Finally playing like a true Real Madrid team, the “Queen” defeated Partizan 86-76 in Madrid in the fourth round of the EuroLeague and celebrated its first victory in this year’s competition.
Valencia, with a balanced offensive attack, defeated Hapoel Tel Aviv 93-82, improved to 4-0, and remains undefeated at the top of the standings alongside Panathinaikos.
In complete control, Virtus defeated Bayern in Munich 94-87 and has now won two straight games in this year’s competition.
Maccabi secured its first victory of this year’s EuroLeague in Belgrade against Armani with remarkable ease and composure, winning 97-79.
Playing outstanding defense in the final three quarters and with Nouora on fire on offense, Red Star secured an impressive 77-58 victory on the road against Dubai BC.
The schedule for Round 4:
Wednesday, October 7
- Paris – Villeurbanne 96–98
Thursday, October 8
- Dubai BC – Red Star 58-77
- Maccabi Tel Aviv – Armani Milan 97-79
- Bayern Munich – Virtus Bologna 87-94
- Panathinaikos – Fenerbahçe 92-74
- Valencia – Hapoel Tel Aviv 93-82
- Real Madrid – Partizan 86-76
Friday, October 9
- 9:15 p.m. Olympiacos – Efes
- 9:30 p.m. Barcelona – Zalgiris
- 9:30 p.m. Baskonia – Besiktas
*photo source: KYPE