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Regular season · Round 10 · Wed, 4 Nov 2026 · 20:45 CET · MOVISTAR ARENA

Madrid, Spain · 52 games here since 2025

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The story

Panathinaikos Aktor Athens survive Real Madrid in a tight finish (115-112)

Panathinaikos Aktor Athens took the Round 10 game against Real Madrid, 115-112 at Movistar Arena. Kendrick Nunn led the way (33 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist, 31 PIR). Mathias Lessort backed him up with 20 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists. Panathinaikos Aktor Athens made 16 of 38 three-point attempts.

Box score
PANATHINAIKOS AKTOR ATHENS
PlayerMINPTS2P3PFTREBASTSTLTOBLKPIR
Starters
Sylvain Francisco28:27193-34-101-23405015
Brancou Badio18:0572-31-30-02502010
Konstantinos Mitoglou13:1691-12-51-21210010
Juancho Hernangomez24:0730-01-40-0600004
Nigel Hayes-Davis30:2900-10-20-0401100
Bench
Kendrick Nunn23:42338-83-58-81105031
Mathias Lessort31:02208-100-04-49522030
Isaac Bonga19:17101-12-22-23111012
Kostas Sloukas15:0081-12-40-0140208
Guerschon Yabusele21:3561-11-31-2400106
Moustapha FallDNP00-00-00-0000000
Jerian GrantDNP00-00-00-0000000
Team—11525-2916-3817-2034225190126
REAL MADRID
PlayerMINPTS2P3PFTREBASTSTLTOBLKPIR
Starters
Andres Feliz33:54277-122-47-72613028
Alberto Abalde25:43234-64-73-52524023
Walter Tavares22:28136-80-01-16021016
Jaime Pradilla17:1721-10-10-0011101
Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot22:3341-30-42-301000-1
Bench
Damian Jones20:04154-42-21-22011220
Gabriele Procida22:2781-11-63-43120011
Sergio Llull18:5381-21-23-3132109
Chuma Okeke27:4342-20-30-0531008
Maksym Shulga04:2560-02-20-0001007
Olivier Sarr02:2820-00-12-2100001
Nick Smith Jr07:0500-00-00-001010-2
Team—11227-3912-3222-27222113122121
What was expected before the game
Panathinaikos
Panathinaikos
Measured

Osman + Nunn is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.32 points each time they took the floor, across 328 appearances.

0.32
Average difference each time they took the floor · 2025-26 · 45 units covering 328 appearances
Times they took the floor together
Osman + Nunn is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.32 points each time they took the floor, across 328 appearances.Osman + Nunn328Hernangomez +Nunn323Osman +Hernangomez322Grant +Hernangomez311Osman + Grant295
2025-26 · Panathinaikos
Real Madrid
Real Madrid
Measured

Deck + Lyles is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.53 points each time they took the floor, across 285 appearances.

0.53
Average difference each time they took the floor · 2025-26 · 27 units covering 285 appearances
Times they took the floor together
Deck + Lyles is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.53 points each time they took the floor, across 285 appearances.Hezonja +Campazzo344Tavares +Campazzo309Hezonja +Tavares286Deck + Lyles285Campazzo +Lyles266
2025-26 · Real Madrid

This is how the game was decided.

Sylvain Francisco

The game-winner was hit by Sylvain Francisco: a free throw in minute 43, in overtime that put Panathinaikos up 106-105. They never trailed again.

Five minutes from the end the score was Real Madrid 87-87 Panathinaikos. From there the game saw 2 lead changes and 4 ties.

The biggest run was a 10-0 by Panathinaikos between minutes 42 and 45, from 103-105 to 113-105. The best run by Real Madrid was a 8-0 between minutes 25 and 27.

Kendrick Nunn decided it as the Panathinaikos player with the most points: 33 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist and a PIR of 31.

▸See where these figures come from

I count as the game-winner the basket that puts the winning team ahead for good, and as a run the consecutive points by one team without the opponent scoring. The player who decided it is the winner's top scorer in the box score; on a tie, the one with the higher PIR.

Source: the official EuroLeague play-by-play, which logs each play by its game minute, and the game's box score.

Rotations · who was on the floor

Closing lineup · Panathinaikos

Nigel Hayes-Davis
Sylvain Francisco
Mathias Lessort
Kendrick Nunn
Guerschon Yabusele

Hayes-Davis · Francisco · Lessort · Nunn · Yabusele

Closing lineup · Real Madrid

Andres Feliz
Alberto Abalde
Chuma Okeke
Gabriele Procida
Damian Jones

Feliz · Abalde · Okeke · Procida · Jones

Points by quarter

Q1Q2Q3Q4OT1
Panathinaikos2427232714
Real Madrid1830252811
Q1Q2Q3Q4OT1
Panathinaikos
Nigel Hayes-Davis

Hayes-Davis

30′ · -2

Sylvain Francisco

Francisco

28′ · +4

Juancho Hernangomez

Hernangomez

24′ · +2

Brancou Badio

Badio

18′ · +2

Konstantinos Mitoglou

Mitoglou

13′ · +13

Mathias Lessort

Lessort

31′ · -8

Kendrick Nunn

Nunn

24′ · 0

Kostas Sloukas

Sloukas

15′ · -1

Guerschon Yabusele

Yabusele

22′ · -1

Isaac Bonga

Bonga

19′ · +6

Real Madrid
Andres Feliz

Feliz

34′ · -6

Alberto Abalde

Abalde

26′ · -2

Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot

Luwawu-Cabarrot

23′ · -12

Walter Tavares

Tavares

22′ · -10

Jaime Pradilla

Pradilla

17′ · -12

Chuma Okeke

Okeke

28′ · +9

Sergio Llull

Llull

19′ · +8

Nick Smith Jr

Smith

7′ · +1

Olivier Sarr

Sarr

2′ · +3

Gabriele Procida

Procida

22′ · +9

Maksym Shulga

Shulga

4′ · -7

Damian Jones

Jones

20′ · +4

Each bar is a stint on the floor according to the official EuroLeague play-by-play. The source logs each substitution by its minute, not its second, so the edge of a bar can shift by up to a minute. The number is the minutes in the box score and the team's +/− with him on the court.