🏀 Euro Basketball Match Analysis, Highlights, Tips

Euroleague Basketball reveals ambitious €2.5bn funding strategy over three seasons for growth, modernization, and venue development, targeting €3bn valuation in five years amid NBA collaboration talks.

Euroleague Basketball ends partnership with FEDCOM Media's Skweek due to contract violations, relaunching EuroLeague TV streaming service for France, Monaco, and overseas territories.

The 2026 BKT EuroCup Playoffs bracket is now official, with full 2025-26 Regular Season standings available. This sets the stage for intense knockout battles among top European clubs.[1]

Tyler Cavanaugh of Bahcesehir College Istanbul dominated with a stellar performance, leading his team to a 86-91 road win over Neptunas Klaipeda and clinching a bye in the Eighthfinals.[1]

The 2025-26 BKT EuroCup Eighthfinals launch on March 11, featuring Turk Telekom vs BAXI Manresa, Buducnost vs U-BT Cluj-Napoca, Cedevita Olimpija vs Niners Chemnitz, and Umana Reyer Venice vs Dolomiti Energia Trento. Winners advance to semifinals starting March 31.[1][2]

Zalgiris Kaunas has mutually parted ways with head coach Andrea Trinchieri amid roster rebuild. The club eyes new leadership while extending Deividas Sirvydis and pursuing Moses Wright and EuroCup steals leader.[3]

EuroLeague Basketball announces elimination of the traditional Final Four third-place game from 2026, replacing it with the adidas NextGen EuroLeague Championship Game amid coach and player feedback on its lack of competitiveness. The 2026 event heads to Athens on May 22-24.[1]

Tyler Cavanaugh of Bahcesehir College Istanbul dominated with a standout performance, leading his team to an 86-91 road win over Neptunas Klaipeda, securing a bye in the Eighthfinals and clinching Round 18 MVP award.[2]

The 2025-26 BKT EuroCup Eighthfinals officially begin Wednesday, March 11, featuring four intense knockout games: Cedevita Olimpija vs Niners Chemnitz, Turk Telekom vs BAXI Manresa, Buducnost VOLI vs U-BT Cluj-Napoca, and Umana Reyer Venice vs Dolomiti Energia Trento.[1]

Tyler Cavanaugh dominated with a standout performance, leading Bahcesehir College Istanbul to a 91-86 road win over Neptunas Klaipeda, clinching a bye in the Eighthfinals and securing Round 18 MVP award.[3]

Olympiacos welcomes arch-rival Panathinaikos in a crucial EuroLeague Round matchup on March 6 at 4 PM UTC. Both teams vie for playoff positioning amid intense Greek derby rivalry, with recent form favoring the hosts.

Moses Wright of Zalgiris Kaunas earned Round 28 MVP honors with career-high 25 points and top PIR, powering his team to victory. His explosive performance highlights Zalgiris' strong playoff push in EuroLeague.