Hamburg Towers - Bourg-en-Bresse

In my eyes, this is like a competition, Vilnius Ulm only winning by 16 points after 4 periods in the match against Peru, until then all matches were very close. Wolves had a poor shooting performance with 2/15 in the 4th quarter, including 1/9 from 3-point range. Everything didn't quite come together and in the end we see a -18 score, which doesn't reflect the flow of the game. Wolves are not in bad form, they have also defeated Hapoel's basketball players, but Ulm is also solid, and they have defeated the same opponents as Wolves, also losing to them. It looks like a close game with a very good coefficient. The tempo in Germany is always high, and Wolves are also quite unpredictable, so we can expect a high-scoring game.

In my eyes, they are equal opponents here, Vilnius only won by 16 points over Ulm in the 4th period of the Peru game, until then all the games were going point by point. Wolves had 2/15 shots and 1/9 3-pointers in the 4th period, everything didn't fall into place and in the end, the score was -18, which doesn't reflect the flow of the game. Wolves are not in bad shape either, having defeated Hapoel basketball players, Ulm is also solid, but they have also been defeated by the same opponents that Wolves have beaten, and they have also lost to the same opponents. It looks like a close battle and the odds seem too good. The tempo in Germany is always very high, Wolves are also quite unpredictable, so we can expect a high-scoring game as well.

This isn't a small total, I rarely take them, but Cowan is on a roll. He was sitting for a bit about a month ago, but he's back now and hard to stop. He didn't have much luck in the first faceoff against Ulm. But back then, Wolves were a completely different team. Both teams are playing well and scoring, so there will be a majority of over points for the players.

Jessup scored 27 points against the Wolves in the first game. Today, he should once again be among the most productive players. Without a doubt, he is one of the leaders on the team. He plays for 32 minutes, often attacking the basket. A very solid shooter. Only over here.

There is no bad Romanian team, such a handicap could definitely withstand even against Eurocup teams, especially since they will be playing against a fast basketball playing team, and fast basketball is also beloved by Romanians. In Naples, at home against Valencia, they have won all past matches, including a 21-35 victory over the team from Peru. The determined visitors have only lost a few times in the double-digit Eurocup.

Venice doesn't have any flow, quickly starts the game and drops their hands. Spahija tries to control the pace, players have no freedom. French are overly careful, but they can definitely play a slow match at the end. That's what I've been waiting for.

Valencia shields everyone at home, here even the Romanians should get scared. Martinez loses a wide range, so such a total is huge for the injured Jones. His minutes are moderate, so I don't think he will break down, especially since there is someone successfully replacing him.