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.