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I don't believe that such a total will remain on the day of the match, it wouldn't surprise me if it's 161, so I try to take it right away. The Turks definitely aren't a fast-paced team, their last 3 matches have been productive, but their opponents are more focused on offense, so they have increased their productivity. Relying on fast basketball with the Greeks and Giannis wouldn't be wise, the more open the Greek monster is, the more chances for over, and the Turks can definitely push them. Cedi Osman got an injury and if Ataman doesn't play him in the games, his injury could be considered serious. This is the second option on offense after Sengun.

Even without Giannis and without watching the Greeks, they are my favorites. No one can stop Antetokounmpo, and Sengun won't be easy either. We saw how JV scored a lot of points, but it was not easy for both the front-line players and the centers against the Greek second line. Turks have a good team with many weapons and versatility, but defensively they do not seem reliable individually, and the Greeks will take advantage of that. Greeks play a very mature basketball and team veterans do their job, while the Turks do not have such a stable and solid game. I believe that potential-wise, Greeks are better.

The national team of Abejos plays a productive game of basketball and has players who are unstoppable on offense. The team's lineup has won three times in a row and even though the semi-finals are coming up, we are well aware of the strong shooters and solid defense of the team. Although semi-finals are usually low-scoring, the style of play of these teams appears to be high-scoring.

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Eurobasket semi-final. Greece against Turkey. We are facing the Greek team. They appear to be solid in both offense and defense. Even against Lithuania, they managed to secure a confident win with a not-so-great percentage and despite having Giannis somewhat contained. As Spanoulis himself said, this team is well built around Giannis. If you pressure him, he can dish out to good shooters like Dorsey, Sloukas, or Toliopoulos. In defense, the younger brother Kostas also looks strong, as well as Kalaitzakis who doesn't spoil the view. Tall players like Mitoglou or Papanikolaou can also make shots, so there aren't many potential risks. Personally, no one will stop Giannis in a 1v1 situation, so we can't be naive, and I think there will be opportunities for our shooters.
Turkey also looks strong and they haven't stumbled yet in the tournament. However, they struggled a bit against Sweden, and the game against Poland was played fairly easily. But their opponents until this stage were also relatively easy in the knockouts. Now they will face a strong opponent and it could be a bit unexpected for them, as they were probably expecting their only competition in the final to be Germany. Sengun is definitely a good player, but today he will have Giannis against him. We'll see how he handles that. A lot of the team's success will also depend on Larkin, who is a player who performs according to his mood. If it's a bad day for him, the team will struggle (we saw this against Sweden). Osman seems to have not suffered a serious injury as he returned in the match against Poland, but there may still be some discomfort, which could also be a factor.
All in all, it seems like an evenly matched game, but Greece has a better defense, which is why I'm rooting for them. Plus, the odds are tempting. Good luck.

The Turkish team is much more versatile in my eyes, having offensive options and I think that the odds for them are just as sweet as taking candy from a baby. Greece can of course get stuck in their slow game, and it would be interesting to see how the Turkish team would handle that, but I do not believe that Greece can dictate the game for the Turks at the moment, as they rely heavily on Giannis' playing style.

As I think that the tempo will be dictated by the Turkish team, I also believe that the over will pass, with a lot of fouls slowing down the fast defenders, so points will be accumulated. I would guess around 168 points in total.

There isn't a relatively big total when playing for 35 minutes on average, with lots of players spinning and a comfortable matchup with good shooting.