Panionios - Lietkabelis

The Romania team playing very well and confidently at home, preferring a fast-paced and productive style of basketball, is the second best offensive team, averaging 95.3 points per European Cup game. Their opponents, the Hamburg team, are one of the worst European Cup teams this season, with a record of 0 wins and losses. Even against a struggling team like Germany, who have only won two games this season, Romania looks tragically strong. Although the Germans don't always lose by convincing margins, in this game the handicap for Cluj must be significant. They have already won by 19 points in their away game, so we can expect a similar result from Romania at home. Cluj looks incredibly strong at their home arena and demonstrate better scoring compared to the league average of 98.7 points, leaving Germany no choice but to return home with a bigger deficit than the given handicap.

This season, the 100 point mark for Neptunas is something they can either achieve for themselves or allow their opponents to surpass, which is easier than for anyone to eat a piece of cake. The Neptunas team, who currently shares first place in the league, is a magnet for overs at home with an average of 98.7 points per game at the Švyturis Arena in the European Cup matches. Cedevita, who may not be the strongest team, also enjoys racking up points and is capable of playing solidly. Neptunas struggles with both defense and any form of play, with the only thing going for them being their accuracy, but I believe the team will play aggressively and this won't be a problem for either of these teams.

The defense of Neptune is simply tragic (practically non-existent). Cedevita loves to outplay opponents who play fast basketball. The guests also know how to defend, which cannot be said about the citizens of Klaipėda, that's why they see themselves as winners today. But I take the over, which seems safer, because it happens that Neptune's nets appear at home. In the first face-to-face match, Cedevita scored 91 points, missing 12 free throws. They also threw few 3-pointers. 100 points reached by the reserve team - seems achievable.

I don't know, in the first meeting it was accomplished, so why can't it be now. I wouldn't say that Cedevita has some really good ingredients or that their form is good at the moment. In the first meeting, Neptunas always led and managed to maintain it until the end. Also, Neptunas doesn't have any major injuries, they play at home and their opponent is not a particularly special team, so I think they can win here.