The Euroleague is approaching the final stretch of the championship and this week the four teams that will make up the Final Four could be decided. Real Madrid will travel to Botevgrad (Bulgaria) to play the third game against Hapoel Tel Aviv after winning their first two matches at the Movistar Arena. Valencia, in urgent need, must win the third game to force a fourth, which they must also win, after losing their two home games against Panathinaikos. Olympiacos will visit Monaco after winning their home games and Fenerbahçe will travel to Kaunas (Lithuania) to close their qualification against Zalgiris.
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The Bracket after Game 2
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Hapoel Tel Aviv – Real Madrid (Tuesday 5, 18:00; Movistar+)
Real Madrid is within reach of the Final Four after winning their two home games against Hapoel. Scariolo’s team needs just one victory to seal their qualification. If they don’t win the third game, they will have the chance for a fourth match. If they lose that as well, everything will be decided in a fifth game at the Movistar Arena.
Monaco – Olympiacos (Tuesday 5, 19:45; Movistar+)
Monaco hosts Olympiacos after losing their two matches in Piraeus and will need to win their two home games to force a fifth game.
Zalgiris – Fenerbahçe (Wednesday 6, 19:00; Movistar+)
Zalgiris, like Monaco, lost their two away games and must win their two home games to avoid elimination from the Euroleague and force a fifth game.
Panathinaikos – Valencia (Wednesday 6, 20:15; Movistar+)
Valencia is on the ropes after losing their two home games against Panathinaikos. Pedro Martínez’s team will have to win their two away games against Panathinaikos and force a fifth game in which they will play for qualification at the Roig Arena.
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