Zalgiris started their Euroleague campaign with two defeats in a row. Firstly they lost at home from Baskonia, and on the 2nd day, they lost at Milan from Armani with 85-81.

The first period was a disaster for the Lithuanian side, as the lost with a partial score 23-7. After that, the came back in the game but they did not make it to the end.

Sarunas Jasikevicius has many new names in the roster and two big losses. Nate Wolters left for Tel Aviv and Brandon Davies is a Barcelona player.

There is no doubt that Saras will create a fantastic team for third year in a row, but he and his players need time.

Caroll is a sharp shooter. He is a down town serial killer and in this way he "killed" Maccabi with a buzzer beater in order to give Real a great home win against Maccabi.

Pablo Laso saw his team to have problems against the Israeli side, but the point is that they avoided a home loss in a dramatic way.

In the Spanish League Real beat Fuenlabrada easily at home. They have four wins in the first four days, so they look too strong for another year.

Salaj Mejri, the Tunisian forward-centerwho used to play for Real four years ago is coming back afte spending some years in NBA. It is agood roster addition.

Real has registered wins on its last six trips to Kaunas, including a 79-90 triumph last season behind 16 points from Anthony Randolph. The streak is no surprise considering that Real has won 18 of 20 meetings between them this century.

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

• FullTime Result: 3.30(Zalgiris) - 1.35(Real Madrid)
• Over/Under 160.5 points : 2.00 (Over) - 1.83 (Under)
• Race to 20 points: 2.40 (Zalgiris) - 1.52(Real Madrid)

*bet365 odds as offered at  16/10, 18:00CET (subject to change without prior notice) | 18+, T&Cs Apply, BeGambleAware.org

Sharpshooters Arturas Milaknis of Zalgiris and Jaycee Carroll of Real might not be primary options on offense for either team, but their long-distance shooting can do wonders for their respective teams. Milaknis, who has made at least one three-pointer in 17 straight games, just played a team-high 33 minutes, 37 seconds in Round 2 at Milan, which speaks to his increased role on the team.

Carroll celebrated his first appearance of the season last week by making 4 of 7 three-pointers, including a game-winner with 2.4 seconds to go.