Its medical staff is in a race against time. Panathinaic and his Olympiacu to increase the chances of Nate Walters and Sasha Vezenkov, respectively, who tomorrow will participate in the “Greek civil war” for getting into the Euroleague. The American defender of the Greens came out of the match with Apollon Patras with a sprain, immediately began intensive treatment and entered the program yesterday without much strain. Theoretically, he has a good chance of getting into the squad, but it is not known how much he will be able to play and how much pressure can be put on him.

Something similar applies to Vezenkov. The Bulgarian forward of the “red-whites” has a spasm of the right adductor muscle, he did not compete with Karditsa and did not take part in yesterday’s training so as not to strain her. It will probably be given to Barzokas, but it is doubtful that he will be completely ready. More on both will be seen today. On the contrary, Bohoridis trained at full strength and is designed for it. Today’s schedule of the 16th round of the Euroleague: 20.00 “Basque Country” – “Real”, 21.05 “Maccabi” – “Efes”, 21.30 “Milan” – “Valencia”, 21.30 “Partizan” – “Bayern”, 22.00 “Monaco” – ” Zalgiris”.

Fire on Giannakopoulou for delays at OAKA with spike parking spaces.

Panathinaikos have another open front after tomorrow’s derby. Despite the government’s claims, the concession to the closed OAKA has put a thorn in the side of the parking lot of the Olympic venues. Dimitris Giannakopoulos’ reaction is typical, as evidenced by his scathing social media post: “You couldn’t find a more ridiculous way to get back into the stadium. Stadium without parking? You know that’s the only thing that can generate some income and make the deal somewhat profitable for the OEM, and you say let’s change the law that we made, take it away so they drop the OEM and use it on to your own discretion.”

No progress has been made in the Tyler Dorsey case, with the exception of Ettore Messina’s statement that Armani Milano is occupied by security guards “and no further intervention is foreseen.” Olympiacos is scrambling to get a foreign ace and has reportedly made an offer of €2.5m through 2024, but pending moves by Fenerbahce and Maccabi could tip the balance.