Maundy Thursday in football and basketball – Where to see the “eternal” in the Euroleague and Aston Villa – Olympiacos – 2024-05-02 21:10:35

Tonight is full of football and basketball.

The program includes the great match of Olympiakos in Birmingham against Aston Villa for the semi-final of the Conference League, but also the “do or die” matches between Panathinaikos and Olympiakos in the Euroleague playoffs.

First time is his battle Olympiakou with the Barcelona in SEF. The match will be broadcast on 19:45 from NovaSports 4. The “red and white” are coming from a defeat – knife in their home, as the Catalans were able to respond to the break of the Greek team by winning 82-80 in overtime, thanks to the shots of Jabari Parker after his foul Petrushev in “dead time”. His team Giorgos Bartzokas is called upon to overcome the shock of the defeat that came 48 hours ago and to respond in order to… play the rest for the qualification to the 5th and decisive match in Barcelona.

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At 21:45 his jamball is scheduled Maccabi – Panathinaikostelevised from the NovaSports Prime. Ergin Ataman’s side managed to come back from hell in the first leg in Belgrade, but failed to reach the source, with Nan missing in the final attack. The big chance to respond to the OAKA break was missed, however there is one more tonight, with Panathinaikos aiming for victory to bring the series back to Athens for the fifth and most decisive match.

A little later, on 22:00 it’s his cross Aston Villa – Olympiacos with telecast from Cosmote Sports 2. The English team is one of the great favorites of the institution, but Olympiacos comes from a great course and aims for the best possible result, in order to give everything for the qualification to the rematch of “G. Karaiskakis” next week, against the backdrop of the dream of qualifying for the Conference League grand final in New Philadelphia.

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