Olympiakos lost at Belgrade 81-76. It was the first away loss, after the victories at Kazan and Milan. After this game coach Bartzokas and his players had no problem beating Apollon Patras at home for the Greek League.

In the last five games in all competitions, Olympiakos has had four victories. At home, they are undefeated in six games. Dorsey is the top scorer, followed by Vezenkov, while Sloukas is also double-digit.

Defense has permitted Olympiacos to stay undefeated at home. Nobody permits fewer points (67.4 ppg.) than the Reds before their fans. The opponent tema are making only 46.5% of their two-point shots, 26.4% from past the bend and submitting 13.9 turnovers.

Then again, Olympiacos has strong numbers at home, averaging 80.3 points on great shooting rates (57.4% 2FG, 34.5% 3FG) and just 10.6 turnovers each night. Assuming that Olympiacos is centered and solid around defense, offense works out easily with abilities like Dorsey, Kostas Sloukas, Sasha Vezenkov, and Moustapha Fall.

Bayern opened the season with four successive losses and is 7-3 from that point forward, incorporating street wins in Berlin and Kaunas. Vladimir Lucic (13.2 ppg.), previous Olympiacos forward Augustine Rubit (11.4 ppg.) and Corey Walden (10.9 ppg.) are driving the group at this moment.

In their last game, Bayern beat the Euroleague champions of Efes by 83-71. Last Sunday they beat Alba for the German League at Berlin and they seem to be in great shape ahead of the difficult battle in Piraeus.

Bayern depends on its understanding and half-court offense to keep its possibilities open until the last seconds. Matches just endeavor an association low 55.0 field objectives per game, so controlling the game beat ought to be basic for Coach Andrea Trinchieri's group.

The German force to be reckoned with, nonetheless, has permitted opponents to shoot the most elevated two-point rate in the opposition (56.7% 2FG). Restricting players like Fall and Vezenkov ought to permit that number to go down and make Bayern much more cutthroat.

The two teams have faced each other in 8  Euroleague games. Olympiakos has 6 wins, while Monaco has won 2 times.

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

• FullTime Result: 1.35 (Olympiakos) - 3.30 (Bayern)
• Over/Under 154.5 points : 1.90 (Over) - 1.90 (Under)
• Race to 20 points: 1.52 (Olympiakos) - 2.40 (Bayern)

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Vezenkov vs.  Thomas

Two of the most exciting forwards in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague are set to conflict with one another when Olympiacos Piraeus has FC Bayern Munich in Round 14. Sasha Vezenkov is posting vocation best midpoints of 12.2 points and 5.5 rebounds in driving Olympiacos' frontcourt. Lethal is in time to get down to business, Vezenkov is shooting the ball with incredible viability (60.0% 2FG, 36.7% 3FG, 84.4% FT) and stays dynamic on defense(1.1 spg.). He won't have it simple against DeShaun Thomas, an accomplished player who realizes him well because of his two years with Panathinaikos OPAP Athens. Thomas is averaging 10.9 points and 3.8 rebounds up until this point this season.