It was an easy night for Baskonia. On last Tuesday they hosted Fenerbache at Fernando Buesa Arena and they beat them 86-68. For the hosts Alec Peters led the way with a career-high 25 points and 7 rebounds. followed by Rokas Giedraitis who added 19 points, while Zoran Dragic scored 16 and Pierria Henry dished 10 assists. For Fener Jan Vesely scored 15 points, but didn't have much help from the others .

Baskonia is in desperate need for wins. And the two games in a row is the perfect chance to do it. The already won Fener and now its time for Panathinaikos.  The hosts are expected to rely on their strong defense for yet another night. And of course dictate their pace. If they do that they can continues their winning streak. 

Panathinaikos played really well last Tuesday on Valencia for almost three quarters. But in the end Valencia was the one that shoot better and played even better on defense, so they took the win. The Greek side for another night couldn't make it till the end. Even though they try so hard in most of the matches, they don't make it on the endgame.  

Can this night be any different from the nights before? Hardly. Panathinaikos seems to rely too much on Nemanja Nedovic and lacks of alternatives if the Serbian can't help. So what should they do tonight if they want to take the win? Pay extra attention to details. Such as the free throws. Their average is the second worst in Euroleague. And given that they lose their game to 8 points or less, this could make a difference.

The overall record in Euroleague since 2000, is Baskonia v Panathinaikos 12-14.

Let's take a look at main and special odds markets offered at bet365 website :

• FullTime Result : 1.41 (Baskonia) - 3.00 (Panathinaikos)
• Over/Under 158 points : 1.90 (Over) - 1.90 (Under)
• Race to 20 points: 1.57 (Baskonia) - 2.25 (Panathinaikos)

*bet365 odds as offered at  19/11, 15:00CET (subject to change without prior notice) | 18+, T&Cs Apply, BeGambleAware.org

An easy night is predicted for Baskonia. Panathinaikos is not quite in their best shape. But if someone from the Greek side could lead his teammates to win, this one is Ioannis Papapetrou. The small forward and also captain of the visitors has an average of 12.3 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.0 steals per game. And most important of all. He plays over 33 minutes. Rokas Giedraitis will try to stop Ioannis Papapetrou. Even though its i his first season for the Basques he already plays for almost 28 minutes and  has an average of 13.9 points, 2.7 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 1.4 steals per game. If Papapetrou is stopped, then Baskonia will win for sure. And Giedraitis knows that.