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Zach Leday goes 22 and 10 rebounds vs Virtus Vidivici Bologna

Zach Leday made the deciding difference in 30 minutes of work: 22 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists on an efficient 6/12 shooting (2/5 from three) and a near-perfect 8/9 from the line, with zero turnovers across the night. Hapoel Ibi Tel Aviv's interior presence was relentless. Leday's double-double in a 90–81 home victory over Virtus Vidivici Bologna underscored the gap between the two sides' ability to finish possessions — his composure in the post and on the glass worn down Bologna's rim defense across the game. The nine-point margin was never as tight as it sounds, with Leday's steadiness on both ends a structural advantage Virtus could not contain.

Zach Leday goes 22 and 10 rebounds vs Virtus Vidivici Bologna
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Marcus Carr leads Virtus Vidivici Bologna past Baskonia with 20

Marcus Carr finished as Virtus Vidivici Bologna's engine in an 86–78 win over Baskonia, posting 20 points, 3 assists and 2 steals across 22 minutes. He shot 5 of 10 from the field, 2 of 4 from three, and was most reliable from the line: 8 of 10 free throws. The eight-point margin reflected a controlled performance at home. Carr's efficiency — 80 percent from the stripe, decisive movement into the paint — kept Virtus Vidivici Bologna ahead when Baskonia pressed. He turned the ball over twice and picked up four fouls, the kind of minor friction that happens in a tight defensive battle, but his scoring rhythm never broke. Not a stat-sheet explosion, but the kind of composed outing that wins regular-season games in Europe's top competition.

Marcus Carr leads Virtus Vidivici Bologna past Baskonia with 20
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Derrick Alston Jr. leads Virtus Vidivici Bologna past Paris Basketball with 23

Derrick Alston Jr. a tranché le duel parisien avec 23 points en 24 minutes, survolant le secteur extérieur (5/7 à trois points) et ne manquant pas un seul lancer franc (4/4). Malgré trois rebonds seulement, sa précision chirurgicale a suffi pour installer Virtus Vidivici Bologna au-dessus de Paris Basketball dans un scénario qui s'est joué à deux possessions. Les Bolognais repartent de Paris avec un succès de justesse : 96–94. Une victoire où l'efficacité offensive d'Alston a compensé la modestie du collectif sur les rebonds et les passes décisives — trois passes pour l'Américain en 24 minutes de jeu, mais deux balles perdues à gérer. Prochain rendez-vous pour Virtus Vidivici Bologna en Euroligue : le résultat de ce soir confirme qu'aucun déplacement n'est acquis d'avance.

Derrick Alston Jr. leads Virtus Vidivici Bologna past Paris Basketball with 23
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Wendell Moore leads Virtus Vidivici Bologna past FC Bayern München Basketball with 20

Wendell Moore trug Virtus Vidivici Bologna mit 20 Punkten, 9 Rebounds und 3 Steals zum 94:87-Auswärtssieg gegen FC Bayern München bei. Der Forward brauchte dazu nur 24 Minuten und traf 7 von 12 Feldwürfen (2/3 Dreier) sowie alle vier Freiwürfe. Ein Abend, an dem die Effizienz entschied. Moore zwang die Bayern-Verteidigung wiederholt zu Fehlern und nutzte seine Chancen im Halbfeld konsequent. Sein Plus-Minus-Wert spiegelt seinen Einfluss wider: Bologna brauchte genau diese Ruhe und Zuverlässigkeit gegen ein Team, das immer wieder Druck aufbaute. Die Italiener behielten in München die Kühle und ließen sich auch in den engen Phasen nicht beirren — Moore war dafür ein Schlüssel.

Wendell Moore leads Virtus Vidivici Bologna past FC Bayern München Basketball with 20
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Marcus Carr goes 22 and 10 assists vs Olympiacos Piraeus B.c.

Marcus Carr orchestrated a surgical 24-minute performance to guide Virtus Vidivici Bologna past Olympiacos Piraeus in a two-point finish. The point guard compiled 22 points and 10 assists on efficient shooting — 7-of-11 from the floor, 5-of-8 from three, and a perfect 3-of-4 at the line. He managed the game without a turnover until late, ceding just the one, and his distributional work kept Bologna's attack flowing when the margin tightened down the stretch. Against a Piraeus side that pushed hard until the final possession, Carr's shooting touch from distance (63% from deep) proved the difference in a result that hinged on possessions. Bologna's home court and his precision were enough.

Marcus Carr goes 22 and 10 assists vs Olympiacos Piraeus B.c.
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Virtus Vidivici Bologna edge Olympiacos Piraeus B.c. 96–94 in a nail-biter

Sasha Vezenkov's scoring tear — 17.3 points per game in recent weeks, anchored by a 63.4 TIB Efficiency rating — has made Olympiacos Piraeus a different proposition in the EuroLeague. Virtus Bologna will need Aliou Diarra at his sharpest to keep pace; the guard is averaging 11.5 points and posting a 48.3 efficiency mark of his own, but the gap between the two tells the story heading into tip-off. Vezenkov's ability to score from multiple levels, paired with his 1.3 assists per game, gives Olympiacos a weapon Bologna cannot easily neutralize. Diarra's role will be as much about generating offense elsewhere — his 0.5 assists suggest he is leaning into scoring duty — and making Vezenkov work defensively whenever the chance arises. This is a matchup built on individual performance: how Diarra's rhythm on offense can carve out space, and whether Vezenkov's current form holds in a road environment. Olympiacos arrive as the statistical favorite on individual talent; Virtus will need precision and depth. Tip-off in three hours.

Virtus Vidivici Bologna edge Olympiacos Piraeus B.c. 96–94 in a nail-biter
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Aliou Diarra's 15 not enough as Virtus Vidivici Bologna fall to Milano

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.

Aliou Diarra's 15 not enough as Virtus Vidivici Bologna fall to Milano
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Milano edge Virtus Vidivici Bologna 87–85 in a nail-biter behind Marko Guduric's 14

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.

Milano edge Virtus Vidivici Bologna 87–85 in a nail-biter behind Marko Guduric's 14
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Braxton Key goes 11 and 10 rebounds vs Virtus Vidivici Bologna

Braxton Key's first-half dominance set the tone for Fenerbahce Ulker's 78–68 win over Virtus Virtus Bologna. The forward finished with 11 points and 10 rebounds across 25 minutes, shooting 4-of-5 from the floor and converting a double-double on pure efficiency. Key's work on the glass proved decisive in a grind-it-out affair where both sides struggled to find rhythm offensively. A 50 percent free-throw line (3-of-6) and a single turnover underscored his composed ball-handling for a big man operating in tight spaces. That clean shooting night — no misses inside the arc — gave Fenerbahce a reliable scoring outlet when perimeter shots weren't falling. The 10-point margin reflected a second-half control that Key helped establish early. In a EuroLeague regular season where margins often compress in the final quarter, his front-loaded impact meant the hosts could weather Bologna's rally without panic.

Braxton Key goes 11 and 10 rebounds vs Virtus Vidivici Bologna
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Fenerbahce Ulker beat Virtus Vidivici Bologna 78–68 behind Braxton Key's 11

Braxton Key's recent run has Fenerbahce Ulker moving through the EuroLeague with real purpose. The forward is averaging 12.5 points per game while sitting at a 67.8 TIB Efficiency rating — the kind of floor-stretching two-way presence that tilts games in the margin. Rasheed Bello, though, carries different weight. His 2025-'26 season line of 17.2 points and 5.7 assists per game shows a playmaker who can impose tempo on the court. Even if those numbers aren't from his current stretch, they signal what Bologna's ball-handler is capable of when the offense runs through him. The tension here sits in the wings and perimeter. Key's efficiency metric edges Bello's 60.5 rating, but Bello's assist volume — more than three times Key's 1.5 APG — points to two very different roles. One is a scorer-defender in transition; the other is a floor general who dictates pace. Fenerbahce Ulker's structure versus Bologna's rhythm. That mismatch will determine whether this EuroLeague night tilts one way or the other. Tip-off in three hours.

Fenerbahce Ulker beat Virtus Vidivici Bologna 78–68 behind Braxton Key's 11
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