. LAWSON made the difference in Baskonia's 86–76 win over Milano with a 16-point, 4-for-7 three-point night that kept the hosts ahead when it mattered most. The American hit 60% from the floor overall and was efficient from deep, finishing with 3 rebounds and 3 assists across 28 minutes without turning the ball over more than once. That kind of low-turnover volume is rare; Lawson's decision-making meant Baskonia could lean on his shot-creation down the stretch without bleeding possessions. Milano stayed close early, but Lawson's range and accuracy in the midgame pulled Baskonia clear. A 10-point margin might sound comfortable, but in EuroLeague basketball it reflects a controlled performance rather than a blowout — and it was Lawson's accuracy from three that created enough breathing room for Baskonia to manage the rest.

Sedekerskis and Guduric have posted matching scoring lines in recent weeks — both averaging 15.5 points — but the efficiency numbers and their roles tell a deeper story about what each wing brings. Sedekerskis has nudged ahead on TIB EFF (52.0 to 50.3), riding 0 assists as a pure volume scorer for Baskonia. Guduric, by contrast, is threading 3.5 dimes a night alongside his own 15.5 PPG, anchoring Milano's offence as a facilitator in transition and set play. Two high-ranking wings, two different blueprints — one scorer, one orchestrator. Baskonia and Milano tip off shortly. The forward duel could easily decide how freely each team's supporting cast gets to operate. Watch how they hunt matchups, where they take their shots, and whether one's efficiency edge translates into the kind of control that decides EuroLeague games.

ALIOU DIARRA finished with 15 points, 7 rebounds, 4 blocks and 1 steal across 23 minutes for Virtus Vidivici Bologna, shooting 6 of 9 from the field and 3 of 4 at the free-throw line. His interior defence and finishing efficiency on a compact minutes load stood out — but it was not enough to prevent a 87–85 defeat to Milano. The two-point loss in Milano leaves Virtus Vidivici Bologna short despite Diarra's clean, productive night. He committed only one turnover and kept fouls to three, a disciplined effort from the centre. His 66.7 field-goal percentage and four blocks hint at the kind of presence that could swing close games, yet this one slipped away. In a regular-season EuroLeague fixture decided by possession, individual performance and result do not always align — and this was one of those nights where they did not. Diarra did his part.

Marko Guduric is running hot. The Milano wing has averaged 17 points and 5 assists over recent weeks, posting a 55.5 TIB Efficiency rating that stands well clear of the field in this matchup. He is the fulcrum of his team's offense — when he is decisive with the ball and sharp from distance, Milano's spacing opens up. Wendell Moore carries a different assignment for Virtus Vidivici Bologna. His recent form reads as 9 points and 1 assist per game, with a 31.5 TIB rating — a gap that reflects the caliber of the task ahead. Moore will need to find angles on a Milano perimeter that Guduric anchors, and create rhythm without forcing against a defense built to limit exactly that. The duel sits at the heart of this one: Guduric's playmaking and volume against Moore's ability to stay composed in a secondary role. Milano and Virtus Vidivici Bologna tip off in three hours.

First game for Partizan BC: Alessandro Pajola against Milano — 7 PTS · 4 REB · 3 AST in 21 minutes. Last appearance for Virtus Vidivici Bologna was 2026-01-23. https://www.thisisbasketball.eu/players/fiba-senior-player-218809

Carlik Jones ran the Partizan offense with surgical precision, finishing with 20 points, 10 assists and zero turnovers across 27 minutes as Partizan BC dismantled Milano 92–76 at home. The guard was efficient from everywhere: 6 of 11 from the field, 4 of 6 from three, and a perfect 4 of 4 at the line. In a 16-point victory, that turnover-free night controlling the tempo was the difference between a competitive game and a rout. Jones dictated play without forcing, a particular strength when a team is building separation. Milano's defense had no answer for Partizan's ball movement, and Jones was its architect. The win keeps Partizan in the thick of the regular season race.

Carlik Jones has been the more efficient creator on the perimeter this season, running Partizan's offence at 50.6 TIB with 15.4 points and 4.6 assists per game. Moses Wright counters for Milano with a 44.4 rating, averaging 13.2 points but offering far less in playmaking — his 0.8 assists reveal a forward anchored to the low block rather than the wing. The gap widens in ball movement. Jones orchestrates; Wright finishes. In EuroLeague tempo, that split often decides whether a visiting team can control the pace or gets dragged into a grinding half-court slog. Partizan will want to run. Milano will want to plant. Wright's rim presence and rebounding anchor the home side's interior — a real threat on both ends. But Jones' versatility and assist rate suggest Partizan can spread Milano's defence and force rotations. Watch how much Milano's guards pressure Jones off the dribble; allow him space and he'll thread cutters all night. Tipoff in three hours.