Bayern Munich completed a perfect double-round week on the road with two unexpected but so weel-deserved wins against Maccabi Tel Aviv and Fenerbahce. Especially in Istanbul, the Bavarians were simply amazing rallying from 20 points down at halftime. They seem to be in great shape and now at home, they will try and extend their winning streak. Vladimir Lucic is also in great shape and is expected to lead his teammates on another great night. 

Bayern Munich are having the best start in their short history in Euroleague. It goes without saying that their morale is sky-high, but tonight is another story. They are hosting Olympiacos, an experienced and with great expectations team. And it will be a great opportunity for them to test their true potentials. 

Olympiacos stayed at home in this double-round week and really enjoy it. The Reds hosted Olympia Milano and Maccabi Tel Aviv and beat them both. Georgios Bartzokas team played well in both of the games and can now see their future in the competition with more ambition and self-confidence.  And if they pass from Audi Dome tonight they may be at the top of the board. 

What is very promising for the Greeks is that they have a different key player in almost every game. It was Shaquille Mckissik that launched the counter-attack against Olympia Milano and Aaron Harrison that scored some crucial points - the three-point buzzer-beater included - on the last game with Maccabi Tel Aviv. Who will be the one to lead Olympiacos to another win tonight? There are too many candidates...

The overall record in Euroleague since 2000, is Bayern Munich v Olympiacos 1-5.

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

• FullTime Result : 2.10 (Bayern Munich) - 1.76 (Olympiacos)
• Over/Under 153.5 points : 1.90 (Over) - 1.90 (Under)
• Race to 20 points: 1.86 (Bayern Munich) - 1.80 (Olympiacos)

*bet365 odds as offered at  23/10, 15:00CET (subject to change without prior notice) | 18+, T&Cs Apply, BeGambleAware.org

Vladimir Lucic is the man behind Bayern's amazing race so far. Scoring an average of 17.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.0 steals per game, while also shooting an impressive 64.7% on threes, the Serbian forward is having one of the best seasons of his career so far. But tonight he will face the all-decade member Giorgos Printezis. Even though he is at his 36, he remains a main man for the Reds with 10.8 points. And a lot of influence in the Olympiacos game. A great battle with a lot at stake is expected between those two.