Valencia suffered a loss of 90-77 last week at Villeurbanne. Klemen Prepelic and Bojan Dubljevic weren't there to help Valencia and so the hosts had a much easier task. Even though the visitors tried to overcome their absences and win. But Villeurbanne had a 30-8 run and finished the match.  Nikola Kalinic left to fight all alone and had 18 points while Derrick Williams contributed 11 points for Valencia.

Valencia will have their stars tonight in a must-win match if they are interesting to keep on fighting for the play-offs. The hosts will try to exploit the low post game and if they find a way to stop Grigonis everything will be much easier for them at La Fonteta. And of course to continue their great two-points shooting.

Zalgiris manage to take an out of the blue win over Olympiacos 81-79 at Kaunas last week. The home side was trailing with just one minute left. But they had a 9-0 run and Thomas Walkup sealed the fate of the game at the last second. Joffrey Lauvergne led his team with 21 points and 7 rebounds, while Arturas Milaknis added 11 and Augustine Rubit 10 more.

Another away night for the Lithuanian side, but this season they seem to manage more than well when they travel. They will have to rely on their trustworthy three-point shooting and of course, they have to put some pressure on Valencia's point guards. Grigonis and Arturas Milaknis alongside Joffrey Lauvergne, all have to step up to help their team to build a winning streak.

The overall record in Euroleague since 2000, is Valencia v Zalgiris Kaunas 6-2. 

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

• FullTime Result : 1.47 (Valencia) - 2.75 (Zalgiris)
• Over/Under 161.5 points : 1.90 (Over) - 1.90 (Under)
• Race to 20 points: 1.62 (Valencia) - 2.20 (Zalgiris)

*bet365 odds are correct at time of publishing (27/01, 15:00 CET) and are subject to change | 18+, T&Cs Apply, BeGambleAware.org

Valencia is not performing well lately. And one of the main reasons was the absence of their key player Bojan Dubljevic. But tonight the center from Montenegro will be there to offer his team the 10.8 points and 5.4 rebounds he averages per game. And to face his former teammate Joffrey Lauvergne. The Frenchman is having an amazing season with 11.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game and he is offering a lot to his team's success so far.  Those two are going to offer a lot tonight for their teams and lead them to win.