EUROLEAGUE: Olympiacos celebrated their third victory of the season (second in the Euroleague) over their big rivals, Panathinaikos, defeating the Prasini 77-69 at the Stadio Eirinis kai Filias. Rather than Spanoulis or Printezis stealing the show, it was Ioannis Papapetrou who came through in the end to bring Olympiacos’ record up to 11-5 in the Euroleague. **HIGHLIGHTS**
EUROLEAGUE: Panathinaikos lost a game they should have won, falling to UNICS Kazan 83-81 for the 15th round of the Euroleague. The Trifylli had a 14-point lead in the third quarter, but were unable to come away with the victory bringing their four game winning streak to an end. Their record now 9-6 midway through the season.**HIGHLIGHTS**
EUROLEAGUE: Olympiacos ended 2016 in fashion as they put on a great performance to defeat Fenerbahce 71-62 for the 15th round of the Euroleague. The Erythrolefki were in control for three quarters and were able to hold on for the win in the end, despite a late push from Fenerbahce in the fourth quarter. The win moves Olympiacos up to 10-5 for the season while Fenerbahce drop to 9-6 **HIGHLIGHTS**
EUROLEAGUE: Olympiacos came away with a rather comfortable 73-65 victory over their “Brother” club Crvena Zvezda in the 13th round of the Euroleague. The Greek Champions conserved their energy as they face many injuries problems, knowing that another Euroleague match awaits in a few days. The win brings Olympiacos’ record to 9-4. **HIGHLIGHTS**
EUROLEAGUE: Panathinaikos defeated Zeljko Obradovic’s Fenerbahce 81-70 at the OAKA Nick Galis Stadium for the 12th round of the Euroleague. It was Obradovic’s fourth trip to the OAKA to face his former team as he left empty handed for a fourth consecutive game. Nick Calathes was the star for the Prasini almost finishing the game with a triple double.**HIGHLIGHTS**
