Five consecutive victories and nine in its last 10 games count Real, which alongside with Unics Kazan are the two most formed teams in the tournament.

Lasso's team had a relatively "passable" schedule over the past three weeks, especially after their defeat by Unics in Kazan and collected victories that keep them at the top of the standings with a record of 10-2, along with Barcelona.

Its last win was on Basconia with the imposing 88-60 at the Fernando Buesa Arena from where they played great basketball. It is incredible, that they have done all this without the two Americans Randolph and Tompkins who have been out of action for months.

They both started training and they may appear on the 12th day for the first time in the season! The guard / forward Taylor is doubtful and the guard Alocen is definitely out again.

Fifth away game in the last six games for Maccabi that they seem to be tired of travels and pay for it with defeats. So after the bad performance and the defeat from Olympiakos two weeks ago, they also lost to Alba in Berlin with 91-86.

Maccabi was chasing Alba from the first till the last minute and it was obvious that they were not the best side on the court.

After these defeats, its record is at 7-5 and is marginally within 8 places for the playoffs. The French centre Matias Lessor was released since due to the return to action of Andrija Zizic, he no longer had a role and time of participation from coach Sfairopoulos.

Bad times for Maccabi in Madrid as it counts 6 consecutive defeats in an equal number of its visits over there, the four in fact with a double-digit difference.

The two teams have faced each other in 29  Euroleague games.

Real Madrid has 18 wins, while Maccabi has won 11 times.

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

• FullTime Result : 1.22 (Real) - 4.50 (Maccabi)
• Over/Under 156.5 points : 1.90 (Over) - 1.90 (Under)
• Race to 20 points: 1.45 (Real) - 7.50 (Maccabi)

*bet365 odds are correct at time of publishing (02/12, 15:00 CET) and are subject to change | 18+, T&Cs Apply, BeGambleAware.org

Hanga vs.  Nunnally

Two guard-forwards who help their groups in numerous ways are set to confront each other when Real Madrid has Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv in Round 13. James Nunnally is a tip-top three-point shooter, with a 45.1% vocation normal (119 of 264). He is averaging 13.4 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.0 assists this season. Nunnally ought not to have it simple against Adam Hanga, who was picked as the opposition's Best Defender in the 2016-17 season.

He is averaging 5.7 points and a PIR of 6.8 this season and has helped those numbers up to 8.3 points and a PIR of 12.0 in Real's last four games. Both Hanga and Nunnally are capable and flexible, so anticipate a heavenly matchup at WiZink Center.